GEO audit for startups
Find the GEO gaps hiding your startup from AI discovery.
Use a free public-domain check to see whether your startup pages are crawlable, specific, citable, and ready for a $99 Starter Snapshot handoff.
What you will see
A short list of gaps your team can actually fix.
AI crawler blockers
Find robots, server HTML, sitemap, and rendering issues that keep public pages hard to read.
Positioning gaps
See where your startup category, audience, and differentiation are too vague for answer systems.
Citation assets
Identify missing comparison, proof, FAQ, pricing, and docs pages.
First fixes
Get practical changes a small startup team can ship before a larger content sprint.
Who it is for
Built for founders and marketers deciding what to fix next.
- Seed-stage SaaS founders preparing launch pages
- Startup marketers deciding what to publish next
- Technical founders checking crawler readability
- Advisors packaging AI discovery gaps for portfolio companies
Evidence limits stay visible
This GEO audit is a diagnostic for public evidence and readiness. It does not promise AI answer inclusion, ranking, recommendation, or citation.
Keep going
Connect the checker, pricing, sample report, and audit standard.
FAQ
Common questions before you scan.
What makes a startup GEO audit different?
Startups often lack comparison pages, proof assets, category clarity, and docs. VisAI focuses on the public evidence answer systems can read today.
What kind of evidence does VisAI show?
VisAI labels observed evidence, citation gaps, crawler blockers, public-page clarity issues, and first fixes. It separates diagnostic signals from broader platform-wide claims.
Which pages should I scan first?
Start with public homepage, product, pricing, docs, FAQ, comparison, alternatives, integrations, or proof pages. Logged-in app pages usually produce weaker diagnostic evidence.
When should I unlock the $99 Starter Snapshot?
Unlock Starter when a scan has enough evidence and you want a founder-ready handoff with expanded prompt snapshots when evidence exists, competitor context, top fixes, and downloadable delivery.