GEOChecker

Methodology

How public website signals become a GEO Readiness Score.

Rule engine

Rules check objective signals such as HTTPS, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags, noindex, readable HTML, titles, headings, schema, and crawler access configuration.

Semantic checks

Structured semantic rules judge entity clarity, content helpfulness, answer readiness, citation readiness, and trust signals. They return evidence and confidence; they do not set the final score directly.

Score engine

The total score is calculated with fixed category weights so the same input, fetched content, and rule version produce the same score.

Limits

The method does not prove that an AI system will cite, rank, recommend, or mention a site. It shows whether sampled public pages expose the signals that make discovery, understanding, verification, and reference easier.

GEOChecker

Practical GEO readiness checks for public websites. The score is evidence-based and does not claim platform rankings.

© 2026 GEOChecker. GEO Readiness Score is a proxy for readiness and visibility signals, not an official AI platform metric.