AIO score
Needs work67 / 100
AI visibility report
searchxpro.com · Last audited May 3, 2026
AIO score
Needs work67 / 100
Ghost Test
Gaps found1 / 1
key questions AI crawlers couldn't answer
Summary
searchxpro.com has gaps that make it harder for AI crawlers to read (AIO 67/100), led by Renderability & JS (10/20). AI crawlers could not find a description of what the company does without running JavaScript, so AI assistants may guess or leave it out.
We ask an AI model each question twice: once using only the HTML a crawler like GPTBot receives, and once using the page as visitors see it after JavaScript runs. A question is flagged when only the visitor version can answer it.
Homepage only: some of the pages the targeted questions need were not found, so we asked one broad question about the homepage instead.
Page: https://searchxpro.com/
Only the visitor version could answer: AI crawlers miss this information.
01 not found
01 This is an SEO agency called SearchX that focuses on delivering measurable growth for businesses through tailored SEO strategies. It makes your life better by helping you increase traffic, capture leads, and boost conversions, ultimately turning website visits into revenue. Their approach is results-driven, ensuring that you see tangible outcomes rather than just vanity metrics.
Each sampled page, scored on what an AI crawler receives before any JavaScript runs.
homepage · 0% of visible text in server HTML
product · 91% of visible text in server HTML
blog · 0% of visible text in server HTML
Crawl warnings
This report shows what AI crawlers read. It doesn’t test whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity get past the site’s firewall when a person asks them about a page. If this is your company, the Threshold Test checks each assistant against your key pages and tells you what to change. It’s free once you’ve claimed this profile.
The Ghost Test checks whether an AI crawler can answer the questions buyers ask, such as pricing and main features. We ask an AI model each question twice about the page most likely to answer it: once using only the HTML the server sends (what crawlers like GPTBot read, since they don't run JavaScript), and once using the page as visitors see it. A question is flagged as a gap when only the visitor version can answer it.
No. A gap means the information exists on the site but AI crawlers can't read it without running JavaScript. That raises the risk that an AI assistant guesses or leaves the fact out, but it is not a record of a specific wrong answer.
The AIO score adds up four pillars: technical & crawlability (25 points), renderability (20), structure (30) and metadata (25). Each is scored on the HTML AI crawlers receive. The methodology page lists every check.
Coverage describes how many of the site's important pages the audit managed to sample; certainty describes how consistent the evidence was. Lower values mean the report is directional and worth re-running.