Technical SEO audit
Check title tags, meta descriptions, H1, canonical URLs, robots, sitemap, HTTPS, mobile viewport, and page basics.
Search foundationAudit public pages and whole sites for technical SEO, Generative Engine Optimization, structured data, and AI visibility issues, with scores, page evidence, priorities, and practical fixes.
The page includes WebApplication and FAQPage JSON-LD.
Core service pages need definitions, steps, and concise answers.
Generate prioritized fixes and implementation copy for this page.
Go beyond a few tags. Break down whether a page can be crawled, understood, summarized, cited, and recommended.
Check title tags, meta descriptions, H1, canonical URLs, robots, sitemap, HTTPS, mobile viewport, and page basics.
Search foundationReview structured data, FAQ, BreadcrumbList, entity markup, localization, and semantic HTML for generative search.
Generative SEOEvaluate direct-answer paragraphs, question headings, summaries, lists, definition patterns, and citation readiness.
AI Answer ReadyChoose a generic preset plan, or spend AI optimization credits for a personalized plan tied to the page findings.
Flexible billingLearn how to fix FAQ Schema, entity markup, hreflang, direct-answer content, and other common issues.
Learn while fixingKeep report history and compare changes after implementation so optimization becomes a repeatable workflow.
Continuous improvementWhether you manage your own website or deliver optimization for clients, start with a report that makes structural issues visible.
Useful for sites built with platforms like Huawei Cloud builder: separate configurable settings, editable content, injected code, and external enhancements.
Check whether service pages include clear headings, direct answers, proof, FAQ, and structured data.
Find content gaps that can improve search snippets, AI extraction, and citation readiness for articles and guides.
Use reports as client-facing evidence, then deliver prioritized fix lists and re-check results.
Connect auditing, diagnosis, optimization, and re-checks in one repeatable workflow.
Submit the page you want to audit. The system reads public HTML only and does not need website admin or server access.
Get overall scoring, issue priorities, field explanations, recommended actions, and guide links.
Use a free template plan or an AI-personalized plan, update the page, then run another audit to validate improvements.
Run full audits with detection credits, then spend AI targeted optimization credits only when you need a personalized plan.
Each audit consumes detection credits to fetch a public page and produce a structured report.
Good for understanding common fix directions and does not consume AI targeted optimization credits.
Generate a more detailed execution plan based on the current page issues, semantics, and content gaps.
The report does more than show a score. It connects each issue to page evidence, expected impact, and a practical fix path.
Register for a free auditThe page has question-answer content, but no FAQPage structured data for search engines or AI systems to parse.
The hero explains the brand, but does not directly state who the service is for, what problem it solves, and what the user receives.
When a page is reachable through multiple hosts or paths, canonical and sitemap URLs should point to the same authoritative address.
The page discusses SEO/GEO capability, but lacks external references to official search or structured-data sources.
The report turns findings into work items instead of broad advice.
Common GEO and AI visibility issues map to explanations, examples, and structured-data implementation guidance.
Learn what Generative Engine Optimization is, how GEO differs from SEO, how AI search uses web content, which websites benefit, and how to measure visibility.
GEO OptimizationHow to do GEO optimization in seven practical stepsFollow a seven-step GEO optimization workflow for crawlability, intent, entities, direct answers, evidence, schema, and validation, with a rewrite example and checklist.
AI SEOAI SEO connects classic SEO, audits, and GEO into one workflowLearn how AI SEO combines classic SEO, structured data, content quality, automated audits, and GEO strategy for search and AI answer visibility.
Business GEOGEO for businesses helps AI search understand your servicesA GEO guide for local businesses, service companies, and B2B teams covering service pages, FAQ, proof, schema, trust signals, and audits.
AI Citation GuideHow to improve the chance that ChatGPT cites your websiteImprove the chance of ChatGPT citations by checking public access, question intent, direct answers, entities, evidence, structured data, and ongoing monitoring.
Audit ToolSEO GEO Checker audits SEO, GEO, and AI visibilityEnter a public URL with no site-admin access required. Audit SEO, Generative Engine Optimization, structured data, and AI visibility with one free audit for new accounts.
SchemaFAQ Schema optimizationUnderstand how FAQPage helps search engines and AI systems identify question-answer content.
AI AnswerDirect-answer contentUse short definitions, steps, and summaries to improve answer extractability.
EntityEntity markupMake brand, product, service, and location relationships easier for machines to understand.
LocalizationContent localizationAdd hreflang and local semantic signals for multilingual and regional markets.
Especially useful for sites that need more organic search visibility, AI answer exposure, and stronger trust signals.
The platform provides structural analysis and optimization advice. It does not require backend access and does not promise rankings.
The system reads the public HTML of the submitted URL and does not need website passwords or server permissions.
Reports explain issues and recommendations, while publishing decisions remain with you or your website platform.
Audits help locate structure and content issues, but rankings and AI citations still depend on competition, content quality, and platform behavior.
Clear answers about failed audits, credit refunds, SEO/GEO value, low-code sites, AI plans, and data boundaries.
It reads public HTML and checks technical SEO, structured data, GEO semantic signals, AI-extractable content, authority cues, and readable page structure, then converts findings into actionable optimization items.
A failed audit does not keep the final audit credit. The system refunds the detection credit to the account. Common causes include target timeout, server-side blocking, Cloudflare or firewall protection, SSL issues, redirect errors, non-HTML responses, or pages that are not publicly accessible.
Most public web pages finish in tens of seconds to a few minutes. Timing depends on target-site response speed, page size, redirect chains, SSL status, firewall or anti-bot rules, and whether the page can reliably return HTML. If the audit ultimately fails, the audit credit is refunded to the account.
Start with the single page that matters most, such as a product page, service page, landing page, key article, or any page you want search engines and AI systems to understand. A homepage is useful for brand-entry basics, but it does not represent every page on the site.
No. A low score does not mean the business or content has no value, and it is not a ranking score. It usually means the page has clear improvement opportunities in crawlability, titles, descriptions, structured data, content hierarchy, FAQ, entity clarity, trust signals, or AI-extractable wording.
Because the audit evaluates a single URL at a time. Pages on the same site can differ in content quality, titles, descriptions, H1 structure, Schema, FAQ, internal links, indexability signals, readable structure, and access status, so score differences are normal.
Avoid login-only pages, admin URLs, local or intranet addresses, temporary preview links, CAPTCHA pages, image/PDF/download files, firewall-blocked pages, or pages that robots and permission rules prevent from being publicly accessed.
If online payment is enabled and the payment succeeds but credits do not appear immediately, refresh the balance and check the order status first. Different payment channels can involve asynchronous confirmation, risk review, or callback delay, so the platform reconciles credits using admin order records, payment-channel callbacks, and account ledger history.
Yes. SEO/GEO work is a loop: find issues, update the page, then re-check. Auditing the same URL again helps confirm whether titles, descriptions, structured data, FAQ, readable structure, and access conditions actually improved.
Start with high-priority issues, page titles and descriptions, structured data, FAQ content, and AI-readable answer sections. If you are unsure how to implement the fixes, send support the task ID, page URL, and your main concern so the report can be translated into next steps.
It helps with auditability and implementation, but it is not a ranking guarantee. The checks focus on crawlability, understandability, structured data, answer-style content, entity relationships, and credible sources, aligning with public guidance from Google, Bing, Baidu, and Schema.org.
Yes. The report first identifies issues, then separates what can be changed in platform settings, page copy, headings, FAQ content, JSON-LD injection, or external supporting pages. Even constrained platforms can improve titles, descriptions, semantic structure, and trust content.
Classic SEO focuses on crawling, indexing, titles, descriptions, links, and page quality. GEO adds a layer for generative search and AI systems: entities, relationships, answer blocks, structured data, and citation-ready evidence.
Use a template plan when you want a fast baseline fix direction without spending AI credits. Use an AI-personalized plan when you are ready to implement page-specific rewrites, priorities, structured data, and validation steps.
No. It accesses only the public URL you submit and does not need website admin, server, or database permissions. The platform keeps report results and structured summaries for history, re-checks, and optimization planning.
No. Its value is reducing obvious structure, content, and trust gaps so the page is easier for search engines and AI systems to understand and cite. Outcomes still depend on competition, content quality, brand authority, platform behavior, and implementation quality.
GEO optimization, or Generative Engine Optimization, helps website content become easier for AI search and answer systems such as ChatGPT, Bing Copilot, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews to understand, extract, summarize, and cite.
Common reasons include unstable crawlability, unclear entities, missing direct answers, missing FAQ or structured data, thin content, weak trust signals, low brand authority, or delayed recrawling and reassessment.
Fix IndexNow and sitemap submission first, improve meta descriptions on important pages next, then build relevant high-quality links and brand mentions over time.
Yes, when the questions and answers are also visible on the page. FAQ Schema expresses the question-answer relationship in a machine-readable way and can help search and AI systems understand page coverage.
Yes, when it is based on useful answers rather than repeated promotion. Search-indexed Q&A pages can support long-tail discovery for SEO, GEO, AI search optimization, and related problem queries.
Yes. GEO optimization helps AI search systems understand a local business, service area, target customers, common questions, proof points, and trusted evidence.
A whole-site scan inventories shared structural issues across multiple public pages and saves historical snapshots. A single-page audit examines every SEO, GEO, AI, and technical-trust check for one URL and provides detailed optimization guidance.
Creating a project is free. Each manual or scheduled run uses one audit credit regardless of the page limit, and failed scans are refunded. The crawler downloads HTML, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml only; it does not download images, CSS, or JavaScript.
New users can run 1 free audit first, review real SEO, GEO, and AI visibility gaps, then decide whether to continue with a template plan or AI-personalized plan.