tested live via real AI searches · ± 30–60 sec
The free ceeme scan devises five questions the way your customers actually put them to an AI, has one AI search engine answer them live with real web search, and measures whether your organisation appears in that answer. It also determines your technical SEO score for Google and Bing and checks whether a Google Business Profile exists. One engine is a snapshot and not a verdict on the whole market — anyone wanting several engines side by side needs the deep scan.
In short
- What gets measured
- Five questions, one AI search engine, answered live with real web search. Not an estimate from a database.
- What you get back
- Two scores out of a hundred — AI visibility and technical SEO — with the questions, the answers and the sources underneath.
- What it is not
- Not a picture of the market. One engine on one day; another engine may answer differently, and tomorrow so may it.
What is the difference between SEO and AI visibility?
SEO is about a place in a list: someone types something, gets ten blue links, and your position decides whether they click. AI visibility is about a place in a sentence. There is no list any more — there is one answer, and in it you are named or you are not.
That difference is sharper than it sounds, because the second knows no second place. Whoever is in the answer is the recommendation; whoever is not does not exist for that question. Hence this scan measures both: classic findability stays your base, and AI visibility is what comes on top.
Where does the scan get its five questions?
From what you enter yourself: your company name, what you do and where. From that the scan builds five questions in the form a customer uses — not "company X" but "who does this near me". That is the whole point: on your own name you are found by people who already know you.
Run the scan again later for the same site and the same core questions come back. That is deliberate: two measurements with different questions cannot be compared, and after a change you would still know nothing.
Why does the free scan measure on one AI search engine?
Because every question to an AI search engine costs money, and a free measurement spanning several engines is not a free measurement but a trial under another name. One engine, five questions, actually run — that is what we can give away without taking anything off it.
What you therefore do not get is stated too: engines weigh their sources differently, so an outcome on one says little about another. Anyone needing a picture of the market rather than a starting point has to put several engines side by side — which is exactly what the deep scan does.
I am not in it. Now what?
Then the result is more useful than if you had been in it. Under every answer sit the sources the engine read, and that is where the address of the work is: which sites it trusted for your question, and why yours was not among them.
In most cases it is not your copy but what is missing: no readable text without JavaScript, no structured data, no file saying who you are. That is fixable, and whether the fix did anything is measurable.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account or a card?
Neither. Your email address is the only thing asked for, and it is there to deliver the result and to be able to come back to it afterwards. One free scan per address.
Does the scan work without a website?
Yes, and half of it is then already the answer. Without an address the technical SEO score cannot be calculated, but the five AI questions can — and whether an AI names you while you have no site is exactly the question worth asking.
Which AI search engine is measured on?
On one, with real web search, so the answer rests on today's web and not on what a model once learned. Which one is stated with your result — together with the date, because without those two a figure cannot be checked a month later.
How long does it take?
About thirty to sixty seconds, and that time goes into the questions actually being asked. A scan that is instantly done has asked nothing.
Read on
Scan gestart…
AI-configuratie — 5 pijlers
You don't have a website (yet)
A findable website is your foundation — for Google and for AI. AI tools need a source to cite you, and your SEO underpins your AI visibility. Without a site it's nearly impossible to show up consistently in AI answers. Consider getting one; we can build one optimized for both.
What we saw on your site
AI-agent ready (light check)
E-E-A-T
Digital polish (light check)
Per question — what the AI answered
Query fan-out (preview)
Who leads the AI answers
Your AI reputation
What makes your technical SEO even stronger
Technical SEO = speed, code and crawlability. It's not your full findability on search terms — that also depends on content and mentions.
What you can do now — GEO (AI answers)
What this free scan does: 5 AI prompts (the questions customers ask AI) + your homepage and sitemap, plus a check whether your Google Business Profile exists. The deep scan goes much further: up to 50 AI prompts (rerunning your earlier questions for an honest comparison), every page audited individually, a visual design check, site-wide brand consistency, the full agent-ready measurement, your socials (including who manages the channels), your Google Business Profile verified (are name, address and phone correct?), detection of multiple or dormant websites in your name, plus a data check comparing whether what your site claims (figures, opening hours, services) matches what's said about you online. There's often a surprise.
How does ceeme calculate these scores? →
Your fix pack
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