Win customers from ChatGPT on Autopilot

GEO Tool connects measurements of customer questions with prioritized actions and content drafts. Depending on your CMS, approved copy is prepared as a draft, pull request or export. You review the target and content, and publish yourself. The integrations overview shows which connections are currently available.

Yes. Your website stays in its current system. WordPress has a direct connection; GitHub and access for your own coding agents are in beta. Other systems have placement instructions, with connections being tested or planned. The logos do not mean that every direct connection is already released.

Book a call: in 30 minutes we look at your website, your customer questions and your CMS together. The GEO autopilot starts from $229 per month. Enterprise with your own AI keys (BYOK) is available on request. The free website check works right away, with no account.

The GEO Tool audits a website's technical and editorial prerequisites for generative search and answer systems. You receive a 0–100 GEO score and concrete actions. This website audit is not a live measurement of individual AI surfaces; actual mentions are measured separately and only through verified monitoring paths.

'SEO for machine understanding' describes the new discipline of designing websites so that AI models (Large Language Models) like ChatGPT or Perplexity can properly interpret, weight, and cite your content. The GEO Tool automatically scans your content and provides concrete recommendations for improving your semantic structure, schema markup, and answer quality.

SEO remains the foundation: crawling, indexing, helpful content, technical structure, and page experience still matter. GEO extends that work by checking whether your content can be understood as a strong source in generative answers, AI Overviews, and AI Mode.

The GEO Tool combines answer-first analysis, technical crawl checks, structured data, content quality, and agent accessibility to produce prioritized actions. The website audit shows readiness signals; it guarantees neither a mention nor a position in an AI answer.

A website crawl cannot prove why a brand is absent from a particular AI answer. It can show blockers such as generic content, unanswered questions, missing technical signals, or poor crawl accessibility. Whether a brand is actually mentioned requires a separate verified live check.

Yes. The report checks indexability, snippet eligibility, helpful non-generic content, query fan-out coverage, images/video, page experience, and JavaScript SEO. It also evaluates agent readiness such as llms.txt, but frames it as a multi-LLM signal, not as a mandatory Google ranking requirement.

The free GEO Tool audit combines technical crawl signals, content quality, answerability, and structured data with concrete actions. Mentions and sources from AI answers are separate monitoring data and appear only when a real, technically verified provider path is active.

The GEO Tool is built for GDPR compliance: database in Frankfurt (EU), content engine in Germany, cookie-free analytics (Plausible, EU), and a DPA for customers. The free analysis works without an account and without cookies. All details are transparently documented in our privacy notice.

The workspace shows only monitoring surfaces whose real provider path exists, is active, and has been verified. Planned or unverified engines are not sold as available measurements and never count toward customer KPIs.

Useful monitoring KPIs include verified mentions, sources, competitors, and the mention position within a specific answer – each separated by customer question, engine, and measurement run. The website-audit GEO score is separate and summarizes technical and editorial readiness signals.

AI models like ChatGPT and Perplexity base brand recommendations on two sources: training data and real-time web search. Brands get recommended when they are consistently mentioned on trustworthy sites, have a clearly defined entity (Schema.org, consistent company data), provide citable facts, and appear in comparisons, reviews, and expert articles. Pure ad copy without verifiable claims is rarely cited.

AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) targets the direct answer in featured snippets, voice assistants and AI answer boxes. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) aims to get generative search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Mode to use your content as a source. Both build on classic search engine optimization. The GEO check tests the shared foundations: crawl access, structure, answerability and structured data.

The website check tests cross-platform signals that ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and Google AI Overviews all rely on: crawl access, content structure, answerability and structured data. It does not query any single AI platform live. Whether a specific platform actually mentions your brand is only shown by a verified monitoring run.

Source analysis shows which websites AI systems cite for a customer question and whether your brand is among them. In the GEO Tool workspace it is part of monitoring: for each question and engine, the cited sources are collected, classified by type (own site, press, directories, forums) and compared with competitors. The free check first evaluates whether your page is citable at all.

Four metrics per customer question and engine are useful: mention yes/no, position of the mention in the answer, cited sources and named competitors. From these you derive share of voice and trend across measurement runs. Sentiment adds whether the mention is positive, neutral or factually wrong. A one-off website check does not replace this monitoring; it is the prerequisite for it.

Pure monitoring tools such as Peec AI, Rankscale, Otterly or Profound track mentions in AI answers. Classic SEO suites like Semrush or Ahrefs add AI modules. GEO Tool starts with the free website check and leads from there to monitoring and implementation. The feature matrix with verified pricing is on our comparison page "Best GEO Tools 2026".