SEO & LLM Visibility Audit

Only if ChatGPT can reach and understand it. ChatGPT builds its cited sources from the Bing index, so bingbot access is a prerequisite, alongside AI-crawler permissions, structured data and clear, quotable content. This free tool checks every one of those signals across up to 25 pages and shows exactly what is blocking you from ChatGPT answers.

Enter your domain above and run the free audit. It crawls your site and scores your visibility for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews — no signup needed for the instant score and findings. Unlocking the full step-by-step fixes and the PDF report is also free, in exchange for your email.

A GEO score measures how findable and citable your website is for AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity — as opposed to classic Google rankings. It depends on machine-readable structure (Schema.org), AI-crawler access, answer-first content, freshness and trust signals. This tool calculates it and tells you how to raise it.

Many sites accidentally block GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot or bingbot in robots.txt — which makes them invisible in those AI systems. The audit checks each major AI crawler individually and flags any that your robots.txt disallows.

Google AI Mode and AI Overviews generate direct answers instead of only links. To be cited there you need semantic completeness, answer-first passages, fresh dates, clear authority and valid structured data. The audit evaluates each of these AI-Overview ranking factors for your domain.

Six areas across up to 25 pages: Crawling & Indexing, On-Page Content, Technology & Performance, Structured Data, AI Visibility (ChatGPT/Perplexity/Bing access, llms.txt, Q&A structure), and Trust & E-E-A-T — 60+ individual checks in total, each with a severity level and the affected pages.

Yes. The instant check — your score, all findings and the affected pages — is completely free with no signup and no credit card. The full report with every step-by-step fix, code snippet and the PDF is also free; you just verify your email so we can send it to you.

The highest-impact steps are usually: allow all AI crawlers (incl. bingbot for ChatGPT), add complete Schema.org structured data, publish an llms.txt file, keep dateModified fresh, and answer real user questions with answer-first passages. The audit shows exactly which of these your site is missing, per page.

Three prerequisites: ChatGPT must be able to reach your site (bingbot + GPTBot allowed), understand it (structured data, clear answer-first passages), and trust it (imprint, authors, freshness). The SEO/GEO Check tests all three groups and lists exactly which prerequisite your site fails.

llms.txt is a plain-text file at yourdomain.com/llms.txt that gives AI systems a curated summary of your key pages. Google has stated it has no effect on classic rankings, but it is read by several AI tools and costs nothing to add. The audit checks whether you have one and whether it is substantive.

The most common causes are missing or invalid structured data, stale dateModified signals, thin content that answers nothing directly, and blocked crawlers. The audit checks each of these AI-Overview factors for your domain and shows the affected pages.

A classic SEO audit asks: can Google crawl, index and rank you? A GEO audit additionally asks: can AI answer engines access, quote and recommend you — AI-crawler permissions, quotable answer-first structure, entity clarity and freshness. This tool runs both in one pass and reports them as separate pillars: SEO, GEO and Google AI Mode.

Directly they are a classic Google ranking signal (LCP, CLS, INP). Indirectly they matter for AI visibility too: slow or unstable pages get crawled less reliably and rank worse, which reduces the pool of content AI systems draw from. The audit measures your real Core Web Vitals via Google PageSpeed data.

After every significant website change, and otherwise roughly monthly — AI-visibility factors like freshness decay over time, and search/AI requirements shift with algorithm updates. The check is free, so re-running it after you implement fixes is the intended workflow.

The audit analyzes only publicly accessible website content and respects robots.txt rules; your IP is stored only as a hash for rate-limiting, audit results are auto-deleted after 30 days, and nothing is shared. Details are in our privacy policy and tool terms of use.

The analysis is automated and rule-based: a real crawler collects your pages and deterministic, weighted checks score them. No large language model generates the results — the scoring is fully deterministic, so the same site always produces the same findings. It is a strong, honest indicator of your SEO and AI visibility, but it is informational — for business-critical decisions we recommend a human expert audit, which we also offer.

AI answer engines are far more likely to cite brands they can confirm are real-world entities. The audit checks whether your domain is present in public knowledge sources — Wikidata (the open data layer behind Google’s Knowledge Graph, including whether it links back to your official website) and the open Common Crawl index that many AI systems are trained on. If AI systems cannot verify your brand as an entity, that is often the hidden reason you are not being cited, and the audit flags it.

Yes, for free. The instant audit scores your technical AI-visibility. After you unlock the full report with your email, you can optionally upload your own Google Search Console performance export (CSV) — the tool then shows your real click-through opportunities (pages that rank but get few clicks) and content gaps (queries people search that your titles do not answer). Your raw file is never stored; it is analyzed only to produce your own insights, only for you. No SERP scraping, no third-party rank API, no ownership proof needed beyond running the audit.