An SEO and AI-search audit you can check for yourself
GEO & SEO Checker crawls your site with its own crawler, runs the checks that decide how search engines and AI answers read it, and turns the result into a ranked list of fixes. Every number comes from a real crawl you can open and verify.
How an audit works
From a domain name to a prioritized fix list, in about a minute.
- STEP 1Crawl
Our own crawler loads your page the way a search engine does: headers, HTML, robots rules, structured data, images and links.
- STEP 2Check
A full audit runs 100+ checks on what it found, including a Lighthouse pass for speed and Core Web Vitals. The Free plan shows the core checks.
- STEP 3Score
Results roll up into one 0–100 score with a grade, split into categories so you see where points are lost.
- STEP 4Fix
Issues are ranked by impact and effort; paid plans add the exact change to make. Re-audit to confirm the fix worked.
What we check
Classic search and AI answer engines read the same page. We score both.
Title and meta tags, headings, canonical URLs, indexing rules, HTTP status, redirects.
Structured data, FAQ and author schema, llms.txt, AI-crawler access, entity signals.
Largest Contentful Paint, layout shift, render-blocking files, image formats and size.
HTTPS, HSTS, content-security and frame headers, mixed content.
Internal and external links, broken targets, links to authority sources.
How we keep the numbers honest
Every score and issue comes from an actual crawl of the page. Each report shows when it was run, so you always know how fresh it is.
Where a figure is modeled rather than measured, it carries an “est.” label instead of being presented as a result.
We changed the scoring scale on 10 August 2026. Earlier audits are not mixed into trend charts, and the page says so.
The Free plan shows the core checks and your top issues. Paid plans unlock the full list and the fix plan, from the same underlying data.
Security, privacy and the fine print
Read the details before you trust us with a domain — including what we don't have yet.