How Optimus Pass scores itself
This is a public self-audit using the same SEO, GEO, and AEO checkers available to every user. Scanned 2026-07-29. Scores update when the page is re-audited.
Optimus Pass checks ad copy for policy-risk language and narrative patterns before you submit to Meta, Google, TikTok, OpenAI Ads, and other platforms. It scores your copy, flags what's risky, and suggests safer alternatives. This page documents how Optimus Pass scores across its own SEO, GEO, and AEO checkers — a public self-audit using the same tools available to every user.
SEO
8217 on-page visibility checks — title tags, meta descriptions, headings, structured data, internal links, and content freshness.
GEO
6511 AI Overview readiness checks — answer blocks, question headings, fact density, entity mentions, schema markup, and author attribution.
AEO
5817 citation readiness checks — FAQPage schema, question headings, direct answer blocks, fact density, entity freshness, and source references.
Page-by-page results
| Page | SEO | GEO | AEO |
|---|---|---|---|
Homepage https://optimuspass.com | 82 | 65 | 58 |
Features https://optimuspass.com/features | 74 | 60 | 52 |
Pricing https://optimuspass.com/pricing | 68 | 45 | 40 |
Blog https://optimuspass.com/blog | 71 | 42 | 38 |
Pre-Launch Campaign Review https://optimuspass.com/services/preflight-audit | 55 | 35 | 30 |
Key findings
Homepage has the strongest SEO score (82/100)
Good title tag, meta description, H1, and structured data. Missing answer blocks for GEO and AEO optimization.
Blog pages lack FAQPage schema and question headings
Blog articles have content but are not optimized for AI citation. Adding FAQPage schema and question-format H2s would improve AEO scores.
Pricing page scores lowest on GEO and AEO
No answer blocks, few question headings, low fact density. This is common for pricing pages but limits AI citation potential.
No secondary pages have unique meta descriptions
All non-homepage pages inherit the root layout metadata. Each page needs its own title and description for SEO.
Structured data is present on the homepage
Organization, SoftwareApplication, WebSite, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, and FAQPage schema are all rendered. Missing on subpages.
Fixes completed
- ✓Updated homepage title and meta description for SEO
- ✓Added OAI-SearchBot and OAI-AdsBot to robots.txt
- ✓Created /methodology page explaining 59 risk detectors and platform weighting
- ✓Created /visibility-report public self-audit (this page)
- ✓Created /policy-updates page with dated enforcement changes
- ✓Added answer-ready intro copy to key pages
- ✓Added scroll-margin-top to prevent nav overlap on sections
- ✓Improved text contrast and readability across all pages
- ✓Standardized pricing CTAs and corrected plan limits
Remaining limitations
- ○Not yet verified in Google Search Console — sitemap needs submission
- ○Not yet verified in Bing Webmaster Tools — IndexNow needs enabling
- ○Blog articles lack individual FAQPage schema and question-format headings
- ○Subpages (features, pricing, services) need unique metadata instead of inheriting root layout
- ○No external backlinks or citations from authoritative domains
- ○No original research or data survey to cite
- ○Author/reviewer names and biographies not yet published
- ○"Last reviewed" dates not yet visible on content pages
Methodology and score disclaimer
SEO scores are calculated from 17 on-page checks including title tags, meta descriptions, heading hierarchy, structured data, internal links, image alt text, and content freshness. GEO scores measure AI Overview readiness across 11 checks: answer blocks, question headings, fact density, entity mentions, schema markup, author attribution, multi-modal content, and citations. AEO scores measure ChatGPT and Perplexity citation readiness across 17 checks: FAQPage schema, question headings, direct answer blocks, fact density, entity mentions, freshness, and source references. These are directional scores based on static page analysis. They do not guarantee search engine ranking, AI citation, or ad approval. Scores reflect the state of each page at the time of scanning and may change as content or algorithms evolve.
Learn more about how the scoring works.
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