# Siteory

> Siteory scans your website for SEO, AI visibility, and security issues — then gives you a developer-ready plan to fix them.

Siteory is a web application at https://siteory.co. One free audit is included per account. Paid scans are $9 once or $49 per month for ten audits.

## Pages

- [Home](https://siteory.co/): Product overview and scanner.
- [Features](https://siteory.co/features): The three audits on one crawl.
- [SEO audit](https://siteory.co/features/seo-audit): Crawlability, titles, canonicals, headings, links, JSON-LD.
- [AI search audit](https://siteory.co/features/aeo-audit): AEO/GEO visibility for AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity.
- [Security audit](https://siteory.co/features/security-audit): Live HTTP security headers.
- [How it works](https://siteory.co/how-it-works): URL in, Markdown out, you review the patch.
- [Pricing](https://siteory.co/pricing): Free, $9 single, $49/month.
- [Learn](https://siteory.co/learn): SEO, AEO, GEO, and AI Overviews guides.
- [Compare](https://siteory.co/compare): Honest splits vs Ahrefs, Semrush, Profound, and others.
- [Blog](https://siteory.co/blog): Practical notes on audits.
- [RSS](https://siteory.co/rss.xml): Blog feed.
- [Sitemap](https://siteory.co/sitemap.xml)
- [About](https://siteory.co/about): Who ships the product.
- [Contact](https://siteory.co/contact): hello@siteory.co
- [Trust & security](https://siteory.co/security)
- [Privacy](https://siteory.co/privacy)
- [Terms](https://siteory.co/terms)

## Learn

- [SEO](https://siteory.co/learn/seo): Crawl first. Then titles, canonicals, links, and structured data. Copy comes after the page is eligible.
- [AEO](https://siteory.co/learn/aeo): If the page cannot rank or the answer is not in the HTML, models skip it. AEO is extractability, not a second marketing channel.
- [GEO](https://siteory.co/learn/geo): Trackers measure prompts. A GEO-ready site still needs HTML a bot can quote. Do the site work first.
- [AI Overviews](https://siteory.co/learn/ai-overviews): Eligibility is not a citation. Index, snippet, and Search Console inclusion come first. Then write a passage worth quoting.

## Compare

- [Siteory vs Ahrefs Site Audit](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-ahrefs): Buy Ahrefs for links and keywords. Buy Siteory when you need a developer-ready audit without a $129/month suite.
- [Siteory vs Semrush Site Audit](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-semrush): Semrush wins if you also buy PPC and keyword research. Siteory wins if you only need the site fixed.
- [Siteory vs Screaming Frog](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-screaming-frog): Frog wins on crawl power and exports. Siteory wins when you want a hosted report a developer can paste into Cursor.
- [Siteory vs Sitebulb](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-sitebulb): Sitebulb is for SEO teams who want hints and crawl maps. Siteory is for engineers who want a patch list.
- [Siteory vs Moz Pro](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-moz): Moz is the cheaper suite. Siteory is the cheaper audit. They solve different tickets.
- [Siteory vs SE Ranking](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-se-ranking): Keep SE Ranking if you already rank-track there. Use Siteory when you need the site fixed without another suite seat.
- [Siteory vs Lighthouse](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-lighthouse): Lighthouse is the right free lab score. It is not a site audit and it is not an AEO report.
- [Siteory vs Profound](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-profound): Profound measures what AI says about the brand. Siteory measures whether the website is even readable.
- [Siteory vs Peec AI](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-peec): Peec watches answers over time. Siteory checks the site once and writes the fix.
- [Siteory vs Otterly.ai](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-otterly): Otterly is the cheap way to watch citations. Siteory is the cheap way to fix the site those citations need.
- [Siteory vs Scrunch AI](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-scrunch): Scrunch is the technical tracker. Siteory is the technical audit you run before that seat.
- [Siteory vs AthenaHQ](https://siteory.co/compare/siteory-vs-athena-hq): AthenaHQ watches and suggests. Siteory fetches the site and writes the engineer’s list.

## Blog

- [robots.txt for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and Google-Extended](https://siteory.co/blog/robots-txt-for-ai-crawlers): A GEO program that blocks the crawler for the engine it wants to rank in is a contradiction.
- [How to read Search Console’s generative AI report](https://siteory.co/blog/search-console-generative-ai-report): Use it to see which URLs appear in Google’s AI surfaces. Use a site audit to see why the others never do.
- [GEO checklist for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini](https://siteory.co/blog/geo-checklist-chatgpt-perplexity): GEO is AEO with a different acronym. Make the site readable before you buy prompt monitoring.
- [AI Mode vs AI Overviews: what actually changes for a website](https://siteory.co/blog/ai-mode-vs-ai-overviews): Two Google surfaces, one eligibility model. Do not write a second site for AI Mode.
- [How a page becomes eligible for Google AI Overviews in 2026](https://siteory.co/blog/ai-overviews-eligibility-2026): Eligibility is four checks, not a citation trick. Index, snippet, Search Console inclusion, then a passage worth quoting.
- [Crawlability, robots.txt, and XML sitemaps](https://siteory.co/blog/crawlability-robots-sitemap): Most 'Google cannot find us' tickets are robots, noindex, or a sitemap that lists the staging host. Here is the order to check.
- [JSON-LD schema types that still work in 2026](https://siteory.co/blog/json-ld-schema-types-that-still-work): Use Organization, WebSite, SoftwareApplication, BlogPosting, and BreadcrumbList. Skip HowTo and new FAQPage markup for Google SERP features.
- [What llms.txt does, and what it does not do](https://siteory.co/blog/llms-txt-what-it-does): Add llms.txt if you want a short, honest map of public pages. Do not add it to chase citations or rankings.
- [Security headers a website audit should fail](https://siteory.co/blog/security-headers-website-audit): A security audit that only lists missing headers is incomplete. Here is how to read each finding and what a developer should change first.
- [AEO vs SEO: how AI Overviews pick a sentence](https://siteory.co/blog/aeo-vs-seo-ai-overviews): Answer engines cite pages that already rank and that answer the question in a self-contained paragraph. That is an audit problem, not a new channel.
- [Website SEO audit checklist: what actually needs a fix](https://siteory.co/blog/website-seo-audit-checklist): Most SEO audit tools dump hundreds of warnings. This checklist separates blockers from noise so a developer can ship the next fix.

## How a report is used

Paste the Markdown report or a fix prompt into Claude, Codex, Cursor, or OpenCode. Those tools do not change the website by themselves. Review the draft before you ship it.

## Limits

Only scan websites you own or have permission to audit. Dashboard, login, and in-progress scans are private account surfaces, not documentation.

Optional longer map: https://siteory.co/llms-full.txt