Free plugins for WordPress and Umbraco
Score how likely each page is to be quoted by an AI assistant, add schema.org markup to every page and publish an llms.txt. It all runs inside your CMS, with no FoundWell account.
The plugins
Both do the same work in their own CMS. Install it, and the FoundWell menu appears in your admin.
WordPress
On WordPress.com this needs the Business plan or higher: other plans can't install plugins.
Umbraco
dotnet add package FoundWell.UmbracoAdministrators get the FoundWell section on first start. Other user groups can be given it under Users → Groups.
Free, without an account
Everything here works the moment the plugin is active. Nothing is sent to FoundWell: the audit only requests your own pages, to see them as visitors do.
AEO audit of every page
A score for how likely an AI engine is to quote the page, what holds it back and how to fix it. Each page keeps its score history, so you see it improve.
Quotable passages
The passages an AI engine can lift as a citation, and what weakens the others.
Bulk audit
Score all your published pages at once, lowest first, so you know where to start.
Schema suggestions
Schema.org markup suggested from each page's content, ready to apply.
Automatic schema
JSON-LD in every page's head without touching a template. Pick the schema.org type per content type and which fields fill it, then override or switch it off per page.
llms.txt and llms-full.txt
Generated from your published content, so AI assistants get a clean map of your site. Leave out the pages or content types you want to keep out.
WooCommerce products
Fills in what WooCommerce's own product markup leaves out, such as a brand or MPN from a custom field.
Share images
Without Yoast SEO or Rank Math, the featured image becomes the image people see when a page is shared.
One llms.txt per site
On a multi-site install, each domain gets the llms.txt of its own root, with its own title, summary and excluded pages.
With a FoundWell subscription
Connect your site to FoundWell and the plugin becomes the way in: FoundWell uses it for what your CMS has no API for. Around it, FoundWell publishes up to 12 articles a month, fixes your pages every day, checks that Google indexes them and tracks what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI answers say about you.
$1,000 a month per site · cancel any time
Through the plugin, FoundWell
The connection stays off until an administrator turns on Allow FoundWell in the plugin's settings. FoundWell can't turn it on itself.
FAQ
Yes. The WordPress plugin is GPLv2 and the Umbraco package is MIT licensed. The audit, schema and llms.txt work without a FoundWell account and without a time limit.
No. Without a subscription the plugins never contact FoundWell. The audit only requests your own site's pages. With a subscription, FoundWell connects to your site, not the other way round, and only after an administrator turns on Allow FoundWell.
Yes. When either is active, automatic schema stays off, since they print their own, and the plugin doesn't print share images. With a subscription, FoundWell writes meta titles and descriptions into Yoast SEO or Rank Math, so you keep editing them in one place.
FoundWell stops working on your site, and the plugin keeps doing everything it does for free. The redirects, schema and llms.txt FoundWell set stay on your site until you change or remove them.