Tool guide
A GEO audit checks whether a page can be crawled by AI systems, understood as a clear entity, and cited as a trustworthy source in generated answers.
Run a GEO auditMany pages are visible to humans but difficult for AI systems to use. Critical copy may depend on client-side rendering, passages may lack clear claims, brand entities may be ambiguous, or robots rules may block common AI crawlers. checkgeo.net turns those risks into a practical audit across technical access, content structure, schema, trust, and off-site signals.
Use the total score as a directional health check and category scores to find the weak layer. Fix crawl, render, and noindex blockers first; then improve headings, quotable passages, schema, contact/legal pages, and external entity references.
GEO is not a promise that a platform will cite you, and it is not solved by adding one JSON-LD block. Structured data helps parsing and entity recognition; citation still depends on visible content, trust, specificity, and crawler access.
Whether AI crawlers are blocked by robots.txt, noindex, or server rules
Whether critical copy, headings, FAQ, and schema exist in initial HTML
Whether the introduction names the topic, object, and use case directly
Whether passages include standalone facts, definitions, steps, or comparisons
Whether JSON-LD matches visible content
Whether about, contact, privacy, terms, and external entity references are present
SEO focuses on search rankings. GEO focuses on whether AI systems can crawl, understand, and cite your page in generated answers. They share technical foundations, but GEO emphasizes quotable passages, entity clarity, and source trust.
No. The report is a directional snapshot. Real visibility also depends on content quality, brand authority, external citations, and provider updates.