Free Tool · GEO / AEO

AI Search Visibility Checker

See how ready your page is to be found and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI, and Gemini — then get a prioritized list of fixes.

Free · No signupHonest readiness signals — no fabricated mentions.

We fetch the page and check the real, technical signals that make content retrievable and citable by AI answer engines. No login required.

Why it matters

Search is becoming an answer, not a list

More and more searches end inside an AI answer. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Overviews, and Gemini read the web, synthesize a response, and cite a few trusted sources. If your content isn't structured so these engines can parse and quote it, you can rank in classic search and still be invisible in the answer.

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) — also called Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) — is the practice of becoming one of those cited sources. It rewards clear, answer-shaped content, machine-readable structure, credible authorship, and freshness. This checker measures exactly those fundamentals.

What AI answer engines look for

  • Machine-readable structure: schema.org JSON-LD and an llms.txt map let engines identify entities, authors, and answers with confidence.
  • Answer-shaped content: Concise, quotable answers to real questions (and FAQ schema) are far easier for a model to lift into a response.
  • Credibility signals: Author and publisher markup, plus real backlinks and topical depth, decide whose answer gets cited.
  • Freshness & indexability: If a page is stale, noindexed, or blocked, it won't be retrieved in the first place.

Fixing these is the technical half of the job. The other half is authority — earning relevant, editorial backlinks so engines trust you enough to cite you. That's exactly what BacklinkGoals' AI Search Visibility tracker and the backlink goal system are built for.

FAQ

AI search visibility, answered

AI search visibility — often called Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) or Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) — is how discoverable and citable your content is inside AI answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Claude, and Gemini. Instead of ten blue links, these engines synthesize an answer and cite a handful of sources; GEO is the practice of becoming one of those cited sources.

We fetch the URL you enter and inspect the real, technical signals that make a page retrievable and citable by AI engines — structured data, an llms.txt map, clear answer-shaped content and FAQ schema, author and publisher markup, freshness dates, indexability, and content depth. You get a transparent 0–100 readiness score and a prioritized list of fixes. It does not fabricate 'mentions' — it measures your readiness honestly.

No. A strong readiness score removes the technical barriers to being cited, but citations also depend on genuine topical authority, backlinks, and content quality. Think of readiness as necessary but not sufficient — it's the foundation the rest is built on.

Mention tracking tells you where you already appear; readiness scoring tells you why you do or don't, and exactly what to fix. BacklinkGoals' dashboard adds ongoing mention tracking across engines on top of the fundamentals this free tool checks.

Yes. Run a check on any public URL with no account. If you want the full step-by-step playbook and a monthly GEO checklist, drop your email — but the score and fixes are free.

Turn readiness into citations

Fix the fundamentals, then build the authority that gets you cited — all in one ethical workspace.

No credit card required · Ethical, editorial link building only