Is your page AI-ready?
Paste a page URL. We check whether it is structured to be cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI.
How does the GEO Readiness Checker work?
The checker loads your page, reads its public HTML, and checks the signals that help AI engines understand and cite a source: title, meta description, H1, H2 structure, structured data, FAQ schema, author, date, and content depth.
The score does not call an LLM. It measures the technical and editorial foundations that make a page easier to retrieve, summarize, and cite in AI search systems.
What the score checks
- A clear title tag aligned with the query.
- A meta description that explains the page promise.
- One H1 and descriptive H2 sections.
- JSON-LD structured data that matches visible content.
- Visible FAQ content and FAQPage schema when the page answers questions.
- Author, date, and enough content depth to act as a credible source.
After the score: turn the diagnosis into a plan
A GEO score alone is not enough. The priority is knowing which pages to fix first based on your real Search Console impressions, clicks, and positions.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the checker guarantee a ChatGPT citation?
No. No tool can guarantee a citation. The checker identifies the foundations that increase the probability of being retrieved and cited.
Does the score use private data?
No. The free check only reads the public HTML of the submitted URL. The personalized plan later requires an explicit GA4 and Search Console connection.
Which page should I test first?
Test a page that already has Search Console impressions or a business-critical page: homepage, pricing, comparison, guide, or tool page.