Google finds you. Does ChatGPT cite you?
The audit with evidence.
People looking for a service now also ask AI assistants. The audit reads the pages that matter, checks every point with evidence, measures citations with real questions and orders the fixes, each with the check that tells you it worked.
What a GEO audit costs today.
Public ranges from those selling AI visibility audits, read on 7 October 2026.
Sources: llmpulse.ai and gripped.io, 7 Oct 2026. Bars in dollars at an approximate rate, middle of the range.
Five steps. One rule above all.
Two ways.
Have your AI agent run it, or I do it on your site.
The kit
Do it yourself
$19
The service
I do it for you
€290 €490
Launch price.
Before buying, read the free guide.
9 pages: the two searches, market prices, the method, the nine checks, the citation test, priorities, limits. Enough to run a first check on your own.
What you are probably thinking.
"Do you guarantee ChatGPT will cite me?"
No, and be wary of anyone who does. The audit says what improves the odds of being read, understood and cited, with evidence. Citations are measured before and after, with the same questions.
"How is this different from a classic SEO audit?"
A classic audit looks mostly at Google. Here we also check what makes assistants cite a page: answer up front, a clear business, search bots not blocked, and we measure whether assistants actually name you.
"Do you need access to my site?"
No. The audit reads public pages. If a tool cannot read them, the text or HTML of the key pages is enough. Nothing on the site is changed.
"Do I need to code?"
No. Your AI agent, Claude or ChatGPT, runs the kit, and the report is in plain words. Fixes are drafts for whoever manages the site.
"Is there a free version?"
Yes: the Website Search Audit plugin runs the audit inside ChatGPT and Claude. The kit adds the citation test with its log, fix and report templates and the full guide.
Where it comes from.
It comes from 14 audits done by hand this summer on firms and businesses in Italy and the US. Rereading them I found my own mistakes, like "no schema = invisible to AI" stated without reading the HTML: hence the rule of evidence or "not verified".
Read more: Generative engine optimization: a practical site audit.