﻿seora.one – Press kit
https://seora.one/en/press

One sentence
seora.one automatically analyses websites for their visibility on Google and in AI answers such as ChatGPT – and shows what to do.

One paragraph
seora.one is an online service for analysing websites. It checks how easily a website can be found on Google (SEO), whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT mention and recommend it (GEO) and how accessible it is. Software and AI models carry out the analysis automatically; the result is a report with findings, evidence and concrete actions.

Full version
seora.one is an online service for analysing websites. It checks how easily a website can be found on Google (SEO), whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT mention and recommend it (GEO) and how accessible it is. To do this, the software reads the website, measures its technology and loading speed, compares it with competitors and asks AI assistants typical questions from the industry. The result is a report with findings, evidence and concrete actions, also as a video on request. seora.one is designed for small and medium-sized businesses, marketing teams and agencies; an audit costs €99, and teams subscribe to a plan with several audits per month. The service says openly that software and AI carry out the analysis, and explains on the website, step by step, how it works.

Facts
Name: seora.one
What: Website analysis: findability on Google (SEO), visibility in AI answers (GEO) and accessibility
How: Software and AI models check the website automatically; the result is a report with findings and actions
Who it’s for: Small and medium-sized businesses, marketing teams and agencies
Languages: German, English, Spanish, Italian and French
Price: Audit of one website: €99
Provider: seora.one, Berlin
Website: seora.one
Press contact: hilfe@seora.one

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The seora.one mark: a gradient square with a magnifying glass. Write the name next to it in your usual typeface: seora.one.
- Do not distort, rotate or recolour the mark, or add effects.
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- Works on both light and dark backgrounds.

As of: 31 October 2026
