The free GEO scan: what it checks and what your score means
The EGNITE GEO scan fetches your pages the way an AI engine would and scores five dimensions — structured data, entity clarity, citation signals, content authority and crawlability — into a 0–100 GEO score. Every point deducted is tied to page-level evidence, so the output is a prioritized fix queue rather than a number. The average across 200+ industrial pages we have scanned is 38.
Key takeaways
- Five dimensions, each with page-level evidence behind the deduction.
- Average industrial page scores 38 out of 100.
- Scores below 40 usually mean PDF-locked data and missing markup.
- The scan is free and takes under a minute.
The five dimensions
| Dimension | What is checked |
|---|---|
| Structured data | Presence and validity of Organization, Product, TechArticle, FAQ and Breadcrumb JSON-LD |
| Entity clarity | Whether the page states unambiguously who you are and what the page describes |
| Citation signals | Named authors, dates, standards, certifications, referenced sources |
| Content authority | Depth, specificity and extractability of the technical content |
| Crawlability | Server-rendered HTML, robots rules, AI user-agent access, response health |
How to read your score
- 0–30 — the engines mostly cannot use this page. Usually PDF-locked specifications plus no markup.
- 31–50 — readable but generic. The page exists in the candidate set and rarely wins the citation.
- 51–70 — competitive. Gaps are typically corroboration and author signals.
- 71–100 — strong. Work shifts from fixing pages to earning third-party sources.
What you get back
A score per dimension, the specific evidence behind each deduction, and a fix queue ordered by expected impact per effort. Paid plans add ready-to-paste JSON-LD, AI-readable rewrites of priority pages, weekly re-scans with deltas, and prompt-level citation tracking across the engines your plan includes.
Rewrites and expert verification
Recommended rewrites are a first draft, not a finished deliverable. Depending on plan, between one and five rewrites per month are reviewed by an EGNITE specialist and returned corrected within 48 hours, so technical accuracy and regulatory wording survive the optimization.
Frequently asked questions
Is the scan really free?
Yes. The Spark plan includes a GEO scan and a small set of prompt runs at no cost and without a card.
How long does it take?
Under a minute for the first scan of a page set.
Will it change my website?
No. The scan only reads your public pages. Nothing is modified — you receive recommendations and, on paid plans, ready-to-paste markup and rewritten copy.
See where you stand in AI answers
Run a free GEO scan: a 0–100 score across five dimensions, page-level evidence and a prioritized fix queue. No card required.
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Last updated 8 September 2026 · Written by the EGNITE GEO team.