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.
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.
See a full audit in 10 minutes
A complete run on a real site — from the readiness score through the insights to the prioritised fixes and Draft-the-fix.
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 ten engines, on every plan.