GEO Score Checker
Paste any page or draft and get a 0-100 score across the six structural signals that make content easier for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and other generative engines to extract and cite — calculated instantly in your browser, nothing sent anywhere.
Direct-Answer Lead
Does your opening sentence give a short, quotable definition or answer (under ~30 words) instead of throat-clearing? AI systems extract the sentence that most cleanly answers the query.
Evidence & Statistics
Concrete numbers, percentages, dates and attributed sources ("according to...", "a study found...") give a generative engine something specific and checkable to quote.
Structure & Scannability
Bulleted or numbered lists and question-style subheadings map naturally onto how AI answers are formatted, and make it easier for a model to lift a self-contained chunk.
Self-Contained Sentences
Sentences that open with "This", "It", "They" or "These" depend on the sentence before them for meaning — hard to quote in isolation. Fewer vague openers means more extractable sentences.
Chunk Length
Retrieval and embedding systems tend to split pages into chunks of roughly 40-120 words. Paragraphs near that range are more likely to be retrieved whole and cited cleanly.
Freshness Signal
A visible current year or "updated" date is a low-cost signal that content reflects the present, which matters more for fast-moving topics than evergreen ones.
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