What it publishes

• Schema.org JSON-LD for your organisation or business, your website and each article. Every page links to your organisation and your site by shared @id references, so together they form one graph.
• An XML sitemap built from your published content and kept up to date as it changes. Above 2,000 URLs it splits into a sitemap index. It includes image entries, Google News and tag pages.
• OpenGraph and X cards on every page. An article can set its own image, title and description for when someone shares it.
• Titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs and robots meta rules for each page type.
• A robots.txt block where you allow or block AI crawlers one by one.
• llms.txt, a plain-text map of your site for AI agents. The short file lists your key pages and the full one carries the text of your articles.
• IndexNow. When you publish or update an article, Bing, Yandex and the other IndexNow engines hear about it that moment and do not wait for the next crawl.
• Verification codes for Google, Bing and Facebook, plus GA4, Google Tag Manager and Meta Pixel, set on one screen instead of in your template.

Tools in the admin

• Site Health fetches your own site the way a crawler would and reports what arrived. Each problem links to the setting that fixes it.
• Pages scans every address your site publishes. You can also check one address or a list.
• Redirects & 404s records the addresses that answer 404 and turns any of them into a redirect.
• Backup & Migration exports every setting to one file and imports it on another site.
• Where another extension writes the same tag, AI Boost says so. One switch stops it publishing anything at all.

Licence

GPLv2 or later. AI Boost is sold as a yearly licence, and every plan has every feature. Plans differ only in the number of sites: 3, 10 or unlimited. When a licence expires, an activated site keeps working on the version it has. Updates and support stop.

Updates arrive through Joomla's own update screen once the site is activated with its licence key.