Whether AI can read your site, and whether ChatGPT and Gemini mention your business when customers ask about what you offer. On a report page of your own, usually within half an hour.
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Two questions: can AI read your site, and what do AI assistants say when your customers ask?
Eight items, from access for AI search crawlers to your sitemap and contact details. Every point that needs attention comes with what you can do.
ChatGPT and Gemini get the same questions about what you offer, up to six per assistant, through their public websites without an account. Per question you see whether your business is mentioned.
Which other brands appear in the same answers, and which websites AI gave as a source. Including whether your own site is among them.
Only people with the link can see the report. The page is not in search engines and your email address is not in the link.
You open your own report with the link in your email. The example shows everything with data of a fictional business.
A single moment, not a trend, and no guarantee that AI assistants will mention your business later. There is no total score. Perplexity, Copilot and Brave Search AI are listed as not measured in the free report, and a question that failed is called not measured, never not mentioned.
Answers to the most common questions about the GEO report.
A free report from Outseen about your business and AI. It shows whether AI can read your site, based on eight technical items, and which answers ChatGPT and Gemini give to questions about what you offer, up to six per assistant. Per question you see whether your business is mentioned, which other brands appear in the answers and which websites AI gave as a source.
Through the button “Request your free GEO report” in your Quickscan email. Your website and email address are already filled in; you confirm with one button. We check whether AI can read your site, ask ChatGPT and Gemini the same questions about what you offer and email you a link to your report page, usually within half an hour. The button in the email works for 14 days. We make at most ten GEO reports a day; if the day is full, try again the next day with the same link. The mentions are a single moment, not a trend, and no guarantee that AI assistants will mention your business.
The Quickscan is a technical SEO check of your homepage and at most two other pages; that report arrives by email. You request the GEO report from that email. It shows whether AI can read your site and what ChatGPT and Gemini say about your business, on a report page of its own.
Only people who have the link. The report page is not in search engines or in a menu, and your email address is not in the link or on the page. The link works for 30 days; after that the report and the measurement are deleted. We keep your email address in our client system, as with every Quickscan request.
The GEO report checks eight areas: whether AI search crawlers from Google, Bing, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Apple, among others, may read your homepage; whether your text is in the HTML without JavaScript; structured data; business details in the code; questions with answers; indexing; the sitemap; and visible contact details.
Because GPTBot and ClaudeBot collect text to train AI models. The search features of ChatGPT and Claude use their own crawlers, such as OAI-SearchBot and Claude-SearchBot. You can refuse training and still stay readable for AI search features. At Google, Google-Extended controls whether Gemini may use your pages, separately from Google Search.
GEO stands for Generative Engine Optimisation: working on the visibility of your business and information in answers from generative AI systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Copilot. You make sure your website answers relevant questions clearly and with evidence, and that it is technically accessible. The term comes from a research paper published in 2023.
Not necessarily. llms.txt is a proposal for an overview file aimed at language models; Google says it is not needed for Google Search. Other services do not clearly document whether they use it. We start with the content and technology of your pages and treats llms.txt as an optional extra.
No. Search engines and AI platforms decide for themselves what they show, and Google itself says that no one can guarantee a first position. We agree which research and improvements we deliver and explain which results we can observe. An agency that guarantees a position or an AI mention is promising something it does not control.