ChatGPT recommends your competitor. What about your site?
People stopped searching and started asking. Find out in 30 seconds whether AI systems can read, understand and cite your site.
No sign-up, nothing to install. The result shows up on screen.
Your customer no longer sees ten blue links
They ask an AI which option is best in their city, read an answer with two or three recommendations, and decide. Whoever is not in that answer is not compared — they are ignored.
And the difference between showing up or not is rarely your price or your quality. It is whether the AI managed to read your site.
Your site was built for the Google of ten years ago
Fast, good-looking, full of keywords. None of that tells an AI what you sell, what it costs, how to buy, or why to trust you. Three things that happen on most sites, without the owner knowing:
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robots.txtblocks AI crawlers — sometimes by default, from the theme or the SEO plugin. - There is no file that describes the business in a format a machine can read.
- Content only exists after JavaScript runs, and many AI readers do not wait for that.
28 checks, each with its proof
Every item shows the evidence: the address requested, the response received, the snippet found. You can verify it all — and show it to whoever takes care of your site.
GEO stands for Generative Engine Optimization.
In practice, it is the set of improvements that help your site be better understood, cited and recommended by artificial intelligence engines.
Traditional SEO helps your site rank in search results. GEO helps your site appear inside the answers generated by AI.
This matters because more and more people ask AI assistants directly before clicking through to sites, comparing suppliers or making a purchase.
If the AI cannot find, understand or trust your content, your brand may be left out of the answer.
The goal used to be ranking well on Google.
Now, besides ranking, your site has to be read and cited by AI assistants — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini — and, as the next step, let AI agents act on it: query APIs, use tools, buy.
InspectGeo shows whether your site is technically ready for this new landscape.
We check whether AI search bots can get in, whether the page can be indexed, whether the text is in the HTML (and not only after JavaScript runs), whether the site says who it is (name, logo, profiles, About and Contact), titles and description, and whether it shows an update date.
We assess whether AI agents can find and interpret the main entry points of your site, such as robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt and other discovery signals.
We check whether the content is structured clearly for language models to read, including hierarchy, readability and support for LLM-friendly formats.
We look at allow, block, rate-limit and policy signals for automated agents, so you know who can access what.
We check for standards and features that make it easier for AI agents to interact with your site, such as MCP, APIs, catalogs and other emerging protocols.
We check for clear signals about protected access, OAuth discovery and authentication documentation for automated systems.
For transactional sites, we look at signals that can support buying, payment and AI agent integration in the near future.
Paste your site URL to start the free analysis.
The tool runs 28 checks: first what AI needs to cite the site, then what an agent needs to act on it.
At the end you get two scores — Citable by AI and Ready for AI agents — and the changes that raise the chance of your site showing up in AI answers.
For marketing, SEO, technology, product and e-commerce teams that want to know whether their sites are ready for this new layer of digital discovery.
If your customers already research, compare and decide with AI, your site has to be ready to be part of those answers.
It takes 30 seconds and costs nothing
You will see your score, the level your site is at, and exactly what fails.
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