GEO Audit
GEO is the same problem as AEO — this measures both
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) describe the same shift from a different angle: getting recommended inside an AI-generated answer instead of ranked in a list of links. Whichever term you use, the question is identical — does ChatGPT recommend you, or a competitor?
One free test, real prompts
Enter your brand, category, and competitors. We generate ~20-30 realistic buyer prompts and run them through ChatGPT for free — no generic “best practices checklist,” an actual measured mention rate, recommendation rate, and citation rate against real competitors.
See who the generative engines are citing instead
The report includes a source-gap breakdown: which domains (G2, Product Hunt, Reddit, comparison articles) are actually being cited for your category, and whether your own site is one of them. That's the concrete lever GEO/AEO work pulls — not vague positioning advice.
Test whether your GEO work actually worked
After you publish the pages or schema the action plan recommends, re-run the exact same prompt set and get a before/after diff — the part most GEO advice skips entirely.
Run your free audit
Free starts on ChatGPT; upgrade unlocks more engines. See a sample report first if you want.
FAQ
Is GEO the same as AEO?
Functionally, yes — both describe optimizing for AI-generated answers rather than a ranked list of links. "GEO" (Generative Engine Optimization) is the more academic/marketing-research term; "AEO" (Answer Engine Optimization) is more common in practitioner SEO circles. This audit measures the same underlying signals regardless of which term you use.
Which engines count as "generative engines" here?
The free audit checks ChatGPT. The paid upgrade adds Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Grok against the identical prompt set, so you can see whether a GEO gap is universal or specific to one engine.
What does the audit actually recommend?
Concrete, buildable actions tied to your specific gaps — e.g. publish a named comparison page, add a specific schema type, submit to a specific directory — each with the prompts it addresses and an honest expected-impact rating, not generic content advice.