See how often your brand appears in AI answers, pinpoint the sources AI engines cite, and win the mentions that get you recommended. All 17 tools are free — no account needed.
Optimize for generative engines and AI answers.
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GEO Audit Tool
Audit any page for generative engine optimization readiness.
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GEO Content Checker
Score a draft or a live URL for GEO readiness instantly.
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Query Fan Out Analyzer
Expand one keyword into the full universe of AI queries, in any language.
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EEAT Checker
Evaluate expertise, experience, authority and trust signals.
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LLMs.txt Generator
Generate an llms.txt file from your site structure.
Track mentions, sentiment and citation potential.
Generate titles, hashtags and comments.
Check technical SEO and search presence.
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Domain Authority Checker
Estimate domain strength from on-page and web signals.
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Domain Traffic Checker
Estimate a domain's traffic potential from online-presence signals.
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Robots.txt Checker
Check if AI crawlers are blocked from your site.
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Sitemap Checker
Validate your sitemap and find broken URLs.
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Google Index Checker
Check how many of your pages are indexed.
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Google SERP Checker
See live search results for any keyword.
Track prompts, analyze the sources AI cites, then optimize your visibility — powered by the same methodology behind our paid tracking.
See which AI queries your brand and competitors appear in across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and more.
Find the domains and content types that drive AI engine answers — then close your coverage gaps.
Follow prioritized actions: publish optimized content, build mentions, and earn AI-cited backlinks.
These posts were researched, written and published by an automation — nobody approved them first. Every claim links to a named source you can check. It is the same machinery we point at our clients.
Use field data to identify the page and interaction that need work, then use lab diagnostics to verify a specific LCP or main-thread change before monitoring real-user results.
Read more: A Repeatable Workflow for LCP and INP OptimisationGoogle Search Console now isolates web searches initiated with images. For GEO teams, it creates a useful page-level segment—but its newness means historical comparisons need careful annotation.
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Read more: Patch Next.js ImageResponse Now, Then Audit Every SVG Input PathEvery one of the 17 tools above is free, unlimited and needs no account — and it stays that way. What the plans buy is the part a tool cannot do for you: building the strategy, monitoring it continuously, reading what the numbers actually mean, and implementing the fixes on your site.
Monitor
You see it
Continuous measurement and alerts. You act on it yourself.
Managed
I fix it
Everything in Monitor, plus a person who reviews the data and implements the fixes.
Partner
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Wider coverage, a standing monthly call, and more room for hands-on work.
Prices are final — no VAT is added. Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Or keep using the 17 tools for free and do it yourself — that option is not going away.
What GEO is, how it differs from SEO, and how these tools work.
GEO is the practice of optimizing content so AI engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI answers cite it. Where classic SEO competes for a ranked list of links, GEO competes to be the source a model quotes inside a single synthesized answer — which rewards structure, concrete data, clear attribution and crawler access.
They overlap, but the winning conditions differ. SEO optimizes for position in a results list; GEO optimizes for being quoted when there is no list. In practice GEO puts more weight on extractable structure (headings, lists, schema), concrete statistics a model can lift verbatim, cited sources, and whether AI crawlers such as GPTBot and ClaudeBot are allowed in your robots.txt at all.
Yes — all 17 tools are free with no account and no signup. Most run entirely on public data. Three tools can optionally use your own third-party API key for richer results: SerpAPI for real Google SERP data, and OpenPageRank for backlink metrics. Keys you enter are used for that request only and are never stored on our servers.
No. There is no signup, no login and no usage limit. Enter a URL or paste your content and the tool runs immediately.
The Robots.txt Checker reports on eight: GPTBot (OpenAI/ChatGPT), ClaudeBot and anthropic-ai (Anthropic), PerplexityBot, CCBot (Common Crawl, used to train many models), Googlebot, Bingbot (which also feeds Copilot), and Google-Extended, which specifically controls Gemini training. Blocking these removes you from the corpus those engines answer from.
Content you paste into the analysis tools — the GEO Content Checker, for example — is scored locally in your browser and never leaves your device. Tools that must fetch a public URL, run a search or check a robots.txt do so through our server, which only relays the request. Nothing you submit is stored or used for training.
Millions of people ask AI what to buy and which brands to trust — make sure yours is part of that answer. Start with a free audit of any page.