Free AI Overview & GEO/AEO Readiness Checker

It reads your page HTML plus /llms.txt and /robots.txt to score how well generative AI answer engines can Retrieve, Quote, Cite and Graph the page, producing a GEO and AEO readiness score.

Retrieve is whether engines can access the page, Quote is whether text is cleanly extractable, Cite is whether authorship and sources support attribution, and Graph is whether structured entities and schema make the content machine-understandable.

No. It measures readiness signals in your page and configuration, not live engine behaviour. It does not query the AI engines themselves, so it cannot prove any specific citation actually happened.

/llms.txt is a proposed file signalling how AI systems may use your content. The checker reads it, alongside /robots.txt, to assess whether your page invites and permits generative engines to retrieve and reuse it.

Add clear structured data and entity markup, keep quotable self-contained answers near headings, expose clean crawlable HTML, and provide accessible /llms.txt and /robots.txt rules that permit retrieval by answer engines.

Traditional SEO optimises for ranking positions in search results. GEO, generative engine optimization, optimises for being retrieved, quoted and cited inside AI-generated answers. GEO emphasises extractable, attributable, entity-rich content over link position.

Answer engine optimization improves the odds your content is surfaced within AI answers where users increasingly stop before clicking. Readiness signals make your page easier to retrieve, quote and attribute, protecting visibility as search shifts.

Common causes include content rendered only by scripts, blocked crawlers in /robots.txt, thin HTML, or missing structure. The checker flags weak signals so you can expose clean, permitted, machine-readable content instead.

No. A high score means your page carries strong retrievability, quotability, citability and graph signals. Whether an engine actually cites you still depends on relevance, competition and each engine's own selection, which this tool cannot control.

Quote readiness is whether an engine can cleanly extract self-contained text to reuse. Cite readiness is whether clear authorship, dates and sources let an engine attribute that text to you. Both together support trustworthy AI answers.