Free GEO Audit

An SEO audit looks at rankings, crawlability, and technical health. A GEO audit looks at whether AI systems — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews — actually understand, trust, and cite your business when someone asks a relevant question. You can rank #1 on Google and still be completely invisible in AI-generated answers.

Yes. You receive an overall GEO Score broken into three sub-scores: Content Extractability, Entity Trust/Consistency, and Off-Site Authority. The lowest sub-score is almost always the bottleneck — so the report tells you exactly where to focus first rather than giving you a 50-item checklist to guess from.

The audit evaluates your visibility and citation readiness across the major generative engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google Gemini, Grok and Claude’s AI Overviews. These are where the majority of AI-generated answers are being served today.

Absolutely, and it may matter more for you than for national brands. AI systems are highly sensitive to location intent. When someone asks “best [service] in [city],” the AI pulls from whoever has the clearest, most consistent local signals — NAP consistency, geo-specific content, local review footprint. The audit is locked to your actual service area for this reason.

AI engines pull brand facts from multiple sources simultaneously. If your business name, address, phone, or description varies across directories, review sites, or social profiles, the AI gets confused — and either cites a competitor instead or gives an inconsistent answer about you. The audit checks for these gaps and flags them as trust risks.

Every item in the report is labeled by priority. High-priority fixes are the ones with the biggest immediate impact on your GEO score. Most businesses come out of the audit with 3–5 high-priority items. Fixing those first typically produces the most movement in AI visibility before touching anything else.

GEO timelines are honest, not overnight. Some improvements — like content restructuring and FAQ schema — can influence AI answers within weeks as engines re-index and re-sample your pages. Off-site signals like directory authority and review volume take longer, typically 3–6 months to meaningfully shift. The audit prioritizes quick wins first.

Monthly if you’re in a competitive niche or actively running a GEO campaign. Quarterly if your market is more stable. And always after major site changes, rebranding, or a significant content overhaul — any of these can shift your score in either direction.

GEO builds on SEO fundamentals but doesn’t require you to be ranking well first. That said, technical basics matter — a site that isn’t crawlable or loads slowly creates problems for both. The audit flags any technical issues that are also hurting your GEO performance so you’re not managing two separate to-do lists.

You get both. The audit produces a scored report and a prioritized roadmap organized by impact — not alphabetically, not by category. You know what to fix, in what order, and why.