citability.devRun an auditWhen a buyer asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Gemini for a tool like yours, you are either named or invisible. A GEO audit tells you which, names who gets cited in your place, and shows exactly what to fix. Three services take you from measuring the gap to closing it.
The AI visibility audit. We test your real buyer questions across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, then hand you the per-engine citation rate, the competitors cited in your place, and a ranked fix list. Every number is a real API test, never a fabricated score.
Done-for-you. We build the infrastructure that earns citations: llms.txt, your entity and schema graph, answer-ready content structure, and a clean AI crawler allowlist. Then we re-test to prove the citation rate moved. Two slots per quarter, application first.
Recurring. AI answers change faster than Google rankings, so a one-time audit goes stale within weeks. Monitoring re-tests your citation rate every month and alerts you the moment a citation drops or a competitor displaces you. Now in waitlist while we finalize the plan.
citability.dev is built and run by Chudi Nnorukam, an AI-Visible Web Architect and the creator of the open-source AVR (AI Visibility Readiness) framework that scores how often AI engines cite a site. The methodology has been featured on freeCodeCamp. You are buying an audit from the person who built the measurement, not a reseller.
A GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) audit is a forensic check of whether AI answer engines cite your website for your buyers' questions, which competitors they cite instead, and what infrastructure is missing that would earn those citations.
An SEO audit measures your position on the Google results page. An AI visibility audit measures whether you are cited inside AI-generated answers. You can rank well on Google and still be invisible inside ChatGPT.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Every result is a real API test with the actual cited URLs, not a fabricated composite score.
Monthly. AI engines re-crawl and re-rank their cited sources far faster than Google updates organic rankings, so a one-time audit goes stale within weeks.
The first audit is the uncomfortable one. Every audit after it is just progress you can measure.