Frequently Asked Questions

No. Every SEO tool runs on your own server with nothing connected. An account is what lets our website AEOSearch.io measure you: the free report, the daily readiness check (what the engines need before they can read your site), the fixes it proposes, and the reports you can buy.

Yes. Connect a free account, describe your business and up to four rivals (or press Fill From My Site), read the four questions, and press Start. ChatGPT and Gemini answer each one. You see whether they named you, whom they named instead, and the answer word for word on up to three questions a rival won. Once per site, no card, no sales call.

That is the question the report answers, and the plugin never guesses at it. The free report asks ChatGPT and Gemini; a paid report adds Claude, Grok and Perplexity, asks 20, 50 or 100 questions, and shows every answer. No plugin can make an engine name you. This one shows what each engine said today, and the readiness check lists what a model can and cannot read on your site.

Yes, and nothing doubles up. While either one is active, this plugin writes no second title tag, description, canonical, JSON-LD block or sitemap beside theirs until you hand that job over on the Integrations screen. When you do move, the importers carry your titles, descriptions and social cards across, so nothing is retyped.

Your page heads, yes, from activation: the title tag, the meta description and the social card tags, each one switched off under Modules. Your content, no, unless you confirm one fix at a time. A fix shows its exact content first, and one click puts it back. No fix touches a theme file or your posts; only the robots.txt and .htaccess editors write a file, each after a backup.

Yes. Every setting, key, log and role grant is stored per site — connecting one site never connects another — and uninstalling cleans up every site in the network.

It removes every setting, log, role grant and scheduled task it created. Two things stay on purpose: the lines it wrote into .htaccess and robots.txt at your request, and the backups it took before each of those writes, so a change can still be put back. Revert those fixes first if you want the lines gone too.

No. The plugin waits for your form plugin to say a submission finished — it never modifies a form, a field, or what a visitor sees.

Your hostname, the generated key, the key-file address and the URLs you submit — to the IndexNow endpoint at api.indexnow.org, never to AEOSearch.

No. Three switches have to be on before anything leaves: the module itself, outbound consent plus acknowledgment, and a served key file.

That page's title, the first 1,500 characters of its text, up to 20 of its headings and the tone you picked, relayed by AEOSearch to Google, whose language model writes the options.

From our website AEOSearch.io, which measures every readiness count; the plugin shows each one as it arrived and scores none of them. A check that could not be measured says so and stays out of the pass and fail counts. The writing check in your editor is the exception: it runs on your own server.

No. What was there is saved before anything changes, and the change doesn't happen if that save fails. Every auto-apply is logged and comes back off with one click.

Yes — an optional module reads your store's live price and availability into product schema, never a saved copy.

ChatGPT and Gemini 3.8 Flash, once per question. A paid report adds Claude, Grok and Perplexity, and you choose the model on each.