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SEO + AEO + GEO Audit
A single-page audit of crawl signals, answer structure and AI citation readiness. Turn observable evidence into a prioritized action plan.
What this tool does
This audit inspects one public HTML page across three groups: discovery signals, answer structure and citation-readiness signals. It records the page title, meta description, canonical declaration, robots directives, headings, image alternatives, links and JSON-LD types. Each check reports its actual evidence instead of hiding the result behind a score.
How to use it
Enter the final public URL; redirects are deliberately not followed. Add a target phrase if you want a literal phrase-presence check. Location, business type and competitor URLs are planning context only. Run the audit and review critical issues before editorial suggestions. Save the result while signed in, then revisit the same URL after changes.
Why it matters
A prioritized review prevents time being spent polishing a snippet while an intentional or accidental noindex directive remains unresolved. The three perspectives support different questions, but their scores are product heuristics rather than search-engine metrics.
Example
A page with no title and a noindex directive receives two distinct findings. The title issue asks for a descriptive label; the indexing issue first asks whether the page should be searchable at all. A private account page may correctly keep noindex.
Understanding the result
Each group score is the percentage of its checks that pass. Overall is the arithmetic mean of the three groups. Keyword presence adds a check when you supply a keyword, so compare runs with the same settings. Passed checks confirm only the specific condition described. A canonical tag being present does not prove the target is correct.
Limitations
This is not a full website crawl. Rendered JavaScript, crawl permissions, indexed status, local listings, rankings, Core Web Vitals and live AI mentions are not measured. External links and authorship markup are signals to review, not proof of authority. Fetching is capped at 1 MB and may be blocked by a site.
Frequently asked questions
Does this guarantee search visibility?
No. This tool reviews the supplied evidence. Search engines and AI systems make independent selection decisions.
Is my input stored?
Browser tools process locally. Server tools process the input; reports are saved only when requested. Connected AI and data tools send required input to their service providers.