Is Mythos a replacement for Framer's AEO Scanner?

Not exactly. Framer's scanner is a fast site-level check. Mythos is a buyer-intent visibility audit. Use the scanner for quick hygiene, then use Mythos when you need evidence of what answer engines actually say about your brand.

Can I use Mythos if my site is built in Framer?

Yes. Mythos audits the public web signal, not the CMS. If your site is in Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, React, or something custom, Mythos still tests whether ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini understand and cite the company.

What if Framer says my site is AI-ready but Mythos says AI does not mention me?

That means your site hygiene may be improving, but the market signal is still weak. The usual gaps are unclear category positioning, missing comparison pages, thin service definitions, weak schema, or too few third-party citations.

Does Aegis rebuild Framer sites?

Aegis is primarily a clean-room authority rebuild and migration offer. It can support a Framer-led design team, but the core Aegis value is route preservation, metadata, schema, entity signals, llms.txt, robots, sitemap, launch verification, and AI authority measurement.

Which should I do first?

If you only want a quick hygiene check, start with Framer's scanner. If you need to know whether buyers asking AI will see you, run the free Mythos proof and then the full audit if the signal matters.

Mythos vs. Framer AEO Scanner: buyer-intent audit vs. one-URL site scan.

Framer's AEO Scanner is a useful quick check for site-level AI-readiness signals. Mythos is a founder-reviewed AI visibility audit that tests what ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini actually say when buyers ask about your category.

How Mythos and Framer AEO Scanner compare

Framer is a website builder and publishing platform with a growing AEO education surface. Its AEO Scanner helps teams understand whether one URL has basic signals AI systems can use. Mythos solves the next problem: live buyer-intent visibility. It runs 20 prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, captures the answers, maps competitor takeovers, and turns the pattern into a prioritized fix playbook.

Side-by-side comparison

Dimension	Mythos	Framer AEO Scanner
Primary question	Do answer engines recommend, ignore, misdescribe, or route buyers away from the brand across buyer-intent prompts?	Does a website URL show basic AI-readiness signals that make it easier for AI systems to understand the page?
Delivery model	Delivered report: 20 live queries across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, analyzed and written up as an interactive report. Founder-reviewed before delivery.	Self-serve scanner: one URL submitted through Framer's AEO page, designed as a fast educational assessment.
Output	Visibility score, engine-by-engine evidence, competitor takeover map, hallucination notes, and ranked fixes with implementation guidance.	A quick site-signal score and guidance around structure, trust signals, and AI-readiness hygiene.
Best fit	Teams that need a decision-ready diagnosis and playbook for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini visibility.	Teams that want a lightweight first scan, especially while learning AEO basics or evaluating Framer's site-building ecosystem.
Next step	Run the free proof, then use the $299 audit or $2,500 Authority Accelerator if the signal is weak.	Use the scanner as a useful first hygiene check, then verify the real answer-engine behavior with a buyer-intent audit.

Pick Mythos when

You need to know what ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini say in buyer moments, not just whether one URL has metadata.
You want competitor takeover evidence and hallucination notes.
You need a ranked fix plan your team can execute.
You want founder-reviewed interpretation of the signal.
You are deciding whether site fixes, authority content, schema, citations, or a rebuild should come first.

Pick Framer AEO Scanner when

You want a quick one-URL scan before deeper work.
You are learning AEO basics and want a simple score.
You are already building in Framer and want to check obvious site hygiene.
You need platform-level help publishing a modern marketing site, CMS pages, redirects, metadata, or static files.

Frequently asked

Is Mythos a replacement for Framer's AEO Scanner?: Not exactly. Framer's scanner is a fast site-level check. Mythos is a buyer-intent visibility audit. Use the scanner for quick hygiene, then use Mythos when you need evidence of what answer engines actually say about your brand.
Can I use Mythos if my site is built in Framer?: Yes. Mythos audits the public web signal, not the CMS. If your site is in Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, React, or something custom, Mythos still tests whether ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini understand and cite the company.
What if Framer says my site is AI-ready but Mythos says AI does not mention me?: That means your site hygiene may be improving, but the market signal is still weak. The usual gaps are unclear category positioning, missing comparison pages, thin service definitions, weak schema, or too few third-party citations.
Does Aegis rebuild Framer sites?: Aegis is primarily a clean-room authority rebuild and migration offer. It can support a Framer-led design team, but the core Aegis value is route preservation, metadata, schema, entity signals, llms.txt, robots, sitemap, launch verification, and AI authority measurement.
Which should I do first?: If you only want a quick hygiene check, start with Framer's scanner. If you need to know whether buyers asking AI will see you, run the free Mythos proof and then the full audit if the signal matters.

Mythos is a product of Intuitive Context Consulting LLC. All audits are backed by a 7-day unconditional refund. See mythosreport.com to run the free proof.