AI citation readiness score
See whether a page has the content structure, source signals and trust cues that make it easier to quote.
Browser Extension - AI SEO and GEO Auditor
Audit pages for SEO and AI citation readiness.
CiteReady checks the current page for SEO foundations, schema, source signals, trust cues, llms.txt hints and AI-readable content structure before you publish.
Built for founders, marketers, SEO operators, writers and agencies preparing content for search engines and AI answer engines. The audit runs locally in Chrome with no remote AI calls.
AI SEO GEO audit Schema llms.txt Markdown fixes No remote AI
What CiteReady Checks
SEO foundation checks
Audit title, meta description, canonical URL, robots directives, heading structure and Open Graph metadata.
Schema and entity review
Check JSON-LD, FAQPage, Article, Organization and other structured data signals that help machines understand the page.
Sources and trust signals
Spot missing external references, author signals, updated dates and answer blocks before publishing.
llms.txt discovery hints
Check whether the site exposes discoverability hints that can help AI systems and agents understand available resources.
Markdown fix list
Copy a practical checklist for writers, SEOs and developers instead of sending a vague score screenshot.
AI-Readable Answers
What is CiteReady?
CiteReady is a local-first AI SEO and GEO auditor for Chrome. It checks whether the current page has the SEO, schema, source and trust signals needed to be easier for search engines and AI answer engines to understand.
What is AI citation readiness?
AI citation readiness means a page has clear answer blocks, structured data, sources, author signals, freshness cues and crawlable metadata that make it easier for AI systems to verify and quote the content.
What is GEO in SEO?
GEO, or generative engine optimization, is the practice of making content more discoverable, extractable and citable by AI answer engines such as ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Copilot.
How do you improve AI citation readiness?
Start with crawlable metadata, clear H1 and H2 structure, JSON-LD schema, external source links, author and updated-date signals, FAQ blocks and concise answer passages that work without surrounding context.
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FAQ
Does CiteReady guarantee rankings or AI citations?
No. CiteReady does not guarantee Google rankings, AI Overviews placement or LLM citations. It gives a practical readiness checklist for improving the page.
Does CiteReady call ChatGPT or send page content to an AI model?
No. CiteReady v1 runs checks locally in the browser and does not send page content to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity or any remote AI service.
What does CiteReady check?
CiteReady checks title, description, canonical, robots signals, headings, schema, Open Graph, source links, author/date trust signals, FAQ readiness, sitemap hints and llms.txt discovery hints.
Who is CiteReady for?
CiteReady is built for founders, marketers, SEO operators, agencies, developers and content teams that need a page-level AI visibility checklist before publishing.
Is CiteReady an SEO checker?
Yes, but it is focused on page-level SEO and AI citation readiness. It is not a full rank tracker, backlink database or crawling suite.
Can I export the audit?
Yes. CiteReady can copy a Markdown fix list so the audit can be shared with writers, SEOs or developers.
Last updated: May 8, 2026