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Is your firm visible to AI search?

Whoever your next client is — an injured person, a business, an insurer, or a founder looking for counsel — they increasingly ask an AI assistant before they call. This free audit checks how your firm shows up across AI answer engines and the signals that drive AI citation, then returns a scored report with the exact fixes that move the needle, most of which LexSteward can draft or generate for you to apply.

No account needed. We check your public site only — your report shows on screen, and you can email it to yourself after.

How does the AEO audit work?

We run five groups of checks, AI visibility, structured data, crawler access, content structure, and technical foundation, and roll them into one 0–100 score. Every check explains itself, and anything we can’t verify is reported as “not checked” rather than guessed.

What does AEO mean for a law firm?

It means being the firm an AI assistant names when a potential client asks. The audit shows where you stand and what to change first.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AEO audit?

Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) is how your firm becomes the source AI assistants cite when someone asks for a lawyer. This audit checks your AI-answer presence, structured data, crawler access, content structure, and technical foundation, then scores each.

Why is my firm invisible in ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews?

The most common reasons are blocking AI crawlers in robots.txt, missing or duplicated structured data, content that is not answer-first, and no presence on the legal directories AI engines cite. The audit flags each one and tells you which LexSteward drafts the fix for, for you to apply.

Do you store my information?

We audit your public website only — no login, and never any claimant data. Your report shows on screen. If you opt in to email yourself the full report, we relay your details to LexSteward so we can send it and may follow up about how we’d fix the gaps — a business opt-in you can ignore, not stored claimant data.