Which GEO tools fix your site instead of just measuring it?
The difference between a tool that measures whether AI cites you and one that fixes your site, four questions to tell them apart and what Peaje delivers.
Most GEO tools only measure: they tell you whether ChatGPT or Claude mention you, and their work ends there. The ones that fix leave you something to publish (a written page, a file, a change to your robots.txt), check it on your site once it is live and measure again weeks later. Peaje is one of the second kind: the radar gives you the diagnosis for free and your agent hands you the fixes.
Updated: October 2026
Peaje's Pro plan costs US$30 a month (the founder price for the first 50 businesses, then US$69) and includes 500 credits a month for the agent's work and 20 tracked questions in AI assistants, according to the pricing page.
How do I know whether a tool fixes or only measures?
Ask it these four questions before you pay:
- What does it hand me at the end of the week? If the answer is a dashboard with a score, it measures. If it is a page written with your facts or a file ready to upload, it fixes.
- Who makes the change? A tool that fixes leaves each change as a task with exact instructions, for you, for whoever runs your site or for your coding tool.
- Does it check that the change went live? After you publish, it has to visit your site and confirm the change is there, without you asking.
- Does it measure again? Without a second measurement against your starting point, you do not know whether the fix worked.
What kinds of GEO tools are there?
| Kind | What it does | What it leaves you |
|---|---|---|
| Radar or scanner | Checks your site and gives you a score with what is missing | A list of problems. The Peaje radar is free and takes under a minute |
| Citation monitoring | Asks assistants what your customers ask and tells you whether they cite you | A number that goes up or down |
| Agent that measures and fixes | Diagnoses, writes the pages, leaves the tasks ready and measures again | Pages, files and finished tasks, with a date to measure again |
What does Peaje's agent fix?
- It writes full drafts of the pages you are missing, with facts from your own site, and turns anything it could not find into a question for you to answer.
- It leaves each task with its acceptance criteria, and Claude Code, Cursor or whatever tool you use picks it up through MCP or the CLI.
- When you mark a task done, Peaje checks your live site and closes it only if the change is published.
- It asks ChatGPT and Claude again at 2 and 6 weeks, to compare against your starting point.
- It writes to you on Telegram or in your dashboard, with no meetings or calls, and sends you a report every week.
The free kit also generates llms.txt, openapi.json, an MCP server, agent cards and JSON-LD for your site. You get it by registering your site at usepeaje.com/nuevo, and you install it from your dashboard with a text for your AI coding tool or with one command.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Your agent explains each fix in plain words and leaves it as a task. If you use Claude Code or Cursor, they pick it up from Peaje, and if not, you pass it to whoever runs your site.
What does it cost and what if it does not work for me?
The radar and the kit are free, with no card, and you only pay for the agent. You cancel anytime from your dashboard, with no calls, and if it is your first payment and you ask within 7 days, we refund it in full. Worst case, you keep the diagnosis and the fixes your agent already handed you.