Technical crawlability
Indexing hints, canonicals, robots.txt, sitemap discovery, and page status checks.
Scan a public website for crawlability, on-page SEO, structured data, and AI access signals. No Google account or Search Console connection is required. The report appears on this page; add an email only if you want a copy in your inbox.
Indexing hints, canonicals, robots.txt, sitemap discovery, and page status checks.
Titles, descriptions, H1s, thin pages, duplicate signals, and quick copy fixes.
AI search-crawler and publisher controls, structured-data completeness, crawlable page content, and public query opportunities. llms.txt is shown as optional information, not a Google requirement.
CiteWins inspects public website signals before Search Console is connected. It finds crawlability and on-page issues, reports how selected AI crawlers are treated, and suggests practical next checks. Scores are estimates; they do not predict rankings or guarantee AI citations.
HTTP status, robots directives, canonical URLs, sitemap discovery, and public links found from the site.
Page titles, descriptions, H1 structure, visible text, and signals that a search landing page may be incomplete.
Detected schema types and missing properties, checked against the content that public crawlers can read.
Search, grounding, training, and publisher-control tokens in robots.txt, reported without treating every token as a Google ranking or citation factor.
The free audit reads only public pages and public search context. It cannot see which queries already earn impressions, whether CTR is weak for a ranking position, or which pages are gaining or losing clicks.
Yes. You can run the public audit and read the result on the page without connecting Google Search Console or entering an email. An email is optional if you want a copy of the report and fixes.
It checks a limited set of public pages for crawl status, titles, descriptions, headings, canonical URLs, robots directives, sitemap discovery, structured data, thin-page signals, AI crawler access, and a small number of public query opportunities.
A GEO audit reviews whether a site is crawlable, understandable, trustworthy, and useful enough to be considered as a source in generated answers. There is no special Google AI schema or guaranteed formatting formula, so CiteWins treats strong SEO and original, well-supported content as the foundation.
No. A public audit can identify access and content issues, but citation selection varies by query, provider, index, location, and time. CiteWins offers separate query-level citation checks after Search Console is connected.
The public scan cannot see private performance data. Read-only Search Console access adds the real queries, landing pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position needed to rank opportunities by demonstrated demand.