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GEO and AEO radar

Find out whether your page can appear in AI answers

Run a real scan and see whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and related crawlers can crawl, understand and cite a URL.

Analyze AI readinessOpen in Marketing Studio

Crawler map

GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and other critical signals.

Citability matrix

Shows blocks, permissions and the intent of each AI robot.

Signal score

AI readiness score with explainable dimensions.

Citability radar

Scan console for AI crawlers

GPTBotClaudeBotPerplexityBotGoogle-Extendedllms.txtFAQPage
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Use cases

Who needs to measure AI citability

GEO Analyzer helps different teams see whether a page is crawlable, extractable and trustworthy enough for generative answers.

01

Founders

Show up in ChatGPT

Validate whether a homepage or category page explains the company in a way AI can cite.

02

Agencies

Audit clients fast

Use the score and bot matrix to start consultative conversations with objective evidence.

03

SaaS

Prepare product pages

Check schema, entity, initial HTML and clarity before launching campaigns.

04

Ecommerce

Improve category pages

See whether commercial pages have enough content to become useful answers.

05

Content

Become a citable source

Identify whether posts have answer-first structure, FAQ and authorship signals.

06

Marketing

Monitor readiness

Prioritize critical URLs before tracking mentions in Marketing Studio.

SEO vs GEO

Two sibling audits, two different goals

SEO Analyzer measures rankings, SERP, tags and on-page fundamentals. GEO Analyzer measures whether AI can enter, extract context and use your page as a source.

Free SEO Analyzer

SEO Analyzer

Organic ranking, Core Web Vitals, meta tags, headings, links, schema and opportunities for traditional search.

GEO Analyzer

AI crawlers, robots.txt, llms.txt, answer schema, entity, initial HTML and citability for generative engines.

Direct answer

How do I know whether my site can be cited by AI?

Your site can be cited by AI when relevant crawlers can access it, the main content appears in the initial HTML, the entity is clear, answer schema exists and the page provides objective answers with authorship and dates. llms.txt can also help guide answer engines.

Rules to improve citability

  • Do not block AI crawlers in robots.txt.
  • Keep relevant content in the initial HTML.
  • Use FAQPage, HowTo, Organization or Article schema when it fits.
  • Explain the entity, author, dates and trust sources.
  • Organize the page with answer-first structure.
  • Consider a /llms.txt with your most important URLs and descriptions.

Frequently asked questions

It is a public tool that audits a URL live and measures readiness to be crawled, understood and cited by AI answer engines.
SEO focuses on rankings, SERP and on-page fundamentals. GEO/AEO focuses on AI crawlers, extractability, entity, answer schema, llms.txt and the chance of becoming a citable source.
The audit reads robots.txt and checks each bot, including GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended. The initial analysis is open; the full matrix is unlocked by lead capture, engagement or a paid subscription.
The URL analysis, general score and dimension summary are open. Complete crawlers, prioritized issues, exports, technical details and recommendations are unlocked through lead capture or a quick action. Paid subscribers have no gate.
The public audit is real and deterministic: we fetch the URL live and measure bot access, llms.txt, structured data, structure, entity, freshness and extractability. Nothing is invented.

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