AI search readiness
GEOCheckerCheck how ready your website is for AI search.
Check whether your public pages are crawlable, understandable, answer-ready, citation-ready, and clear about their limits.
This is a readiness score, not an official ranking from Google, OpenAI, Perplexity, Microsoft, or any AI platform.
What the score covers
How discovery changes
The checker starts from this shift: AI search still needs crawlable, useful pages, but it also needs facts that can be identified, verified, and referenced in an answer.
Search -> Rank -> Click
Traditional search usually sends a user from a query to a ranked result and then to a page. The page title, snippet, URL, and ranking position carry much of the decision.
Useful checks include indexability, metadata, canonical URLs, internal links, sitemap coverage, and content that deserves to rank for a specific query.
Decided by ranking position, title, and snippet.
Question -> Sources -> Answer -> Mention/Citation
AI search often reads across sources before producing a direct answer. Your site has to make the entity, claims, limits, and evidence easy to extract without pretending citations are guaranteed.
Useful checks include entity clarity, direct answers, citation-ready facts, schema, trust pages, and intentional access for search and AI crawlers.
Decided by source selection, extractable facts, and citation.
Highlighted stages are the ones AI search adds on top of the old path.
GEO extends SEO work into entity clarity, direct answers, citation-ready facts, and crawler access checks.