Why Kachi

Most AEO tools tell you what's broken. We fix it on your website.

The alternatives

The three you're probably also evaluating.

Alternative 01

AEO trackers

Profound, Otterly, Peec

Good at measuring what LLMs say about you.

Where it stopsThey don't change what LLMs say.
Alternative 02

SEO tools with AEO features

Semrush, Ahrefs

Good at search rankings. Familiar interface.

Where it stopsAEO bolted on inherits SEO assumptions. The blocks LLMs hit get treated as edge cases.
Alternative 03

DIY with your team

Your CMO + ChatGPT

Cheapest. Most control.

Where it stopsThe work stalls after the first audit. Most teams don't have bandwidth.
The depth

What "on-domain" actually means.

01

Crawler-by-crawler access audit

Every LLM, agent, A2A endpoint.

02

Page-level scorecard

Ten criteria, ranked by impact.

03

Content gap mapping

Against real buyer queries.

04

Citation tracking

Not just mentions.

05

Re-audit after fixes

Proof of lift.

06

One accountable team

Audit, fixes, ongoing — all us.

Objections

The questions you'd ask if we were on a call.

We already pay for Profound. Should we drop it?

No. Run both. Trackers tell you what LLMs say. We change it.

We already pay for Semrush. Do we need both?

Yes. The pages your SEO tool says are fine are often the pages that need AEO work.

Can we do this ourselves?

If you have a senior person with a day a week for the next year, yes. Most teams don't.

Is on-domain optimization just SEO with new branding?

No. SEO optimizes for ranking. AEO optimizes for being cited.

You're a small team. What if you pivot?

Every deliverable is yours to keep. Nothing is locked behind ongoing access.

You can keep watching the conversation. Or change what's said.

The next move is yours.