See your site
the way AI does.
People used to search for you. Now they ask an assistant and get one paragraph back, with no list of links underneath it. If your site is hard to read, that paragraph names someone else.
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Human view
AI view
- URL:
- https://mapleandco.com/
- Page:
- /
- Title:
- Maple & Co. | Sustainable Furniture
- Description:
- (missing)
- Canonical:
- https://mapleandco.com/
- Content type:
- text/html
- Crawlable:
- Yes
- Indexable:
- Yes
- Primary entity:
- (unclear)
- Organization:
- (inconsistent)
- Local business:
- (not found)
Structured data:
- Organization schema (missing)
- Product schema (missing)
- FAQ schema (missing)
Content notes:
- Main content loaded via JavaScript
- Limited product information in HTML
- No clear author or about information
what's wrong. and how to fix it.
Your AI readiness
62/ 100
This site has a solid foundation. Four things still stop assistants understanding, citing, or recommending its content.
| Crawlability | Good | Accessible to major AI crawlers |
|---|---|---|
| Content structure | Needs work | Some key content is JavaScript-rendered |
| Entity clarity | Needs work | Organization details are inconsistent |
| Structured data | Missing | No schema markup detected |
| Citability | Needs work | Limited signals for AI citation |
more visibility in the AI era.
Scan, identify, fix, verify.
That is the whole loop. Most sites only need one pass through it.
- 01
Scan
We fetch your site the way an assistant would, then read what came back.
- 02
Identify
Every problem gets named, ranked, and tied to the pages it affects.
- 03
Fix
Follow the instructions, or hand the work to us.
- 04
Verify
We crawl again and check the change actually took. Your score moves, or we tell you why it didn't.
What we find most often.
A finding without a fix is just bad news, so every one of these comes with the change to make.
Blocked crawler access
One file decides who is allowed to read your site. Most were written before ChatGPT existed, and they quietly turn its crawler away.
fix: Update your robots.txtJavaScript-rendered content
The first HTML a crawler receives is close to empty. Your content arrives later, once scripts run, and crawlers rarely wait that long.
fix: Make content server-renderedMissing organization schema
Nothing on the page says, in a form a machine can read, which business this is. So the assistant guesses.
fix: Add Organization schemaInconsistent organization name
Your name is written three ways across the site, so it reads as three companies. None of them gets the full credit.
fix: Standardize your brand details
You're not imagining it.
75.2%
of European companies say AI is already changing how customers find them.
Almost nobody feels able to do much about it. Just 5.5% say they have real control over how they get found. Another 30.6% say it has got harder in the last two years.
None of this shows up in your analytics. Someone asks an assistant, hears a competitor's name, books with them. There is no lost visit to report, because the visit never happened.
team.blue, State of European Business 2026. 10,059 companies across 11 European markets. Reported by websupport.sk, June 2026.
Three ways to use this.
Start free. Pay only when there is something to fix.
Free scan
$0
A first read of your homepage.
- Reads the page the way a crawler does
- Names the issues worth fixing first
- No card, no account
Fix Kit
$500One-time payment
The corrected files, plus instructions for your platform. You apply them.
- Full technical report
- Issues ranked by what they cost you
- robots.txt and JSON-LD, written for you — llms.txt included
Managed remediation
Custom
We do it.
- Everything in the Fix Kit
- We make the changes ourselves
- We re-crawl to confirm they took
- Support while it beds in
Questions people actually ask.
If yours isn't here, the fastest way to get an answer is to run the free scan.
What is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)?
Making a site something an AI system can actually read and use, not just something that ranks in a search engine. That means a crawler like GPTBot or PerplexityBot can reach your pages, your content renders without JavaScript, and structured data tells a machine unambiguously who you are.
How is this different from a free AI visibility scanner?
A free scanner gives you a score and a checklist. We give you that, plus a full site-wide crawl showing exactly which pages an AI agent can and can't reach, and a human who implements the fixes instead of leaving you with a list of advice.
Does OSEM guarantee my site gets cited by ChatGPT or Perplexity?
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. We can guarantee your site is technically accessible to AI crawlers and agents — that's fully within our control. Whether ChatGPT or Perplexity cites you in an answer depends heavily on off-site signals, like backlinks and Reddit mentions, that no on-site fix controls.
What does the Fix Kit actually include?
The generated files your site needs — robots.txt and JSON-LD, with llms.txt included — plus a full technical report ranking every issue by what it costs you. You or your developer install the files; we don't push changes to your site directly.
Is the free scan really free — no card, no signup?
Yes. Enter your homepage's address and get a score in under 60 seconds, no card and no account. An account is only needed for the full site-wide crawl.
Thirty seconds settles it.
One page, one score, no account. If it comes back clean, that is the end of it.
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