AI visibility · WordPress
Your competitors get recommended by ChatGPT. You don't.
Findrix finds what's blocking you and writes every fix for your WordPress site. No developer. No waiting.
62% of WordPress sites are invisible to AI by accident. Not because of their product.
Here's why that happens. Kinsta, WP Engine, SiteGround — most managed WordPress hosts conveniently block AI crawlers by default. ChatGPT can't read your site. Gemini can't. Perplexity can't.
That's one reason. The audit typically finds three to five more.
When a buyer asks ChatGPT which tool to use in your category, three or four specific products come up — each with a reason why. Those brands have specific technical signals in place. The ones that don't, don't appear.
Best [category] tool for [use case]
- 1Brand A
- 2Brand B
- 3Brand C
Your site: could be yours
What AI reads on your WordPress site
Most WordPress sites are missing at least four of these. Before recommending your product, AI checks for all of them.
On your pages
- FAQPage schema markup
- Organization entity — who you are and what you do
- Brand named in every key claim
- Content written so AI can quote it directly
Site-level signals
- AI crawlers allowed in robots.txt
- llms.txt present
- Structured data consistent across pages
- Pages updated in the last 30 days
Point Findrix at your site. Every fix comes back written.
Findrix checks your WordPress site against the brands appearing for queries in your category — then hands you every gap with the fix already written.
- Scan
Point us at your site.
Give Findrix your URL. It reads your content read-only and checks it against the brands appearing for queries in your category.
- Diagnose
See what's holding you back.
Your AI mention rate versus competitors. A ranked list of gaps, ordered by impact — not a dump of everything wrong at once.
- Fix
Every fix arrives written.
Schema, FAQ content, entity signals, llms.txt — each one written out with copy-paste instructions for WordPress. You apply it, mark it applied, and the weekly re-scan verifies it landed.
Nothing changes without your approval
You get a list of proposed fixes. You go through each one. Approve what makes sense, skip what doesn't. Findrix never touches your site itself — you apply what you approve, and every fix ships with its before and after, so you can undo it in your CMS. Findrix only proposes changes to structured data and content signals — not your design, copy, or layout.
Three questions worth checking right now
If you're not sure about any of these, that's what the audit checks first.
Run a free site auditTick each one that's already true for your site.
Most GEO plugins generate an llms.txt file and stop there.
Turns out, that's the baseline. What actually drives AI recommendations is different. FAQPage schema is present in 61% of ChatGPT-cited brands. Organization entity grounding determines whether AI knows who you are. Content structure determines whether AI can quote you. Findrix audits all of it and writes each fix.
| Findrix | Yoast / Rank Math | GEO monitoring tools | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works inside WordPress | |||
| Audits all AI visibility signals | |||
| Writes the schema, FAQ, and entity fixes for your site | |||
| Every fix shows its before and after | — | — |
How Findrix measures AI visibility
Here's exactly how we check. We send real buyer prompts in your category to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI surfaces (Claude and Grok available as add-ons) — and record which products appear. Then we compare your site's signals against those brands, find where you fall short, and rank the fixes by impact. The audit takes about 60 seconds. Nothing changes until you apply a fix yourself, and every fix ships with its before and after so you can undo it.
Find out where you stand — before someone else takes the slot.
Findrix finds what's blocking you and writes every fix for your WordPress site.
Start your free trialQuestions we get asked before the audit
Does this replace Yoast or Rank Math?
No. Yoast and Rank Math handle meta tags, sitemaps, and keyword analysis for Google. Findrix handles whether AI systems recommend your product when buyers ask. Different jobs. The ones who use both tend to show up everywhere.
Is llms.txt enough to get recommended?
No. llms.txt tells AI crawlers your site exists. It doesn't tell them why you're the right answer to a buyer's question. That requires FAQPage schema, Organization entity grounding, and content structured for AI extraction. Findrix audits all of it and writes each fix.
What does the audit check?
robots.txt configuration for AI crawlers, FAQPage and Organization schema, llms.txt, entity signals, structured data consistency, and your AI mention rate compared to competitors in your category.
How is Findrix different from other GEO plugins?
Most GEO tools will show you the problem in a dashboard. Findrix writes the fix. Knowing you're invisible doesn't make you visible — applying the fix does. Turns out most tools stopped at the first part.
Do I need a developer?
No. Every fix arrives fully written, with copy-paste instructions for WordPress — hand it to whoever manages your site. You review each fix before you apply it, and you can undo any change in your CMS.
Will Findrix change anything without me knowing?
Findrix never touches your site — nothing changes unless you apply it yourself. You see every fix in full before you apply it, with an explanation of what it does and why. Skip the ones you don't want, and undo anything you've already applied in your CMS.
Which AI engines does Findrix cover?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode — with Claude and Grok available as paid add-ons. These cover the AI interfaces where most product discovery happens today.
How long before I see results?
AI citation patterns update on their own schedule — similar to Google rankings, but typically faster. Four to eight weeks after you apply the fixes is the usual window. Findrix tracks your mention rate over time so you can see exactly what's moving.