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Check a public page with a free GEO audit tool

Start with a public page URL and keep the evidence behind each technical check. If URL capture is unavailable, review pasted source in your browser.

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Free technical GEO audit

Check one public page.

Enter a URL to retrieve its static HTML and review the response, title, heading, canonical and indexing declarations. No account is required.

Use pasted HTML

One public HTML page, up to 512 KiB. The check sends your URL to our reader without your cookies. It does not run JavaScript, crawl the whole site, verify indexing headers or measure AI answers and citations. Download the evidence and use the audit checklist to assign changes.

Review pasted HTML instead
Free technical GEO audit

Start with the page source.

Review a supplied HTML snapshot for page structure, indexing declarations, canonical and structured-data syntax. Your input stays in this browser.

This is a static HTML review. It does not fetch your URL, execute JavaScript, verify response headers or test live AI crawler access. Review robots rules or start a project for URL audits.

What this audit actually checks

Enter one public page URL to inspect its static HTML, observed HTTP response, title, main heading, HTML indexing declarations, canonical, JSON-LD syntax and extractable text. The reader does not execute JavaScript or crawl the whole site. URL checks are available only where the reader is configured; the pasted HTML review remains available without network capture.

Results include the evidence behind each check and a capture time. “Not checked” is different from “passed”: response headers, site-level files and actual AI crawler access require separate evidence.

How to get a useful snapshot

  1. Enter the exact public HTTP(S) page URL without query parameters, credentials, custom ports or fragments.
  2. Run the page check and review the observed response and final URL.
  3. Download the findings and verify each issue in the original page before editing.
  4. If the page is blocked, too large or URL checking is unavailable, open the pasted HTML review and supply the head and body together. Pasted HTML stays in your browser; it cannot establish a live response.

The URL reader accepts one static HTML page up to 512 KiB, validates public network addresses and redirects, and sends no visitor cookies. It does not bypass sign-in or render JavaScript. Use only public pages you are authorized to check.

Interpret technical findings in context

One title and one clear main heading help identify a page. A noindex declaration or a canonical pointing elsewhere may be intentional. Valid JSON syntax is only a first check; it does not prove that the markup’s properties, entities or claims are correct.

The text count describes this static snapshot. It is not a minimum word-count requirement or a measure of authority. Use the GEO audit walkthrough to examine supported answers, buyer intent and follow-up actions.

Carry the evidence into the next task

Download the findings and add the important items to the audit checklist. Give each change an owner and acceptance evidence. If the finding concerns crawler rules, test the relevant path in the AI crawler rule checker.

A technical check does not establish whether an AI system has crawled, cited or recommended your page. Measure observed answers separately.

Put this into practice

Start with your website

Add your brand and customer questions, then choose a platform for your first check.

Follow the audit process

Your questions are saved before you start. Review availability and point costs before confirming a check.