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The first Turkish GEO audit tool

GEO Visibility Checker

Can answer engines read your site? The GEO audit measures five signals and tells you what to fix in each one.

The audit covers only the page you enter; run it again for another page.

  • 5 signals
  • 100 points
  • Within seconds
  • Free
How it works

Three steps, a score within seconds.

  1. Enter the address

    Paste the full URL of the page you want to audit. Run the tool only on publicly reachable pages.

  2. We scan the signals

    The tool fetches your page, robots.txt and llms.txt, then scores five GEO signals within seconds.

  3. Read the report

    You receive the 100-point score, a four-band rating and a fix list for each signal.

What we measure

Five signals across one hundred points.

  • AI access

    25 points

    Checks whether robots.txt blocks answer-engine crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot.

  • llms.txt

    15 points

    Looks for an llms.txt file at the site root and reads which content it points answer engines toward.

  • Structured data

    20 points

    Reads the page's JSON-LD schema and sees whether entities like Organization, Article or FAQ are machine-readable.

  • Language signals

    15 points

    Inspects the html lang tag and hreflang alternates; this is how an answer engine tells the content's language and region apart.

  • Question headings

    25 points

    Counts how many H2 headings are phrased as questions; answer engines quote question-and-answer structure directly.

Frequently asked

The questions asked most before an audit.

What does a GEO audit measure?

A GEO audit measures how well answer engines can read and cite your site. The tool inspects five signals: AI crawler access, the llms.txt file, JSON-LD structured data, language tags and question-style headings. Each signal is scored separately and rolls up into a total out of 100 points and a four-band rating. The aim is to raise the odds that ChatGPT or Gemini names your brand when it writes an answer.

Which crawlers does the AI visibility test check?

The AI visibility test reads your robots.txt file to see whether answer-engine crawlers are blocked. Among the crawlers it checks are OpenAI's GPTBot, Anthropic's ClaudeBot, Perplexity's PerplexityBot and Google's Google-Extended record. When a crawler is blocked, that answer engine cannot use your page for training or citation; the tool flags the case and explains how to correct the robots.txt line.

Why does the llms.txt check matter?

The llms.txt file sits at your site root and tells answer engines which content matters most; the format is an emerging standard. When the file exists, a language model looks first at the pages and summaries you point to; without it, the engine interprets the whole site on its own. The check confirms whether the file is present and holds meaningful links, and suggests a starter structure when it is missing.

What score should I aim for?

The score runs out of 100 points and splits into four bands: 0-39 is weak, 40-69 is developing, 70-89 is good, and 90 or above is leading. Most Turkish sites start in the weak or developing band on their first scan. Aim for at least the good band and push each signal toward full marks; the report ranks which fix lifts the score the most.

What is in the detailed report?

The report opens a separate section for each of the five signals. Every section shows the signal's score, its status — pass, partial or fail — and concrete findings, such as which crawler is blocked or how many H2 headings are phrased as questions. Fix suggestions sit beneath the findings. You can read the report as a to-do list and start with the highest-impact changes.

What happens to my data?

The audit only fetches the public URL you enter and collects no personal data. Your IP address is never stored in raw form; we keep only a salted hash of it to limit abuse. The scan result is saved in our database with its identifier so you can reopen it later. For your rights under KVKK and our retention periods, please see our privacy notice.

Is this the first Turkish GEO audit tool?

As of September 2026 we found no comparable, publicly available GEO audit tool for the Turkish-language market; the claim is tied to that date and will be updated if a new tool appears. The tool is the measurable form of the GEO practice INDOLES applies on its own site: the llms.txt check, robots.txt permissions, structured data and question headings are scored by the same rules.
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