Be seen by Google. ChatGPT. Gemini. Perplexity. Claude.

It checks your website for problems that affect how you show up on Google, in answer boxes, and in AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. You get scores, a list of every problem, and how to fix each one.

SEO is ranking on Google and Bing. AEO is showing up in Google's answer boxes, "People also ask" and voice answers. GEO is being read and cited by AI assistants.

Yes. The Free plan has no time limit and needs no card. Premium is coming soon.

With Google, or with your name, work email, company and an optional mobile number. We send a code to verify your email. Passwords need at least 10 characters.

No. Enter your website address and the pages you want checked. We read your public pages the way a search engine does.

Not on Free. You can check any public website.

Yes. Any public website can be checked.

No. Free only reads your pages. Nothing is written to your site.

• Up to 3 websites
• 5 checks a day
• Each check covers your homepage plus up to 4 more pages
• Scores for SEO, GEO and AEO, plus an Overall score
• Every problem found, with why it matters and how to fix it
• Page speed for each page
• "Can AI see you?": which AI crawlers can read your site
• Your top 5 fixes, with Mark as done
• History of every check, and Score over time
• Save any report as a PDF

Every time you run a website, it uses 1 check, even if we return recent results. Marking a fix as done does not use a check.

The limit runs over a rolling 24 hours. The screen shows how many you have left and when the next one frees up.

Not on Free. You pick the homepage and up to 4 more pages. Premium will check your whole site.

Contact us from the app.

No. Free stays free, and everything on Free stays on Free when Premium launches.

No. Every check on Free runs on fixed rules. The fix advice is the same written guidance for every site with that problem.

We open each page you entered in a real Chrome browser, run the checks, read your site files and fetch Google's page speed scores. You see each page's progress while it runs.

From your website itself. We open each page in Chrome and also read the HTML your server first sends. We read your site files: robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt, your security certificate and headers. We also open a made-up address on your site to check that missing pages show "not found". Speed comes from Google's PageSpeed Insights. We use no third-party SEO database.

Usually under a minute or two. Most of the wait is Google's speed test.

About 100 checks across SEO, GEO, AEO and speed. Which ones apply depends on the page type and your site.

No tool does. TeamB checks up to 5 pages per check. It does not check backlinks, keyword rankings, or anything behind a login or in your hosting panel. Broken links are tested only between the pages in the check.

No. We detect each page's type (homepage, product, category, article, service, pricing, contact, about and others) and run checks that fit it. You can correct the type if we get it wrong.

Yes. If we detect a store (Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, or product markup and prices), product and category pages get extra checks: product markup, price and stock, prices that match the page, category intro text, breadcrumbs and related products.

Yes. We open every page in Chrome, which runs JavaScript, so we see what visitors see. We also compare it with the HTML your server first sends. If less than half the page's text is in that first HTML, the page fails a check, because ChatGPT, Perplexity and many other AI tools don't run JavaScript and miss that text. On stores, we also check that product links on category pages are real links.

If anyone checked the same pages in the last 6 hours, we show those results instead of reading the site again. It still uses 1 check.

Technical checks work on any language. Checks that read your text work in English only. On non-English pages they show "Not measured" instead of failing, so your score is not pulled down. Support for Indian languages is planned.

Every check runs on fixed rules, not AI opinion. Most are exact tests: is there a title, does the page load, what does robots.txt allow. Some read your text with pattern rules, for example whether your homepage says what the business does, so they can misjudge an unusual page. Each check has a severity, and severe problems weigh more. A page told not to be listed on Google weighs far more than a missing image description.

Each check has a weight by severity. A pass earns full points, a warning half, a fail none. Checks we could not run are left out. The homepage counts for 40% of a site score and the other pages 60%.

Google's results, answer boxes and AI assistants need different things. A page can rank on Google but be unreadable to ChatGPT, for example if robots.txt blocks AI crawlers or the text only appears after JavaScript runs. Three scores show where the gap is. Overall combines them: SEO 40%, GEO 40%, AEO 20%.

Scores under 50 are red, 50 to 89 amber, 90 and up green. Problems are Critical (red), Warning (amber) or Note (grey).

No. Speed is shown for every page but does not change your scores.

Something serious enough to stop a page showing up or working, like a page told not to be listed on Google. These show at the top.

We could not run that check on that page. It does not count against you.

No. On Free it measures readiness: whether AI tools can read your site and whether your pages say clearly what you do. Tracking what AI assistants actually say about you is part of Premium.

The change is shown only when you check the same pages again. Your score can move because your pages changed, because a check that could not run last time ran this time (or the other way round), or because we changed our checks. In that last case the screen says "Our checks changed" instead of a number. Page speed is not in the score, so speed swings do not move it.

Yes. Score over time on the dashboard plots up to your last 12 checks of the site. Switch between Overall, SEO, GEO and AEO. It includes checks of different pages, so a jump can come from changing the pages as well as from your fixes.

Your five most important problems, on the Fixes page. Critical failures come first wherever they are, then homepage and site-wide problems, then other pages. Within each, higher severity first and fails before warnings. Related problems are grouped so the five never repeat one idea, and each fix lists what it covers.

What we found, why it matters, and how to fix it.

No. Every problem in Findings has its own "how to fix". The top 5 is the order we would start in.

Open Fixes and start at the top. Critical problems first, as they can stop a page showing up at all. Fix one, then select Mark as done to check it. Every other problem is in Findings with its own how to fix. Run the check again to confirm your fixes and get the next 5. History and Score over time show your progress.

We check that page again straight away. If the problem is gone, it shows as Confirmed. If not, it shows Still open. Your next check of the site also judges anything you marked done.

Run the check again. It confirms the fixes you marked and gives you the next 5.

After any big change (a redesign, new pages, a theme or plugin update, moving platform) and at least once a month. If you publish every week, check every week. Free gives you 5 checks a day, plenty for that on up to 3 sites.

A check alone does not. Fixing what it finds does. Fixing critical problems (a page told not to be listed, a missing title, a wrong canonical tag) removes what stops search engines listing and ranking your pages. How much it helps depends on the problems and your competition.

Common ones we check for:

• Titles and descriptions missing, too long or repeated across pages
• Images with no description (alt text)
• No single main heading on a page
• No markup that names your business
• No share preview for WhatsApp, LinkedIn or Facebook
• AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt by mistake
• Text that only appears after JavaScript runs
• On stores: missing product markup, or a price in the markup that does not match the page

Not on Free. Premium will write fixes for you.

SEO is about Google's list of results. GEO is about AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude naming and citing you in their answers. GEO checks look at whether AI crawlers can reach your site, whether your text is readable without JavaScript, whether your site says plainly what the business is, what it does and where it operates, trust signals (About page, team, contact details, privacy policy, certifications, LinkedIn), and markup for your business, people, products and articles.

How ready your pages are to be quoted in Google's answer boxes, "People also ask" and voice answers. It checks for short answer blocks of 40 to 60 words, headings written as questions with a direct answer under them, lists for steps, tables for comparisons, FAQs and FAQ markup, answers to price and returns questions on pricing pages, and links between related topics. These checks run on the homepage, articles, FAQ pages and similar pages.

Partly. The basics overlap: clear structure, correct markup, readable text. What is different for AI: AI crawlers have their own robots.txt rules (GPTBot is separate from Googlebot), many AI tools do not run JavaScript, and they need your site to say plainly who you are and what you do. The GEO score shows where you stand on those.

Whether your robots.txt lets each AI crawler read your site, checked one by one:

• OpenAI: GPTBot and OAI-SearchBot (ChatGPT search)
• Anthropic: ClaudeBot, Claude-User and Claude-SearchBot
• Google-Extended (Gemini)
• PerplexityBot
• Applebot-Extended
• CCBot (Common Crawl)
• Meta-ExternalAgent and Amazonbot
• Newer ones: Bytespider, DuckAssistBot, MistralAI-User and YouBot

You will find it at the top of the GEO group in Findings. We add new crawlers to the list as they appear.

We name the crawler, where it is blocked and what to change in robots.txt. Blocking a crawler that answers questions (ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Claude) is a fail, because that tool then cannot show or link your pages. Blocking a crawler used for training (GPTBot, Google-Extended, CCBot) is a warning, since some sites do it on purpose. Both count in your score.

No. It is an optional file some AI tools read, and it is not scored.

No. TeamB checks what you can fix on your own site: markup, content, structure, speed and AI readability. For backlinks, use a backlink tool alongside it.

No. TeamB checks how your pages are built, not where they rank. Premium plans to connect Google Search Console to show your clicks and how often you appear in search.

Both, in one check. Technical: crawling, indexing, security, redirects, markup, mobile setup, speed. Content: titles, headings, amount of text, answer formats and trust signals. Findings groups them as SEO, GEO, AEO and Speed, and you can filter by level (Critical, Warning, Note).

Partly. On location pages we check a visible address and phone number, the place named in the title and main heading, LocalBusiness markup (that it is there, not its details), and a map (shown, not scored). Site-wide, we check that your site says where you operate. We do not check Google Business Profile, local rankings or directory listings.

We tell you the reason for each page: blocked by your robots.txt, blocked by a firewall or Cloudflare, site down, page not found, address doesn't exist, or a private address.

Allow our crawler. It names itself and crawls from one fixed IP address. Contact us for the details.

No. We respect robots.txt. Those pages show as "blocked by your robots.txt" and are not scored.

Yes, if your site answered (down, blocked, not found). If the fault was ours, it does not count.

Yes. Save as PDF prints the report from your browser: the whole site, one page, or one level only (for example, Critical only). It includes scores, every finding with how to fix, and page speed. Send it to your developer or client. Shareable report links are planned for Premium.

Yes. The History page lists every check of a site, kept for 12 months: date, score, change, which pages changed, and fixes confirmed. It shows the newest 5, with Show all.

Not on Free. You run checks yourself and save PDFs when you need them. Premium will run checks every week and email you what changed.

Yes. The app works in phone and tablet browsers at seo.teamb.si. There is no separate app. Some wide tables scroll sideways on a phone.

Not yet. Each account has one user. Team access for a business is planned for Premium. Until then, contact us.

No. Contact us if you need one.

Free tells you what is wrong. Premium fixes it.

• Your whole site crawled, not 5 pages
• Fixes written for every problem
• Fixes put live on WordPress and Shopify after you approve them, with one-click undo
• Weekly checks with an email of what changed
• An SEO team of 7 AI roles, led by a manager you name
• Google Search Console and Analytics connected
• What AI assistants say about you compared with your competitors
• A daily watch for problems like your site going down or a page dropped from Google

Per website, per month. Price to be announced.

Yes. Your 3 free sites stay free, and you add Premium to the sites you choose.

No. Fixes only use facts found on your pages. Anything we can't confirm, like a phone number, is left as a blank for you to fill.

No. By default every change needs your approval.

A DNS record, a tag on your homepage, or Google Search Console.

Use Talk to us about Premium above, and we'll email you once when it opens.

Later. Contact us if you're interested.

Yes. Everything travels over HTTPS and is stored on AWS in Mumbai, encrypted at rest. Passwords are stored hashed. Free never asks for access to your website: we only read public pages.

In India, on AWS Mumbai.

We don't sell your data or use it to train AI. A few services run parts of TeamB: AWS hosts it, Google's PageSpeed Insights receives the page addresses we test, Resend sends our emails, and Google handles sign-in if you use it. Our Privacy Policy lists them.

No. Our crawler names itself and crawls from one fixed IP address, so their server logs can show that TeamB visited. They cannot see who ran the check, which account, or the results.

Check results 12 months. Full page copies 90 days (speed numbers are kept with the results).

No. Only sign-up and reset codes, replies to your messages, notice of changes to our Terms or Privacy Policy, and one email when Premium opens if you joined the waitlist.

Settings, then Delete account. It is deleted immediately with your websites, checks and messages.

Deleting a website with all its checks is coming to the Websites page. To remove a single check now, contact us. Crawl results hold no personal data, so they stay until normal retention ends (page copies 90 days, results 12 months).

TeamB is a brand of TIMC Services LLP, India.

Contact us inside the app, or support@teamb.si.