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GEO Readiness Audit

Enter a URL: the tool checks the technical and editorial signals that make a page accessible and understandable to AI search assistants, and scores each of them.

Privacy and cost

This tool runs a live check on our servers. Free accounts get 3 live checks per day in total across all such tools. We keep your report in your account so you can delete it any time.

How it works

  1. We fetch the page, /robots.txt and /llms.txt (three requests).
  2. Checked: AI crawlers allowed or blocked, indexability, text present in the HTML without JavaScript, structured data, headings, answer-first opening, author and date.
  3. You get a score per category and an explained list of points, with the crawlers concerned.

Example

A page whose HTML holds fewer than 120 words and many scripts is flagged as "JavaScript dependent": many AI crawlers do not execute scripts.

What the result means

These checks describe the accessibility and clarity of the page. They do not predict or guarantee citations or rankings in any AI tool: no vendor publishes a list of criteria. Blocking training crawlers is an editorial choice, not a defect.

Common problems this tool helps with

  • AI search crawlers blocked by mistake by an over-strict robots.txt.
  • Content rendered only by JavaScript, absent from the received HTML.
  • Pages with no clear structure, author or date.
  • Confusion between model training and AI search.

Frequently asked questions

Does this score guarantee an AI will cite me?

No. It measures accessibility and clarity good practices, with no demonstrated link to any specific citation or ranking.

Do I need an llms.txt file?

It is an optional community proposal. The tool reports its presence as information and does not count its absence as an error.

Why is blocking GPTBot shown as a notice?

Refusing model training is a legitimate choice. What can hurt AI search visibility is blocking the search crawlers.