The AI visibility check as a tool on your own website.
TYPO3 extension for AI visibility
Your visitors check for themselves how well a website is set up for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI
For many companies, generative engine optimization is still an abstract term. A check that screens their own website in a minute and says precisely what is missing makes the topic tangible — and for an agency it is the natural way into a conversation.
GEO Check is the TYPO3 extension behind our own GEO check. It checks any address in nine weighted categories, shows the progress live and delivers the report as a web page and, on request, as a PDF by e-mail.
Whoever enters an address gets no advertising but a finding — with sources.
The check asks what answer engines actually need: may their crawlers read and quote the pages? Is the content in the HTML? Do the texts answer the questions their headings raise? Do structured data name the publisher, authorship and date? Every finding points to the documentation it is based on — OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, schema.org or RFC 9309.
The check runs in the background. Whoever closes the tab loses nothing: the link shows the progress live, and the finished report waits at the same address.
Access for AI systems and answerability count 18 % each, structured data 16 %, authority and technology 12 % each, metadata 8 %, llms.txt 6 %, currency and brand 5 % each. If a website locks out all answer crawlers, the score is capped at 25.
The quick check examines the home page, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, metadata and structured data in about a minute. The deep check also analyses subpages, the legal notice, error pages, redirects and the TYPO3 version.
Every check gets its own status page with a progress bar. It keeps running when the tab is closed; a scheduler task picks up interrupted runs.
On request the complete report arrives as a PDF by e-mail — in the same order as the web view, with a to-do list sorted by impact.
The check takes name, colours and sender from the site configuration or the extension configuration. Report, PDF and e-mails thereby appear as your tool.
Internal addresses are blocked, checks per visitor are limited and the form protects itself against bots. IP addresses are only stored as a hash, old checks are deleted automatically.
No. It checks the website against the providers’ documented requirements — crawler access, content, structure, metadata. How often a brand actually appears in AI answers is measured by our AI Monitor extension.
No, any publicly reachable website can be checked. If it runs on TYPO3, the report also names the version. The extension itself needs TYPO3 13.4 or 14.3.
It does not execute JavaScript and does not measure Core Web Vitals. Content that only comes into being in the browser it sees the way most AI crawlers see it: not at all.
GEO Check is not available in the TYPO3 Extension Repository but on request. We install and configure the extension on your website — with branding, status page and e-mails.
What is stored is the checked address, the result and — only if someone requests the PDF report — the e-mail address. IP addresses end up in the database only as a hash, and old checks are deleted automatically after the configured period.
We set it up — in your colours, with your status page and your e-mails.