GEO Checker
Check AI crawler access, page readability and structured data, with evidence and recommendations.
CreditsAbout GEO Checker
Check whether a public page exposes readable content and useful signals to AI search systems. The report separates crawler access, machine readability, structured data, content and trust signals so you can trace each recommendation to evidence.
When to use this tool
- Review an article before making it publicly discoverable.
- Investigate whether important content is missing from server HTML.
Limits to know before using it
The checker reads server responses without executing JavaScript. Its heuristic score cannot predict AI citations, search rankings or how a specific model will answer.
Data handling and cost
The submitted target and parameters are sent to the server for processing. Job inputs and results can be stored as part of the service workflow; the tool uses a session to associate jobs and credits with you. See the privacy policy for details.
Each successful run uses 1 credit. Guest trials depend on your available allowance; register or sign in when it runs out. Failed jobs follow the service refund rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Inspired by AITDK check coverage, it audits 27 signals across AI crawler access, machine readability, structured data, content and citability, and trust and E-E-A-T. It inspects server HTML, headers, robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemap.xml without executing JavaScript.
No. This tool uses transparent heuristic scoring: weighted checks within each section count pass as 100%, warning as 50%, and fail as 0%. The overall score is the mean of five sections. Training crawler access and llms.txt do not affect the score. Scores may differ from AITDK and cannot predict rankings or citations.
After the audit, click Copy Markdown report to copy the URL, score, grade, all section checks and recommendations. If clipboard access fails, expand the Markdown report and select and copy it manually.