Your GEO

The GEO tool for small businesses

A customer asks ChatGPT which installer to call. Your business ranks third in Google and does not appear in the answer.

Enter your website, our AI reads your most important pages, and you get advice that tells you, point by point, what to change and which research it rests on.

Your GEO report with a score from 0 to 100, key figures and a chart per pillar
Report for a fictional online shop, with simulated data.

How the check works

  1. 1. Enter your website

    You type the address of your site. You do not need an account for this.

  2. 2. Our AI reads your pages

    The scanner reads every page it finds, up to 200, plus robots.txt and the sitemap. Code measures 20 items across those pages, and an AI model reads the ten most important.

  3. 3. You get advice point by point

    Each point says what is on your site, what to change, and whether that rests on research, documentation or a rule of thumb.

Read how the analysis works

A high Google ranking is not yet a mention

In March 2026, Ahrefs looked at 863,000 search results. Of the pages that AI Overviews cited, 37.9 percent also ranked in the first 10 results for the same query. The rest came from further down. If you rely on your Google position, you only see part of the picture.

Mentions count too. Across 75,000 brands, visibility in AI Overviews correlated more strongly with brand mentions on the web (0.664) than with backlinks (0.218). That is a correlation, not proof of cause, but it is a reason to look beyond your link profile.

View the figures and sources

What we measure

Four pillars with 20 checks in total. What we cannot read from a page, such as mentions on other sites, gets no estimated score and shows as n/a in the report.

  • Information density & facts

    Does the site use hard data and statistics that LLMs can easily quote?

  • Citations & authority

    Are there clear source references and signals of expertise?

  • Conceptual clarity

    Is the text direct and easy for an AI model to understand?

  • Technical AI accessibility

    Is the site semantically well structured and open to AI crawlers?

What changes per type of business

An installer needs to state prices and service area, an online shop needs to put specifications in the HTML. The examples below are fictional.

  • Installers

    Installatiebedrijf De Warmtebron (fictional example)

    A standard installation costs from €1,850 and takes one working day. Once you approve, we schedule it within 10 working days, anywhere in Noord-Holland.

    GEO for installers

  • Online shops

    Webshop Buitenkant (fictional example)

    The Fjord jacket has a hydrostatic head of 20,000 mm and taped seams. Suitable for days of rain, less so for running. In stock and delivered tomorrow if you order before 22:00.

    GEO for online shops

  • Professional services

    Adviesbureau Kompas (fictional example)

    Since 2014 we have supported 320 small businesses with their annual accounts. Annual accounts for a private limited company with fewer than 10 employees cost an average of €1,400 with us.

    GEO for professional services

  • Healthcare practices

    Fysiotherapie De Brug (fictional example)

    A treatment costs €48 per session. Most supplementary insurance policies reimburse 9 to 18 sessions per year. The waiting time is currently about a week (updated in October).

    GEO for healthcare practices

What we do not promise

Nobody can guarantee a place in an AI answer. Citations change a lot: Ahrefs tracked about 37,500 of them over 20 days, and in ChatGPT about 60 percent had gone the next day. Your GEO assesses whether your site is easy to read and well supported. What a model does after that is in nobody's hands.

Want to see what such a report looks like? View an example.