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GEO readiness audit
Enter your domain and we score whether generative engines can read your site, and whether the page is quotable at all.
The audit only reads publicly available files. It writes nothing and signs in to nothing.
Short answer
Is my site ready for AI search engines?
The GEO readiness audit reads a domain's public files and scores ten criteria: AI crawler access, llms.txt, schema.org markup, FAQ markup, title and description, a single H1, question-shaped headings, a 40–75 word answer passage, canonical, and language declaration. The audit writes nothing to the site.
Key takeaways
- The audit reads only public files: the homepage HTML, /robots.txt and /llms.txt.
- Content quality is not scored — putting a number on something unverifiable from outside would be exactly the kind of claim this site refuses to publish.
- Blocking training crawlers does not cost you points. Blocking the crawlers that produce answers does.
Frequently asked
Can the audit harm my site?
- No. The audit sends one GET request to three addresses: the homepage, /robots.txt and /llms.txt. It signs in to nothing, submits no forms, writes nothing and leaves no trace on the site. The requests identify themselves as GalataMediaAudit, so that is how they appear in your server log.
What score should I be aiming for?
- The number is not the target; which criterion fell is. Crawler access carries the heaviest weight at 24 points, because points lost there make the other nine meaningless — a page that cannot be read has neither its markup nor its answer passage evaluated at all. Fix access first, then move to passage structure.
Queries this page answers
- geo audit tool
- ai search readiness checker
- generative engine optimization tools
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