Website visibility check

Can search engines and AI understand your website?

EdenLens checks whether search engines and AI assistants can find, read and identify your business, then shows you exactly what to put right.

Free.No account.Nothing to install.About a minute.

What the check asks

One check. Three connected questions.

In the order that matters: can they reach you, can they read you, and can they tell who you are.

  1. 01

    Can search engines find and file your pages?

    Your site answers, its pages can be stored, and the files that guide crawlers are not turning them away.

    The trade calls this search engine optimisation, SEO.
  2. 02

    Can a clear answer be lifted from your page?

    The page says who you are, what you do and where, in text a machine can read without running anything first.

    Answer engine optimisation, AEO.
  3. 03

    Can an AI assistant identify and verify your business?

    Name, address, telephone and hours in a fixed form, and the other places that say you exist agree with your page.

    Generative engine optimisation, GEO.

What you get

  • It reads your homepage, robots.txt and sitemap.
  • It reports what it can prove, with numbered evidence.
  • Up to three verified problems, each with the fix and the test that proves it worked.
  • What it could not see, named. Not assessed is never a zero.

What changed

The internet moved on. Nobody told you.

Someone who searches for your company already knows you. Someone who asks an assistant "who can solve this?" may never have heard of you. Your website has to help both of them find their way to you.

01 · They know your nameStill important

  1. Customer
  2. Search results
  3. Your website
  4. Decide

02 · They describe their problemWhere you can be discovered

  1. Customer
  2. Sources
  3. AI answer
  4. Named businesses

The second journey was never announced. ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and the summary at the top of Google answer the question before anyone reaches a page of ten links, and the answer is a shortlist drawn from sources the assistant could read and corroborate. The usual advice is to write more. The usual problem is that machines cannot read what you have already written.

One method

One method, not three trades.

You do not need to learn a new set of initials. SEO, AEO and GEO are the three jobs your website has to do, in that order, on one pipeline.

  1. SEO

    Get found

    Google and Bing find, understand and retrieve your pages. Conventional search indexes are a major retrieval route, so this stays foundational, though some assistants also use their own crawlers and user-triggered fetches.

  2. AEO

    Give the answer

    Whether a clear answer can be lifted straight from your page when somebody asks the question, whether that is a search snippet or an assistant's reply.

  3. GEO

    Be considered

    Whether an assistant can identify your business confidently and corroborate it elsewhere before it is willing to name you.

The usual pattern on a good-looking website nobody can quote: it passes the first stage and fails the other two. That is why one gate failure sits above every other finding in a result.

Being technically ready does not guarantee a citation. A citation does not guarantee a recommendation. EdenLens keeps those results separate, and says which one it measured.

How the method works, and what it cannot reach ›

The full review, when one page is not enough.

The free check reads your homepage, robots.txt and sitemap. The full review covers forty criteria across eight pillars, reads the pages those criteria need, and arrives as a report: what was checked, what it found, what to change, and the test that proves it worked.

  1. Identify
  2. Presence
  3. Public checks
  4. Owner evidence
  5. Report

The order a full review runs in: confirm which business this is, open every profile it declares, run the public checks, read what only the owner can show, then write it up with the evidence attached.

Available now as a Pro Review, checked by an analyst, or as week one of Launch for a business starting from nothing.

EdenLens full review: confirm scope, eight pillars, three readings per criterion, seven-step testable repair. No score.

When you want a person on it

The full review, with a person on it.

EdenLens Launch

£295

once, no VAT

A guided 90-day programme for a business starting from nothing: the checklist in dependency order, every external clock started in week one, and checks at day 0, 30 and 90.

For a site with almost nothing in place yet. Three dated reports; you or your developer make the repairs, and the analyst verifies them at day 30 and 90, no call.

Buy LaunchWhat Launch involves ›

Pro Review

£695

once, no VAT

The full review verified by an analyst, an AEO and GEO enhancement guide written for your business, a call to walk through it, and a signed report you can hand to a developer or an agency.

For a site that already exists and needs a verified diagnosis. Every finding checked by a person and signed for; a guide to being found and described correctly by AI assistants; a call to walk through it; written answers for thirty days after.

Buy a Pro ReviewWhat a Pro Review involves ›

Compare the offers, and what everyone else charges ›

Steward: the quarterly re-check.

A repair holds until something moves. A CMS update breaks the structured data, a robots rule changes, a register entry drifts from what the site says, a new page goes up that machines cannot read. Steward re-runs the same forty criteria, against the same method version, every ninety days, and reports what changed, who owns it, and which acceptance tests no longer pass. It is not a mentions dashboard: if you want to know how often assistants name you, a monitoring tool does that, and we say which.

£295 a quarter, no VAT, stop at any quarter end. It is offered first to Launch and Pro Review customers, in their final report, so that the first quarter compares against a record that already exists. Anyone else can leave an address and hear when it opens more widely; nothing else will be sent.

One email when it opens more widely. Nothing else.

What EdenLens will never do.

  • No guarantees. Not of rankings, citations, mentions or traffic. Nobody outside the providers can promise those, and the providers do not.
  • No invented facts. What cannot be verified is left unassessed and named as such.
  • No score that hides what was not checked. Coverage is stated as counts, every time.
  • No hidden text, cloaking or prompt injection, and no advice to use them.
  • No dark patterns. No countdown timers, no fake scarcity, no pre-ticked boxes.

Your website through a machine's eyes

Start with the free check.

No score to chase. Just evidence, a clear priority order and your next step.

  1. 01

    Enter your website

    Paste your homepage address. No sign-up, no account, no technical knowledge needed.

  2. 02

    EdenLens checks it

    It reads your page and the files that guide search engines, and checks whether they can reach and understand your site.

  3. 03

    See your next move

    Read the result, open the evidence behind each line, and start with the problem that matters most.

Run my free check

The free check is a focused first look, not a full-site audit. Pro Review and Launch are there when one page is not enough. Nothing stored beyond the result, for fifteen minutes. No guaranteed rankings, ever.

EdenLens is a UK website check for search engine optimisation (SEO), answer engine optimisation (AEO) and generative engine optimisation (GEO): it shows how search engines and AI assistants find, read, understand and cite a business. Run by Steven Sawyers for Integrated Synergy Consulting Ltd, company 17010502. About EdenLens