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Choose a goal, follow clear steps and verify the result inside LLMIC.

Updated 24 September 2026Quick read

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01Audit a websiteCrawl, understand findings and verify changes.02Improve contentMap keywords, close gaps and find internal links.03Measure AI visibilityTest mentions, sources, citations and prompts.04Solve a problemCheck setup, permissions, data and subscriptions.

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Find your way around LLMIC, from choosing a plan to checking your website. Start with the resources below.

Get started

Download LLMIC for Mac and review the system requirements and release notes before installing. LLMIC requires a paid subscription; there is no automatic free trial.

Choose your tools

See the features overview to explore the workflow. The plan comparison explains what Solo and Pro include. Optional third-party API connections use your own provider accounts, and provider charges are separate.

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Contact support if you need help. Include your LLMIC version, macOS version and the steps that led to the problem. Do not send passwords or API keys.

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Run a first auditStart with measured crawl evidence →Verify a completed fixCheck the result with fresh evidence →

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01What can I learn in the LLMIC technical SEO documentation?

The documentation explains installation, activation, crawls, audit interpretation, keyword workflows, AI research, reporting, integrations, account data, and troubleshooting.

02Where should a new LLMIC user start?

Start with installation, subscription activation, and the first website audit guide. Then use the audit-results guide before moving to a specialist workflow.

03Do LLMIC documentation pages show feature limitations?

Each guide should explain prerequisites, evidence, verification, and limits so you can distinguish what the check observes from what it cannot prove.

04Which LLMIC documentation covers AI search visibility?

Use the AI visibility, AI benchmarks, citation analysis, prompt coverage, prompt ranking, and share-of-model guides for their specific measured workflows.

05How do I troubleshoot an LLMIC workflow that returns no data?

Confirm the crawl, selected account or property, date range, permissions, and required plan. Then consult the workflow guide and the common troubleshooting page.

06Can LLMIC guarantee higher rankings or AI citations?

No. LLMIC measures crawl evidence and research observations, then helps you review possible actions. Search engines and AI providers decide their own results.

07Does LLMIC send my crawl data to its own servers?

Core crawl analysis is designed to run in the native Mac app. Features that use Google, AI, or other providers make the external requests described in the relevant workflow and use the credentials you connect.