Robots policy
Page checks
/garden-sets/all-weather Needs attention /garden-sets No limit /garden-sets In order These checks say something about indexing and snippets, not about your position or a mention in an AI Overview.
AI Overviews and AI Mode have the same technical requirements as regular search results. A page must be indexed and allowed to show a snippet. That is where our work starts.
What you get
Google names no extra requirements for AI Overviews or AI Mode. A page must be indexed and eligible to appear in Google Search with a snippet. The familiar SEO basics still apply.1
Both features can split a question into related searches across subtopics. Google calls this query fan-out. A page about one subtopic can end up in the answer.1
AI Mode and AI Overviews may use different models and techniques, so their answers and links differ.1
With nosnippet, data-nosnippet, max-snippet and noindex you decide what Google may show from a page. Traffic from these features shows up in Search Console.1
<meta name="robots" content="max-snippet:-1">
<div data-nosnippet>…</div>Checked on 11 November 2026.
Atlas checks what Google needs: whether Googlebot may read, whether the page may be indexed and whether instructions limit the snippet. Each outcome shows what Atlas saw, in which source and when.
Meet AtlasAtlas finds pages with noindex, broken preferred URLs and blocked routes. Your specialist removes what does not belong.
Because Google splits a question, we build pages that each answer one subtopic well: material, size, care, delivery.
We write for your customer, not for a model. Google asks for helpful, reliable content, and that also works in an AI Overview.3
We read your performance in Search Console and record by hand each month what AI Overviews answer to your questions, and in Lead also AI Mode.
AI Overviews are included in every plan, AI Mode from Lead. Once a month we record by hand what they answer to your questions, with the sources we saw.
Compare the plans| Plan | Checked by hand | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rise | AI Overviews | 10 answers a month | €549 a month |
| Scale | AI Overviews | 25 answers a month | €949 a month |
| Lead | AI Overviews and AI Mode | 50 answers a month | €1,649 a month |
Excl. VAT, on a three-month term.
Answers to the questions business owners ask us most.
No. Google lists no extra technical requirements and no special markup for AI Overviews and AI Mode. Your page must be indexed and eligible to show a snippet in search results. Structured data that matches the visible text helps Google understand your content, but it is not a key to an AI Overview.
Partly, in Google Search Console. Clicks and impressions from AI Overviews and AI Mode count towards the regular performance report, under Web. Since 2026 there is also a separate report showing how often your pages appeared in Google’s generative AI features. Traffic from other AI assistants shows up in your analytics tool as referral traffic.
Yes, with nosnippet, data-nosnippet or max-snippet. Those instructions also limit the snippet Google shows in regular search results, and possibly your clicks. With noindex, the page disappears from Google entirely. We discuss per page whether that trade-off is worth it.
No. According to Google, Google-Extended does not affect inclusion or ranking in Google Search, and therefore not AI Overviews and AI Mode either. The token controls whether your content may be used for training and grounding in the Gemini apps.
No. Google decides what it shows in AI Overviews and AI Mode. We make sure your pages are technically eligible, answer the question well, and that you can see what happens in Search Console. We do not promise a spot.
There is no separate route. Google names no extra technical requirements for AI Overviews and AI Mode: your page must be indexed and allowed to show a snippet. After that, what counts is whether your page answers the question well. We make sure your pages are technically eligible and show you in Search Console what happens. We do not guarantee a place.