Free SEO and GEO audit tool
Enter your website and we will run it through our audit system. You get a report on how the site is set up for search, and for the AI engines that now answer a growing share of it, in about thirty seconds and at no cost.
- On-page SEO
- Links and backlinks
- Speed and mobile
- Social presence
- AI visibility (GEO)
- Enter your domainJust the address, no https:// needed. Your name and email so we know where to send the follow up.
- We crawl the siteA live crawl, not a lookup in a database. It takes about thirty seconds.
- Read the reportIt opens in a new tab, graded section by section, with the problems ranked.
Built and read by a Melbourne SEO agency, not a lead form with a progress bar on it. Every report is a real crawl of the address you give us.
Run the audit
Your report opens in a new tab. Nothing to install and nothing to download.
What the report looks at
The audit reads your site the way a search engine does and grades what it finds across on-page SEO, links, usability, speed and your social presence. Then it does the same for the AI engines.
How you appear in search
Your page titles and meta descriptions are the advert Google shows for you, and they are the most common thing we find missing, duplicated or cut off mid sentence. The report checks those, your headings, and whether there is enough real content on the page to rank for anything.
Links, in and out
How your own pages link to each other, and which other websites link to you. Backlinks are still one of the strongest signals in search, and most small business sites have never had theirs looked at.
Speed and mobile
How heavy the page is, how long it takes to become useful, and whether it behaves on a phone. Most people who find you are on a phone on mobile data, not on your office wifi.
The technical setup
Whether search engines are allowed to read the site at all: HTTPS, redirects, canonical tags, your robots file and your sitemap. When something here is wrong, nothing else you do matters.
And whether AI engines can read you
Ranking in a list is not the same as being quoted in an answer. The report grades your site on both, and this is the half most audits still ignore.
Can a model read the page
It measures how much of your page only appears once JavaScript has run. AI crawlers are far less patient about executing it than Google is, so a page built to render in the browser can reach them close to empty.
Your llms.txt file
A proposed standard, similar in spirit to robots.txt, telling large language models what your site is and which pages matter. Most Australian sites do not have one. The report checks whether yours does.
Whether you are blocking them
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and the rest are named in robots.txt, and plenty of sites block them without ever deciding to, usually because a plugin or a host added the rule. Blocked means never cited.
Identity schema
Structured data stating in machine readable form who you are, what you do and where you operate. It is how an answer engine tells your business apart from another trading under a similar name.
What an automated audit cannot tell you
We would rather say this upfront than have you read the report and wonder why nothing changed.
It does not know what you sell
A tool can tell you a title tag is missing. It cannot tell you the page is targeting a phrase nobody in Australia searches for, or that your best product has no page at all. Those are the two problems we find most often, and neither shows up in any automated report.
It cannot see your competitors
Every issue in the report is scored against a general standard, not against the businesses you are actually competing with. A site can pass on every technical check and still sit on page three because five competitors have been publishing for longer.
It cannot tell you what a fix is worth
A list of thirty issues sorted by severity is not a plan. Some of those thirty are worth a morning and some are worth nothing at all, and the difference depends on your market and your margins rather than on the colour of the warning.
That is the part we do by hand. Run the audit first, and if you want someone to read it with you and say which three things are actually worth doing, get in touch or call 0455 100 747. No charge for the conversation.
Common questions about the audit
What the tool does, what it costs, and what happens to your details.
Is the SEO audit really free?
Yes. There is no charge, no card and no trial that turns into a subscription. We ask for your name and email because the report is generated for your specific domain and because we would like the chance to follow up once. If you would rather we did not, say so in a reply and that is the end of it.
How long does the audit take?
About thirty seconds. The report opens in a new tab as soon as it has finished running, so you read it there and then rather than waiting for an email.
Which page does it check?
Enter your domain and it audits your site starting from the homepage. You do not need to type the https:// part, and it does not matter if you paste a full address with a page on the end, we will read the domain out of it.
Will you call me afterwards?
Only if you leave a phone number, and it is optional for that reason. If you give us one, expect one call from a person who has actually read your report, not a script. If you leave it blank you will still get everything the tool produces.
My report shows a lot of red. Is my site broken?
Usually not. Automated audits flag anything that differs from a general best practice, so a perfectly healthy site can return a long list. The useful question is not how many issues there are but which of them are costing you enquiries, and that takes a person to answer.
Can I run it on a competitor?
Nothing stops you, and plenty of people do. It reads publicly available pages, the same as any search engine. It will not show you their traffic or their exact rankings, but it will show you how their site is built and who links to them.
What is GEO, and how is it different from SEO?
SEO is about ranking in a list of results. GEO, generative engine optimisation, is about being cited inside an answer that an AI engine writes for somebody. The overlap is large, because both need a site a machine can actually read, but the tactics diverge: rankings reward links and authority, citations reward clear factual statements a model can lift and attribute. This tool checks the technical foundation for both.
Does this tell me whether I appear in ChatGPT?
No, and be wary of anything claiming otherwise. The GEO section checks whether AI engines can read and understand your site: whether your content renders without JavaScript, whether you are blocking their crawlers, whether you have an llms.txt file, and whether your business is described in structured data. That is readiness, not placement. Tracking actual citations across ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews is a separate job, and the answers move week to week.
Let us build something that actually performs
Tell us where you are stuck. We will come back with a straight answer, a timeline and a fixed price. No jargon, no pressure.