Measure your website's AI search readiness using live technical SEO signals, then get an AI-assisted GEO improvement roadmap.
This tool does not claim access to private model training data or internal AI indexes. Scores are readiness estimates based on observable website signals and live Google PageSpeed/Lighthouse audit data.
Your brand visibility will be measured across neutral industry discovery prompts.
AI brand visibility describes how clearly a brand can be understood, extracted, attributed and surfaced by AI-assisted search experiences. It is influenced by many of the same foundations that support strong SEO: crawlability, entity consistency, structured data, useful content, technical quality and trustworthy source signals.
Generative Engine Optimization, commonly called GEO, complements traditional SEO. The goal is to make important brand and subject information easier for search systems and AI-assisted discovery experiences to interpret. GEO does not replace technical SEO, content quality or authority building.
The checker runs a sample of neutral, non-branded industry discovery prompts through the Gemini API and measures whether the submitted brand is mentioned, whether its domain is referenced, and whether it appears as the first brand named. A separate Lighthouse/PageSpeed audit estimates website readiness signals. Results are sample-based estimates and may vary between model versions and repeated runs.
Traditional SEO focuses on crawlability, relevance, authority and search performance. AI search readiness adds another layer: entity clarity, answer extractability, citation-friendly factual passages and machine-readable context. A website should build on strong SEO foundations before treating GEO as a separate growth channel.
Everything you need to know about AI search readiness, GEO signals, and improving brand visibility.
No. Public website tools cannot reliably inspect private model training datasets. This checker evaluates observable readiness signals instead.
Start with crawlability, clear brand and entity naming, valid structured data, answer-first content, source attribution, and technically healthy pages.
No. GEO is best treated as an extension of strong SEO and content architecture rather than a replacement for traditional search optimization.
No. The score is a technical readiness estimate, not a ranking or citation guarantee in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or other AI experiences.
The score uses observable technical signals including Lighthouse SEO checks, metadata, descriptive links, content structure, and supporting usability evidence. It does not measure private AI indexes.
Run the audit after major technical, schema, or content changes and periodically for important landing pages to identify changes in observable readiness signals.