Access
HTTPS, robots.txt, and whether the site appears open to general crawlers.
Free GEO audit
See how ready your website is for AI search.
Run a lightweight public-page check for the signals that help search and answer engines discover, understand, and use your content.
- Check accessReview HTTPS, robots.txt, and sitemap signals.
- Check structureLook for clear titles, headings, canonical URLs, and schema.
- Find the next fixGet plain-language findings based on the public HTML we can inspect.
No email required
Check a website
Enter a public website URL. This first version checks the submitted page, robots.txt, and one same-origin sitemap location.
Audit snapshot
Your findings.
By priority
Good signals are included alongside gaps so the result is useful without pretending to be a ranking score.
What this checks
A small, useful first look.
The audit is intentionally narrow. It looks at public HTML and standard crawl files, then explains what those signals can and cannot tell us.
Structure
Titles, descriptions, headings, canonical URLs, semantic content, and JSON-LD.
Answer readiness
Readable text, direct language, question signals, and links that give a page context.
Keep the result in context
Readiness is not visibility.
This tool checks whether a public page is understandable and discoverable. It does not guarantee rankings, AI mentions, or citations.
Does this test ChatGPT or Perplexity?
No. The bare-minimum version checks the website itself. Live engine testing requires separate provider access and a defined prompt set.
Why did the audit only inspect one page?
This keeps the first version fast and inexpensive. A deeper audit would crawl more pages and need background processing or persistence.
Can RankOrange help with the next step?
Yes. For a deeper human review across important pages, search journeys, competitors, and proof, request the full RankOrange audit.