SEO and GEO audit
Paste a page URL and get a 0 to 100 score, with a technical SEO and GEO diagnosis item by item. Right in your browser, no sign up.
How the audit works
The SEO and GEO audit runs a quick x-ray of your page. It fetches the HTML, the robots.txt and, if you want, your main site home, then returns a score from 0 to 100 with item by item detail. The analysis is split into six pillars, from the technical basics to GEO. To see the full list and mark what is missing, use it alongside the SEO checklist and the GEO checklist.
What the audit checks
Each pillar groups objective checks that Google and readers can see. Here is what goes into each one.
| Pillar | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Indexing and access | HTTP status, noindex, canonical tag and robots.txt blocks |
| Content | Title, meta description, H1, subheadings, text volume and image alt |
| Structure and data | Semantic HTML, JSON-LD structured data, Open Graph and language |
| Experience | HTTPS, viewport and a reminder about Core Web Vitals |
| Architecture and discovery | Internal links, breadcrumbs and a link from the main site to the page |
| GEO (AI engines) | AI crawlers in robots.txt, citable FAQ and llms.txt |
For Google, GEO is still SEO
Here is the honest part. For Google, optimizing for generative AI is optimizing for Search in general: it is still SEO. Google's own documentation says there is no special markup and no required llms.txt to appear in its AI features, like AI Overviews. What counts is the usual: an indexable, crawlable page with useful, original content, semantic HTML and a good experience.
That is why the audit weighs technical and content SEO the most. The GEO items (allowing AI crawlers and publishing an llms.txt, citable schema) come in as an extra layer: they matter more for other engines, like ChatGPT and Perplexity, than for Google. To confirm your schema, use the schema generator, and to see whether AIs already cite you, the AI visibility checker.
How to read the score
- 0 to 100: the overall score combines the pillars by weight, with content and indexing worth the most.
- Green, amber and red: each item shows whether it passed, needs attention or failed.
- How to fix: when possible, the item links straight to the tool that solves it, like the canonical checker.
- Informational items: some show in gray because they depend on an external test, like Core Web Vitals.
What stays out of the audit
This audit reads the page HTML, so it covers technical SEO, content and GEO. It does not measure real load speed or Core Web Vitals, which need a performance tool like PageSpeed Insights.
Questions about the audit
Is the audit free?
Yes, free and no sign up. Paste the URL, optionally your main site, and get the score and details instantly.
Does it measure performance and Core Web Vitals?
No. This audit reads the HTML and covers technical SEO, content and GEO. For speed and Core Web Vitals, use a performance tool like PageSpeed Insights.
What is GEO?
GEO is optimization for AI engines, like ChatGPT and Perplexity. For Google, though, it is still SEO: useful, indexable, well structured content is what counts.
Do I need llms.txt or special schema for Google?
No. Google says there is no special markup and no required llms.txt for its AI features. Those items help more on other engines, so they come in as an extra layer.
What is the main site field for?
It is optional. When you enter your site home, the audit checks whether it links to the analyzed page or blog, which helps discovery.
Is my data stored?
No. The analysis runs on demand and the page content is not stored.
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