Free Tool

One URL, a full SEO, GEO & accessibility check

Will Google like your site β€” and can everyone actually use it? Enter a URL and instantly check its search engine optimization, AI search engine readiness, and web accessibility.

Sound familiar?

Would ChatGPT and Google both like your site? You've put some effort into SEO, but lately you're also wondering whether AI chatbots would ever cite your content. Terms like alt text, heading structure, and llms.txt aren't familiar, and checking each one by hand takes more time than you have.

Enter one URL and the SEO/GEO Checker automatically audits your site across three areas β€” search engine optimization, AI search (GEO), and web accessibility β€” with concrete fixes for each issue.

How it works

1Enter the URL to checkPaste the URL of the page you want audited.
2Run the automatic checkA static rule-based analysis audits SEO, GEO, and accessibility items.
3Review scores and fixesSee per-category scores, what passed or needs work, and specific fix suggestions.

Built for

  • Blog and media site owners who want more search traffic
  • Marketers who need to audit client sites
  • Solo founders who want to show up in AI search too
  • Site owners who need a basic accessibility check

Frequently asked questions

How is the GEO score calculated?

It scores how easy your content is for AI to cite β€” summaries, structured data, llms.txt, and similar signals.

How long does a check take?

Usually under 10 seconds; the same URL returns even faster within a 24-hour cache.

How accurate are the results?

It's a reference-only static analysis and may not perfectly match real browser rendering. For checks that need actual rendering, like color contrast or keyboard focus indicators, it analyzes your CSS and estimates as closely as it can, reporting "not enough information" instead of a pass or fail when it isn't confident. It's not a guarantee of your search ranking.

Does it check color contrast and keyboard access?

Yes β€” it also analyzes CSS for color contrast, focus indicators, and ARIA misuse.

Is the site content I check stored anywhere?

Only the URL and score are cached briefly; the page's raw content is never stored.

How was this tool built?

I built a tool that automatically checks web accessibility, then ran it on this site and fixed the real problems it found.