GEO readiness checker
The GEO readiness checker inspects the on-page signals an AI retriever can read, such as answer passages, headings, and snippet controls. It does not measure whether any engine cites you.
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This does not query ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. It inspects source HTML signals; it cannot establish whether those systems can access or cite the page.
This checks one page. Answer engines read the whole site, and what they can reach changes when your CDN or robots.txt does. Plans start at $14.99 a month.
How to use the generative search readiness review
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Paste a page or topic
Use the live page you want answer engines to read.
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We read it like they do
We look at what an answer engine can actually quote from it.
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See what to change
Each finding points at the part of the page it is about.
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Check again
Run it after your change to see the difference.
What this does not measure
We would rather say what a tool cannot see than let a clean result mislead you.
- This is the source HTML, not what a model was told. Being cited by an AI answer is a different question and this tool does not answer it.
- No published research establishes that any signal here causes a citation, so the tool reports what is present and deliberately reports no score.
- It reads one page in one fetch. A retrieval crawler may fetch a different URL, or the same one on a different day.
Want the full picture?
This tool answers one question. A full audit runs every check on a page, scores it, and gives you a short list of what to fix first.
Questions about the generative search readiness review
More in the guides.
Keep reading
How ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Grok find web pages
Each assistant searches an index before it answers. Here is whose index, per the vendors’ own docs.
AI Overviews and AI Mode: what site owners can actually control
No special markup, no special file. The controls are the ones Search already had.