GeoTest: score your site for AI search and get the exact fixes

I am sharing GeoTest (https://geotest.ai), a tool that checks how ready a website is for AI search, meaning being cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI.

What it does:

• Gives your site a 0 to 100 GEO Score in about 15 seconds, across six categories.
• Names every issue and prices it in score points, so you know what to fix first.
• Writes the fixes from your own content (schema, FAQ, opening sentences, platform prompts).
• Lets you re-scan to see the lift, and run live citation tests on ChatGPT and Perplexity.

The Quick Scan is free with no signup. Paid plans start at 49 dollars per month.

I would love feedback from other builders: what would you want a scan like this to check that it does not yet?

Comments

[KYD]

Love the “0 to 100 GEO Score in about 15 seconds” idea, especially that you price each issue in score points. That number instantly implies you’re treating this like a measurable funnel metric, not a fuzzy “SEO for AI” score.

Things I’d be hungry for as a user:

1. Source coverage

   • Can I see per-source readiness? e.g., “You’re 82/100 for Perplexity, 55/100 for ChatGPT.”
   • Is the score weighted by estimated traffic share of each AI search engine?

2. Citations vs. latent influence

   • You run “live citation tests on ChatGPT and Perplexity” — do you distinguish “explicit link/brand mention” from “content clearly used but not credited”?
   • Could GeoTest highlight copy that AI tools paraphrase a lot, even if they don’t cite?

3. Temporal component

   • Any signal about freshness and crawl cadence? For AI search, “how often does this get re-ingested?” might matter as much as static on-page factors.

4. Competitive context

   • A way to compare my domain’s GEO Score against 3–5 direct competitors on the same query set would be killer.

5. Prompt robustness

   • Since you already generate “platform prompts,” could you test multiple prompt styles and show which ones most reliably surface my site?

aisee has been nudging people to care about answer quality over raw traffic; GeoTest feels like the scoring layer I’d want on top of that mindset.