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Everything LightSpot does for your AI visibility

From audit to automatic fixes: every building block of the product, explained.

AI Visibility Audit46 criteria to know why AI won't cite youLearn moreFix AutopilotOur agents fix your site continuously, daily on ZenithLearn moreContent AgentArticles written to be cited, scheduled and publishedLearn moreSocial AgentReady-to-publish LinkedIn, Reddit and X postsLearn moreAI Citation TrackingSee when ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews cite youLearn moreCompetitor AnalysisSee who AI cites instead of youLearn moreIntegrationsYour CMS and Search Console, connected in one clickLearn moreAI AssistantAn assistant that has read your entire audit reportLearn more

FAQ

What does LightSpot's AI visibility audit cover?

The audit scores your site against 46 measurable criteria: 21 SEO criteria for the technical foundations (tags, structure, Core Web Vitals) and 25 GEO criteria for everything that decides whether a passage on your page can be cited by an AI — answer structure, structured data, AI crawler accessibility, brand signals. You get a score out of 100, a letter grade from A to F, a page-by-page breakdown, and the 3 highest-impact fixes. Every criterion is marked pass, fail or skip: if a check can't run, the report is still produced with whatever could be measured.

How do fixes get applied to my site?

Once your CMS is connected, our agents apply only fixes rated zero-risk: page titles, meta descriptions and structured data in JSON-LD — never editorial copy or code. The first pass is always a simulation, so you review the list of what would change before approving it. Any page edited by a human since the last audit is skipped, every fix stays logged and individually reversible, and a real re-audit measures the score gain behind each pass.

Which CMS platforms and tools are supported?

WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Webflow each have a native integration. WordPress connects through a bridge plugin installed in one minute plus an application password; Shopify goes through its native SEO metafields, Wix through its posts' seoData, and Webflow through its official API — each in one click. Google Search Console connects without OAuth — you invite a service account we give you as a reader — and its data then ranks your priority actions by the traffic your pages actually get. No connection asks for access to your source code: each one runs through the platform's official API. For technical teams, a public REST API and an official MCP server let you launch audits, read their results, and import an editorial calendar from Claude or your IDE.

How do I know whether AI engines are citing my brand?

Citation tracking probes five engines every week — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews — with prompts tailored to your business, then detects whether your brand, domain or a specific page gets cited. You get an email alert the moment a citation is gained or lost, naming the prompt and the engine, and the history builds up in your report's Impact section. It's a signal Google Analytics can't see, since an AI citation almost never produces a click. Every gap detected then becomes a target for our content and social agents, and the next probe checks whether the citation appears.