Will AI search engines find your content?

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the practice of optimizing web content so that AI systems like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can find, understand, and cite it. Unlike traditional SEO which targets blue links in search results, GEO focuses on getting your content referenced directly in AI-generated answers, even when users never click through to your site.

Install GEOBoost as a Chrome extension, open any web page, and click Scan. GEOBoost analyzes the page across 16 GEO categories (structured data, E-E-A-T signals, schema markup, AI crawler access, readability, and more) and gives you an instant score from 0 to 100 with an A-F grade. Each category comes with specific, actionable recommendations so you know exactly what to fix.

Yes. GEOBoost includes 10 free scans with no account needed: full GEO score across all 16 categories, AI crawler check, LLM Preview, and HTML export. Need more? The Lifetime plan is a one-time €19 payment for unlimited scans. The Pro plan at €9/month adds PDF export, score history, trend graphs, and score drop alerts.

GEOBoost analyzes signals that affect visibility in ChatGPT (including GPT Search), Perplexity AI, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, and other AI systems that use web content to generate answers. The 16 GEO categories cover the core signals that all major AI engines rely on when deciding which content to cite.

No. You can install GEOBoost and start scanning immediately. No account, no email, no setup required. Just install the extension, open a page, and click Scan.

Traditional SEO optimizes for ranking in a list of blue links, with the goal of getting a click. GEO optimizes for being cited by AI engines in their generated answers, with the goal of being the source AI quotes even when no click occurs. GEO requires different signals: structured data, clear entity definitions, E-E-A-T credibility markers, and content that is easy for AI systems to extract and summarize.

AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews) generate answers directly from web content instead of returning a ranked list of links. Users get their answer without clicking through to any website. This means being cited in an AI-generated response is the goal, not a ranking position. GEOBoost helps your content become more "citeable" by analyzing the 16 signals AI systems use to evaluate and trust content.

AI engines cite content that is well-structured, easy to extract, trustworthy, and clearly authored. The most impactful improvements are: a clear H1/H2 hierarchy, structured data (schema.org), strong E-E-A-T signals (author credentials, publication dates), and readable writing. GEOBoost scores all 16 of these factors and prioritizes fixes by impact, so you know exactly what will most improve your citation rate.

E-E-A-T stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. AI systems use E-E-A-T signals to evaluate whether content is reliable enough to cite in answers. This includes author credentials, publication dates, links to author profiles, and content accuracy signals. GEOBoost checks your E-E-A-T implementation and flags missing elements like author bylines, credentials, or broken authority signals.

Schema markup (structured data) is code that tells AI systems what your content is about — whether it is an article, product review, FAQ, or how-to guide. AI engines use schema markup to understand context, extract key facts, and assess content relevance. GEOBoost analyzes your schema implementation across Article, BlogPosting, FAQPage, and other types, helping you add missing markup that increases citation likelihood.

llms.txt is a file you place at the root of your domain to tell AI crawlers which content they can use for training or citations. It is an emerging best practice for controlling AI access to your site. GEOBoost checks if you have an llms.txt file configured correctly, helping you signal to AI systems that your content is available for citation.

Traditional SEO tools optimize for Google's ranking algorithm, backlink metrics, and keyword density. GEOBoost is built exclusively for AI search engines and focuses on the 16 signals those systems use to evaluate and cite content. It is a specialized tool for a new channel — AI citations — rather than a general SEO platform. GEOBoost complements your existing SEO stack; it does not replace it.

Yes. GEOBoost's Compare Mode lets you paste any competitor URL and see a side-by-side breakdown of GEO scores across all 16 categories. You can see exactly where you are stronger and where they outperform you on AI search signals. Compare Mode is available on Lifetime and Pro plans.

Free (10 scans) is perfect for getting started: you get the full GEO score and actionable recommendations at no cost. Lifetime (€19 one-time) adds unlimited scans, bulk scanning of all open tabs, and competitor compare mode. Pro (€9/month) is for professionals who track changes over time with PDF export, score history graphs, and automated score drop alerts. Most users start Free, then upgrade to Lifetime for unlimited analysis.