Map the pages a crawler can reach
The crawler reads the returned HTML, checks robots.txt and sitemap.xml, and records response status and redirects. It respects the scan limits and the site's rules for SeovBot.
See your site the way Google and ChatGPT actually see it.
Seov scans a URL on two frequencies — classic search ranking signals, and the structured, citable content AI answer engines look for — then hands you one prioritized list of fixes.
Free plan available · checks page metadata, headings, links, sitemap, structured data, AI crawler access & more
Two engines, one report
Ranking and being cited are different games.
SEO · Search ranking
Built for crawlers & ranking factors
The checks search engines have used for years — is the page fast, structured, and easy to crawl and rank.
- 01 Title tags, meta descriptions & heading structure
- 02 Headings, content quality & image alt text
- 03 Canonical tags, sitemap.xml & indexability
- 04 Internal links, HTTPS & server configuration
GEO · AI visibility
Built for LLMs & answer engines
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews can access, parse and confidently extract your content — technical readiness, not a citation guarantee.
- 01 GPTBot, ClaudeBot & PerplexityBot access in robots.txt
- 02 llms.txt presence & completeness
- 03 JSON-LD schema (Organization, FAQ, Article)
- 04 Extractable, citable content structure
How a scan works
Find the issue, the page, and the next step.
Seov starts from the URL you submit, checks the site's crawl rules, and follows a bounded set of internal links. Each result points to the evidence collected during that scan, so you can see which page needs attention instead of getting a score without an explanation.
Keep search and AI readiness separate
SEO checks evaluate search index signals such as titles, headings, links, and page structure. GEO checks evaluate AI crawler access, structured data, and whether useful page text is extractable.
Work through a prioritized fix list
Open a finding to see its explanation, severity, and affected page URLs. Fix the underlying page or site configuration, then run another scan to compare the new results with your previous report.
A practical website audit
Know what to fix, where it lives, and why it matters.
Seov turns technical website checks into a report your team can use. Review the evidence behind each result, open the affected URLs, and work through the highest-priority fixes first.
Find the exact pages with issues
Each page-level finding includes its URL and measured details where available. Site-wide checks are shown separately, so you can tell a single-page issue from a configuration problem.
Understand what to change next
Findings explain the issue and provide a recommended action. Use the priority list to plan your work, then rescan to see the latest SEO and GEO results.
See what goes into each score
Seov publishes its actual checks for SEO and GEO readiness. Preview a real report layout on the sample report page.
Learn more about how Seov works and what its scores mean, or compare the plans on Seov pricing.
Frequently asked questions
About Seov website audits
How the SEO and GEO checks work, what a scan covers, and how to use the results.
What is Seov?
Seov is a website audit tool that checks technical SEO and generative engine optimization (GEO) readiness. It crawls a site, reports findings for the affected URLs, and organizes fixes by priority.
What is the difference between SEO and GEO?
SEO checks technical signals that help search engines crawl and understand pages, including metadata, headings, links, and indexability. GEO checks technical readiness for AI crawlers and answer engines, including bot access, structured data, and extractable page content. Seov reports these as separate lanes.
What does a Seov website audit check?
The SEO audit checks page titles and descriptions, canonical and social metadata, headings, content signals, image alternative text, internal links, sitemap access, HTTPS, compression, and Googlebot indexability. The GEO audit checks AI crawler rules in robots.txt, JSON-LD structured data, llms.txt, and content extractability. See the published SEO and GEO checklists for the full list.
Does a good GEO score mean AI tools will cite my website?
No. The GEO score measures technical readiness, such as whether selected AI crawlers can access your pages and whether useful content can be extracted. It does not query ChatGPT, Perplexity, or other AI services to measure citations, and it cannot guarantee a citation.
How many pages does Seov crawl in one scan?
A scan starts from your homepage and follows discovered internal links on the same site. The current crawler can fetch up to 20 pages, up to two link levels deep, and analyzes the returned pages in depth. The report shows how many pages were crawled and sampled.
Does the Seov crawler run JavaScript?
No. Seov analyzes the HTML returned by the website server and does not run browser JavaScript. Sites that add important page content only after JavaScript runs may have content that this scan cannot evaluate.
Can I see which pages have an SEO or GEO issue?
Yes. Open a finding in the report to see its explanation, evidence, and the affected page URLs when the check identifies specific pages. Site-wide findings are labeled separately.
Is Seov free to use?
Seov has a Free plan for one tracked site with weekly rescans. An account is required to run scans and save reports. Paid plans provide higher site limits and more frequent rescans; see the pricing page for current plan details.