AI Crawler Access
OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, Googlebot and Bingbot access from robots.txt, with GPTBot training access shown separately.
WordPress, eCommerce, custom development and high-converting landing pages.
Audit up to 10 public pages for AI crawler access, entity clarity, structured data, answer-friendly content, evidence signals, indexability and the technical foundations that support discovery in AI-assisted search.
Your website URL, work email and audit summary are sent to Avenzo Digital for follow-up. The report is also attached to the lead email as a PDF.
The report evaluates observable public signals. It does not claim to measure actual mentions or rankings inside AI products.
Overall readiness across crawler access, entities, content structure, evidence, search foundations and site architecture.
GPTBot is shown separately because blocking model-training crawling does not by itself mean the site is blocked from ChatGPT Search. The readiness score focuses on search/discovery access rather than training access.
Up to 10 internal pages are sampled when available.
| Page | Score | Entity/Schema | Answerability | Evidence | Indexable | Top gap |
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If your site has more than 10 pages, or you want actual query/brand visibility research in addition to technical readiness, Avenzo can run a deeper manual audit across the full site and its search ecosystem.
A site needs discoverable pages, understandable entities, useful answers and evidence that supports its claims. The checker evaluates those layers together rather than reducing GEO to a robots.txt test.
OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, Googlebot and Bingbot access from robots.txt, with GPTBot training access shown separately.
Organization, LocalBusiness, Person, Service, Product, Article, FAQ and WebSite/WebPage structured data across sampled pages.
Clear headings, question-led sections, lists, tables, concise explanatory blocks and FAQ-style structures that make content easier to extract and understand.
About/leadership paths, authorship cues, case studies, projects, reviews, credentials and other visible evidence supporting expertise and claims.
HTTP health, indexability, canonical tags, sitemap access, titles and H1 structure. AI discovery still depends on clean search foundations.
Internal links connecting services, industries, expertise, evidence and company identity so crawlers can understand relationships rather than isolated pages.
The checker can verify what your website exposes publicly. It cannot honestly claim that your brand is already cited in ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity without querying those systems and measuring results separately.
Once the site is crawlable and understandable, deeper GEO work can focus on entity consistency, topical authority, citations, comparative content, expert authorship, digital PR and the queries where AI systems may choose to cite or recommend sources.
Indexing, crawler access, canonicals and sitemaps.
Organization, people, services, locations and relationships.
Clear explanations, comparisons, FAQs, tables and structured sections.
Case studies, projects, reviews, credentials and independent context.
No. It measures public technical/content readiness. Actual visibility requires separate query-level research across AI search products and should not be invented from website markup alone.
The free checker audits a 10-page sample. If more pages are discovered, the report tells you and links to Avenzo for a detailed full-site GEO/SEO audit.
The tool separates training-crawler policy from search/discovery access. A company may choose to block model-training crawling while still allowing search discovery crawlers.
The submitted email, website URL and report summary are sent to Avenzo Digital at info@avenzodigital.com so the team can follow up. A PDF copy of the audit is attached to that lead email.
Yes. A detailed engagement can extend beyond readiness into brand/entity research, query testing, competitor comparisons, citation opportunities and content planning across relevant AI/search surfaces.