One place to answer a question that used to need six tools: why aren't we showing up?
Optimizing a site meant a keyword tool, a crawler, a rank tracker, a schema validator and two spreadsheets to reconcile them — and none of them could tell me whether an AI assistant could read the page at all. That question was not in any of their answers, and it is the one that increasingly decides who gets found.
So I built the thing I wanted: one place where discovery, auditing, optimizing and monitoring share the same data, and where the AI-search side is treated as real work rather than a buzzword bolted onto a keyword tool.
Three kinds of optimization in one loop. SEO for how you rank in traditional search. GEO for whether generative engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity cite you. AEO for whether your pages answer the questions people actually ask.
The same content is scored across all three, so a fix for one is not a regression in another — which is the failure mode of running separate tools that never talk.
Optmizly is new, and I am one person. There is no case-study wall on this site because there are no case studies yet, and I would rather say that than fill the space with stock photos and invented numbers. No logo bar of companies that have not heard of me, no testimonials I wrote myself, no user count dressed up to look larger.
What I can offer instead is the product. A free tier that does not expire and needs no card, at 3 analyses a month. Four tools that need no account at all. And an audit that shows you everything it finds rather than holding half of it back to make you sign up.
If something is wrong or missing, tell me. At this size I read everything, and I can usually fix it the same week.
There is no team behind this. When you email support, I am the one who answers.
You do not need an account to find out whether any of this is useful. Run the free AI search readiness audit on your own site and judge the output.