GEO: check whether AI assistants can cite you

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More and more people ask AI instead of Google

If your robots.txt blocks AI crawlers or your content isn’t structured, you disappear from those answers. Almost no tool checks this yet.

Across every page, on mobile and desktop.

AI crawlersThe status of 14 AI crawlers in your robots.txt, one by one: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and ten more.
llms.txtWhether it exists and which key pages it lists for language models.
Structured dataJSON-LD by template: product, article, organization and FAQ.
Authorship & datesAuthor and freshness signals AI uses to judge how much to trust you.
Direct answersQuestion-and-answer content an assistant can cite.
GEO benchmarkYour visibility against your competitors.

Every issue with its exact location, why it matters and how to fix it.

Criticalrobots.txt blocks GPTBot and ClaudeBot

Where/robots.txt · lines 4–8

Why it mattersThose AI assistants can’t read your content, so they don’t cite you.

How to fix itAllow those user agents in robots.txt and publish an llms.txt with your key pages.

Generative Engine Optimization: optimizing your site to appear in the answers of generative engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity.

No, it complements it. Many signals are shared, but some belong to AI alone, like its own crawlers or llms.txt.

No. Nobody can. What we do make sure of is that nothing is stopping it and that your content is easy to cite.

AI readiness is on every plan and in the free scan. AI search visibility is available on Pro and Agency.

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