Be discoverable.
Review your on-page search fundamentals before you spend time on advanced optimization.
- Title and meta description
- Headings and canonical declaration
- Indexing directives and image alt attributes
Check how your page is structured for search engines, direct answers and AI-powered search. Find the gaps—and know what to fix next.
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Start with the fundamentals that help people and search systems understand your page.
Review your on-page search fundamentals before you spend time on advanced optimization.
Look for content patterns that make information easier to scan and direct answers easier to find.
Review observable context and attribution signals for content intended for generative search.
Each category gets a weighted score based on observable page signals. Every result shows what was found and a suggested next step. Manual-review checks are excluded from the score.
These are transparent heuristics, not official search engine scores. We don’t query ChatGPT, Google or other answer engines, measure citations, verify indexing, evaluate factual accuracy or render JavaScript.
SEO remains a foundation for generative search. There is no special AI schema requirement. Read Google’s guidance ↗
Enter a public page URL or paste its HTML source.
See SEO, AEO and GEO results together, with the evidence behind them.
Start with the highest-weight gaps, update the page and run it again.
SEO focuses on discoverability in search. AEO focuses on presenting useful direct answers. GEO focuses on content used in generative search experiences. These overlap; the checker groups its observations to make your review easier.
No. A score reflects only the checks in this tool. Relevance, quality, competition, indexing and search systems affect visibility. Use live search and your analytics to measure real outcomes.
The server processes submitted HTML or fetches the URL you enter. The app does not save the content or audit report to a database. Your hosting provider may retain normal access logs. Only submit content you are authorized to process. On the hosted site, Google Analytics may measure page visits and Google AdSense may show ads on this landing page. Google may process browser, device and cookie data; the checker does not include submitted HTML or audited URLs in its analytics events.
Some websites block automated requests, require sign-in or load their main content through JavaScript. URL checks accept public domain names on standard HTTP/HTTPS ports and pages up to 1.5 MB. You can paste HTML as an alternative.