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LLMVisibilityRadar

Enter a URL to discover how different large language models perceive and rank your website. See your site through the eyes of AI and find ways to improve your website visibility.

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How the Radar Works

Three steps to understand your AI visibility. No sign-up required.

01

You enter a URL

Paste any website URL into the scanner. We fetch the page content and strip it down to its core text, headings, and structure -- the same way an LLM would process it.

02

3 LLMs analyze it

We send your page content to three different large language models simultaneously -- GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini 2.0 Flash.

03

You see the results

Each model returns a visibility score (0-100), a sentiment assessment, and a summary of how it perceives your site. You get a combined Visibility Index so you can benchmark your GEO performance.

Note: Scores reflect each model's self-assessment of how likely it is to reference your content. Results may vary between runs due to the non-deterministic nature of LLM responses. Use the Visibility Index as a directional benchmark, not an absolute metric.

What is GEO?

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the practice of optimizing your web content so that AI-powered search engines and large language models reference, cite, and recommend your pages when users ask questions.

Traditional SEO

Optimizes for search engine crawlers to rank your pages in a list of blue links. Users click through to your site.

GEO

Optimizes for LLMs to include your content in AI-generated answers. Users receive your information directly in chat responses.

Why it matters

As users shift from traditional search to AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, websites that are not visible to LLMs risk losing a growing share of organic traffic. GEO ensures your brand is part of the AI-driven conversation.

Key GEO Strategies

Structured Content

Organize content with clear headings, lists, and schema markup so LLMs can parse and cite your pages accurately.

Authoritative Citations

Include statistics, expert quotes, and credible sources. LLMs favor content that demonstrates authority and trustworthiness.

Direct Answers

Provide concise, factual answers to common questions. LLMs extract these as high-confidence snippets in responses.

Common Questions

Enter a URL above to begin scanning