Free GEO audit

Is your site ready to be cited by AI?

Run a free, instant GEO audit — a 0–100 score for how visible your site is to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews and the rest. No account, results in seconds.

Free, instant, no account. We check robots.txt, content, schema, llms.txt and agent-readiness — the same audit inside CrunchJunkie.

What a GEO audit checks

The same audit that runs inside CrunchJunkie — grounded in the research on what actually earns AI citations, not a generic SEO crawl.

AI crawler access

Whether your robots.txt lets the crawlers that feed live AI answers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended…) read your site — and where you're blocking one your competitors allow.

Quotable content

Direct quotations, cited statistics and authoritative outbound links — the on-page signals peer-reviewed research links to a lift in AI-citation rate. Crawler access makes you eligible; quotable material makes you cited.

Structured data

Schema.org markup an answer engine can parse without guessing — Organization, Article, Product, FAQ and the types that describe what your pages actually are.

llms.txt & hygiene

A valid llms.txt, clean server-rendered HTML, working sitemap and canonical hygiene — the technical basics that decide whether a page is readable without JavaScript.

Agent readiness

A standalone 0–100 score for whether AI agents can discover and act on your site — .well-known interfaces, MCP surfaces and machine-readable structure.

Competitor benchmark

Inside CrunchJunkie, we crawl your competitors too — so you see 'you block ChatGPT while three of five competitors allow it,' the gap that's costing you citations.

Grounded in evidence, not vibes

The audit weights the signals that measurably move AI citations. The foundational study — Aggarwal et al., “GEO: Generative Engine Optimization” (KDD 2024) — tested ~10,000 queries and found statistics, quotations and source citations lifted visibility by up to 40%, while classic keyword density barely moved it. We weight our checks the same way. We also run this audit on our own site every week; our last composite was 97/100, and it still flagged three content gaps — because a technically perfect site can still give an answer engine nothing worth quoting.

Fully EU-hosted (Frankfurt). The free audit reads your public pages and robots.txt only — nothing is installed, no tag, no account. GEO: Generative Engine Optimization (KDD 2024).

GEO audit FAQ

What is a GEO audit?+

A GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) audit measures whether a website is technically and editorially ready to be found and cited by AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Gemini. It scores AI-crawler access, quotable content signals, structured data, llms.txt and agent-readiness, and returns a prioritised list of what to fix.

How is a GEO audit different from an SEO audit?+

An SEO audit optimises for ranking in a list of blue links — keywords, backlinks, Core Web Vitals. A GEO audit optimises for being quoted inside an AI-generated answer, which is a different mechanism: the model has to be allowed to read your page, and then find something worth lifting (a direct quote, a cited statistic, a clear claim). A site can rank #1 in Google and still be invisible in ChatGPT.

What does the free GEO audit include?+

A 0–100 composite score, a per-category breakdown (AI crawler access, content, structured data, llms.txt, agent readiness) and a prioritised fix list. It's instant, needs no account, and runs the same engine as the audit inside CrunchJunkie — where you also get the weekly re-audit, the competitor crawler benchmark and evidence-grounded content briefs.

Is it really free?+

Yes — the instant audit is free and needs no sign-up. Leave an email and we'll send you a copy. The recurring audit, competitor benchmark, trend history and the rest of the AI-visibility platform are part of CrunchJunkie, from €14/mo.

See where AI actually stands on your brand

The free audit tells you if AI can read your site. CrunchJunkie tells you whether it's citing you — across nine engines, on every plan.