We make GEO simple: check your score, improve step by step, verify every change and turn AI visibility into better business. Next up: we fix your page for you and show you what AI answers about your business.
One exact public page URL. Paste it and run the check for free, with no signup and nothing to install.
We read your page the way AI reads it, and score the nine things that make a page AI-friendly:
How the nine areas are measured explains what each area looks at.
An AI-friendliness score, and the evidence behind every area we measured.
Then a roadmap built for your page: small lessons ordered by how much score each one can still win, and split into what you can publish yourself and what needs a developer. Every lesson shows what a machine reads off your page today, and what it reads once you publish the change. Add up to three competitor pages and see how AI-friendly they are next to yours.
Tell me more is a chat that already holds your whole report. Ask why an area failed or what to write instead, and the answer is about your page, not a generic tip.
Every step has a business reason: an AI tool can only recommend a page it can open, understand, and quote. Making the page AI-friendly is the part you control. Next we do that part for you and show you what AI answers about your business.
Each of the nine areas is measured by its own check, and every check writes down what it actually found. That is the evidence behind a score: the exact line, tag, or missing answer, bounded to what you need to act on and never a copy of your raw page.
Scoring is deterministic. The same page state always produces the same score, so when a number moves you know the page moved.
Publish your change and verify re-runs the one check that area depends on, then records it as fixed, improved, or still failing, with the score before and after. You never have to take our word for a fix.
Read how evidence and verification work in the methodology.
Our mission
An AI-friendly page is one that AI tools can access, understand, trust, and quote. It is the foundation of GEO, and it is the part of GEO you fully control.
We turn that into a simple process. You check one page, get a clear score, follow small practical improvements, publish them, and verify that they worked.
Today we cover the foundation. Next we fix the agreed information on your page, deliver it as a pull request you merge yourself, and watch what selected AI models answer about you, so you see the work show up where buyers ask.
Not a dump of issues, but a clear path you can actually follow.
Improve your website while you learn how AI sees it.
New to the term? Read what AI visibility (GEO) is, and which part we cover today for the full picture.
Other players in the field
We take one page to a change you can publish, then re-run the exact check it depends on: fixed, improved, or still failing.
Change one page, then prove it worked
Check Your WebsiteGuide changes to your site
Audit your site
Watch, then act for you
What AI-friendly means, how the path works, and what comes next. Anything else? Ask below.
An AI-friendly page is one that AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity can open, understand, trust, and quote. It is the foundation of GEO (Generative Engine Optimization): before AI can recommend a page, it has to be able to read it.
Today Check Your Website covers the first part of GEO: making the page itself AI-friendly. Next we fix the agreed information on your page for you, deliver it as a pull request, and test what selected AI models answer about your business before and after the fix.
No. You get a path: one page, a clear score, small practical improvements in a recommended order, then a verify step after you publish.
Yes, that is the next step. We ask selected AI models the questions your buyers ask, through their official APIs, in the language of your market, and show you what they answer, what is wrong, and what is missing.
Yes, that is what we are building. You connect your GitHub repository, we fix the agreed information on your page, and you get a pull request to review and merge. After you publish, we re-check the page and watch the AI answers.
One exact public URL, scored on the nine things that make a page AI-friendly: access, what the page is about, answers AI can quote, proof people can trust, hidden page labels, a machine-readable version, link text, loading speed, and layout.
A clear AI-friendliness score on a 0-100% scale: 70-89% needs work, 90-99% is good, 100% is clean. You get the evidence behind every area score, then a roadmap of small lessons written for your page in a recommended order, and a verify step after you publish. Add up to three competitor pages to see how AI-friendly they are next to yours, and use Tell me more to ask about anything in your report. Nothing on the roadmap is locked.
The free check is for one URL. Finish it, then check the next. Each page gets its own score. The fix we are building covers your whole project, page by page.
No. Paste a public URL. If the page blocks automated access, the report says so.
