See how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews read and quote your pages. Test answer-readiness, content chunkability, entity grounding, schema markup, and AI crawler access in one free scan.
The same scan runs 42 AI search checks, the part people call GEO. It asks one thing: can ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read your page, and quote it? Review the full GEO audit checklist to see every AI check it runs.
Checks whether your key sections answer the question in the first 60 words. That opening is the part an AI model lifts and quotes.
Standard SEO optimizes for a blue link click. Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) optimizes for direct extraction: whether an LLM can isolate a self-contained passage, verify your entity authority, and cite your brand.
Detects self-contained passages a model can quote without surrounding context, and flags sections that only make sense after reading the whole page.
Checks heading structure, passage length, and whether your brand, product, and topic entities are named explicitly instead of hidden behind pronouns.
Validates JSON-LD and microdata with line-by-line source locations, plus statistics, citations, author and freshness signals that support E-E-A-T.
Reviews robots.txt rules for AI user agents, render mode, and whether claims include verifiable citations and date stamps.
A real preview of the GEO intelligence section. Every finding identifies the specific signal, the pass/fix verdict, and a concrete code or content recommendation.
2 of 9 sections are self-contained. The pricing section relies on the paragraph above it.
Average section length 96 words under descriptive H2s, which splits cleanly for retrieval.
The product is referred to as 'the platform' 11 times without naming the brand entity.
GPTBot, PerplexityBot and ClaudeBot are allowed, and content renders without JavaScript.
No /llms.txt found. Generate one and host it at the domain root.
No dated claims or outbound sources found, and no visible last-updated date.
Connect our free MCP server to Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT or Windsurf. Ask it to check a URL and all 203 checks run right there in the chat. No API key needed.
Say "check this URL" in chat and the scan runs. No commands to learn.
All 203 checks, including speed, schema markup and llms.txt.
Ready-made config for Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and Copilot.
Your assistant reads the results and writes the code fix for you.
From raw URL submission to deploying quotable content that earns citations inside ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Enter the exact page you want answer engines to cite, not just the homepage. Use the canonical https URL.
The crawler fetches the page, renders its markup, and scores technical SEO, GEO, content, linking, accessibility, and security signals.
It aggregates answer-readiness, chunkability, entity clarity, structured data, and citation signals into one number.
Work the prioritized list top down. Each finding names the failing element and where it appears in your HTML.
After deploying the fixes, re-run the audit and share the public report link with your team or client.
Connect our public Model Context Protocol server to ChatGPT or Claude to run audits directly in chat.
FREE SEO TOOLS
A missing robots.txt, sitemap.xml or llms.txt is one of the most common findings in a free SEO audit. Build yours here in the browser, upload it to your site root, then run the scan again.
Allow or block Googlebot and AI crawlers, set your disallow rules, and attach your sitemap line. Copy the file and upload it.
Turn a list of URLs into a sitemap.xml Google can read, with the lastmod, changefreq and priority tags filled in.
Describe your product, docs and key pages for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity in a clean llms.txt file.
I’m Vasa. I do GEO and AEO work for SaaS and B2B teams, which means I help them get found in Google and quoted by AI. This tool runs the same checklist I use for paying clients, made free and public.
Every technical and on-page check the tool runs, grouped by crawling, headings, schema and security.
The AI search checks: can AI crawlers reach you, do your pages answer directly, is your llms.txt valid.
What each free tier really covers, where the free tools stop, and how to check a finding yourself.
Everything you need to know about optimizing for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews.
An AI search audit measures whether an AI answer engine can find, parse, trust, and cite your page. It scores answer-ready passages, content chunkability, entity clarity, structured data, E-E-A-T signals, statistics and citations, freshness, llms.txt, and crawler access for AI user agents.
A classic SEO audit optimizes for ranked links: titles, meta, canonicals, internal links, and Core Web Vitals. An AI search audit optimizes for extraction and citation: whether a model can lift a self-contained answer from your page and attribute it to you. IMVASA Audit Tool runs both in one pass.
The checks are engine-agnostic but map to how ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Claude retrieve and cite pages: crawlability for their user agents, chunk-level answer quality, and verifiable entity and source signals.
Yes. Every check runs free, with no signup, and each report gets a public shareable link.
An llms.txt file is a markdown file placed at your domain root that gives AI crawlers and agents a structured summary of your site and documentation. It ensures AI answer engines don't miss key resources or ingest raw noise.
Yes. IMVASA provides a public Model Context Protocol server at https://seoaudit.imvasa.dev/mcp so your AI agent or IDE can execute SEO and GEO audits programmatically with zero setup keys.

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