What Is Auspia? A Tour of Product, Solutions, and Free Tools

Auspia is one growth workflow, nine solution playbooks, and a stack of free checkers. Here is a tour of every public page, grouped by the job you are trying to do.

Watch the 90-second walkthrough above. The video tours the whole site with narration and subtitles — the five-step growth workflow, the nine solution playbooks, the free checkers, and how each page links to the next. Read on for the same map in detail, or jump to the section you came for.

What Auspia is in one paragraph

Auspia is a growth platform for SEO, GEO, and AI search visibility with three layers: a single five-step workflow that carries an opportunity from discovery to published, maintained content; nine solution playbooks that cover the specific jobs that block traffic growth; and a stack of free checkers that score any public URL before you commit to changes. The map below walks through all of it — every page in the navigation, grouped by what it does, so you can open what fits your next week. Start at the Auspia homepage if you are entirely new, then follow the groups in order.

At a glance:

  • Product — one workflow: discover, ground, create, publish, measure.
  • Solutions — nine playbooks for the jobs that matter most.
  • Tools — free checkers for scores, audits, and crawler access.
  • Resources — the blog, the extensions, and the app.

The growth workflow: discover, ground, create, publish, measure

The product pages follow the order of the work itself. You never skip from a raw keyword to a published page — each step hands off a reviewable artifact to the next.

Auspia five-step growth workflow loop from opportunity discovery to measurement

The loop only works when each handoff is explicit: an opportunity becomes a grounded brief, the brief becomes a reviewed draft, the draft becomes a published page, and the published page becomes evidence for the next decision. Content operations is the playbook for making that loop repeatable.

Nine solution playbooks, one per growth job

The solutions pages define a problem precisely, then give you the workflow and tools that solve it. Choose the one that matches the bottleneck you are looking at.

A few of these are adjacent: SEO automation is about the handoff process, opportunity intelligence is about picking the work, and competitive monitoring feeds both. Most teams pick one per quarter and run it with the free checkers first.

Free checkers: score any page without an account

The tools hub links all the free checkers. Each one takes a public URL or pasted text and returns a score plus the specific things to fix.

Auspia free tools page listing SEO and AI search checkers

The useful sequence is: run the on-page audit on the page you care about, check crawler access and llms.txt if agents matter, then use the GEO score to see where the page stands for generative engines. Everything is public; nothing needs an account.

Where the growth thinking lives — and how to take Auspia with you

Which page should you open first?

If you want to...

Open this page

Check one URL fast

On-Page SEO Checker

See your visibility for AI searches

AI Search Visibility Checker

Understand why your site is where it is

Website SEO Score Checker

Confirm agents can actually read your site

Robots.txt AI Crawler Checker and LLMs.txt Generator / Checker

Get one number for generative engine readiness

GEO Score Checker

Start a repeatable growth program

Growth Workflow or Traffic Growth System

Learn as you grow

The blog

FAQ

Are the Auspia checkers really free?

Yes. The score checkers, the on-page audit, the GEO score, the robots.txt checker, and the llms.txt generator all run on any public URL without an account.

What is the difference between an SEO score and a GEO score?

The website SEO score measures quality and priority issues across a site — titles, headings, links, schema, crawl health. The GEO score measures how ready public information is for generative engines: 54 signals across 14 dimensions such as clarity, evidence, and access. One optimizes classic search; the other optimizes for AI answers and agent users.

Does Auspia replace my CMS?

No. The workflow publishes reviewed content into a verified CMS target of yours. The product owns the decision-and-review loop; your CMS stays your publishing system.

Where should a new user start?

Run the on-page audit and the GEO score on your most important page, then read the traffic growth system playbook to see how the fix becomes part of an ongoing loop.

Author: Caleb Brooks, SaaS SEO Strategist for 100+ Product-Led Pages at Auspia. Caleb writes about product-led SEO, growth workflows, and how the pieces of a growth system fit together.

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