FREE SINGLE-PAGE AUDIT

A clearer view
of your website.

Check your SEO foundations and AI content readiness. See what we found, why it matters, and what to improve next.

No account neededNo API keyEvidence with every check

YOUR WORKSPACE

Start with one page

Private by design
Audit mode

Public HTTPS pages only. One page per audit; we do not crawl your whole website.

URL audits fetch only the page HTML. No login, uploads or browser execution.

SMALL CHECKS. USEFUL NEXT STEPS.

From URL to a practical plan.

01

Inspect the page

We securely retrieve one public page, or parse the HTML you provide. The page’s scripts are never executed.

02

Read the evidence

Review metadata, headings, links, image attributes and structured content signals. Each finding explains its limits.

03

Improve with purpose

Fix unintended indexing blocks first, then clarify the page and strengthen relevant supporting evidence.

SEO MEETS AI SEARCH

Useful content comes first.

SEO helps search engines access and understand a page. GEO considers how clearly that page communicates information that generative systems might use. Both start with accessible, reliable content.

There is no universal GEO score. Our checks identify observable signals so you can decide what deserves a closer look. Adding a heading or schema block does not guarantee visibility.

See exactly what we measure →

A BETTER FIRST AUDIT

What should you fix first?

  1. Unintended noindex directives and missing titles.
  2. Unclear headings and hard-to-find page context.
  3. Missing supporting information for factual claims.
  4. Applicable structured data that accurately describes visible content.
Read the practical guide →

BEFORE YOU CHECK

A few useful answers.

Is this a full website audit?

No. It checks one HTML page. It does not follow links, check robots.txt, inspect backlinks or run a browser. Use dedicated tools for whole-site crawling and performance measurements.

Can this tell me whether ChatGPT will recommend my website?

No. Actual AI visibility depends on the platform, prompt, date and many other factors. Test real prompts and record cited sources separately. This checker reports content readiness signals only.

Why does a URL check fail?

The site may block automated requests, require JavaScript or login, have no public IPv4 address, redirect to HTTP, or exceed our size/time limits. Use the final public HTTPS URL or paste page HTML. A failed fetch is not an SEO penalty.

Do you store my page content?

The application keeps HTML and reports in memory for processing and does not save them. Hosting logs can record technical request information. Rate-limit counters contain short-lived hashed IP identifiers. Advertising providers have separate data practices; see our Privacy page.

Does Google require special AI schema or llms.txt?

Google’s documentation says foundational SEO practices apply to its AI search features. No special AI schema or new AI text file is required for inclusion. Other platforms may have different policies. Read Google’s guidance.