Site-Wide GEO Analysis

Don't just audit your homepage. Read your sitemap, crawl up to 300 pages top-down, score each one, and see which pages help your AI search visibility and which ones drag the whole site down.

How this differs from single-page analysis

• Single-page — audits one URL you provide, returns 12-dimension scores plus fix recommendations.
• Site-wide — reads your sitemap and crawls up to 300 pages starting from the shallowest paths, scores each independently, and produces a site-wide average plus per-page comparisons.

If your site has 100 blog posts, single-page analysis only audits one. Site-wide analysis covers the top-level pages that define what your site is — homepage, services, section indexes — then samples within each section, surfacing blind spots like "structured data is only on the homepage, all internal pages miss it".

What gets analyzed

• 12-dimension assessment per page — SEO technical, structured data, E-E-A-T, language naturalness, AI crawler accessibility, citation density, and more.
• Site-wide averages on strengths — which dimensions does your whole site consistently get right.
• Per-page weakness ranking — pages dragging the site average down, in priority order.
• Cross-page consistency — whether the same brand signal (company name, product name, contact info) appears consistently across pages, which is critical for AI engines to resolve brand entity.

Who should use this

• Content site operators — blogs, knowledge bases, media sites where single-page analysis can't reveal site-wide patterns.
• Anyone planning a site-wide GEO refresh — baseline before, validation after.
• Content leads — wanting to know which pages AI engines cite easily vs which get ignored entirely.

How is this different from on-site SEO audit tools

Traditional on-site SEO auditors (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, etc.) look at technical crawl issues — 404 links, missing meta tags, duplicate content, robots.txt blocks.

Site-wide GEO analysis looks at whether each page is citation-worthy in the eyes of mainstream AI engines — structured data density, E-E-A-T signal strength, content language naturalness, machine-parseable formats (FAQ schema, How-to schema, tables, lists). The two tool classes complement each other; one does not replace the other.

FAQ

Why only up to 300 pages?

300 pages is the ceiling for one run — every page goes through the full 12-dimension assessment, so a full 300 takes roughly 20–30 minutes. Larger sites are sampled, which still reveals the site-wide pattern; exhaustive full-site crawls are part of our managed GEO service.

How are the pages chosen?

We read your sitemap and start from the shallowest paths — homepage, service pages, section indexes: the pages that define what your site is. Within each section we then sample, so one section (a blog, typically) can't consume the whole budget. Sites without a sitemap fall back to following internal links from the homepage, still shallowest-first.

What if it missed an important page?

Use the single-page analysis tool on that URL separately. Site-wide analysis is for spotting overall patterns; per-page depth comes from the single-page tool.

How long does the whole run take?

It depends on the size of the site: a small site finishes in minutes, a full 300 pages takes roughly 20–30 minutes. Each page runs the full 12-dimension assessment, which is slower than a single-page check. Progress shows "N of M pages analyzed" throughout, so you can tell it hasn't stalled.

Do I need to log in?

Yes — and site-wide analysis is an advanced feature enabled per account. Contact [email protected] or book a demo at the bottom of this page to get access; once enabled you can run it once per day. Free accounts can use the single-page check meanwhile.

Can I see per-page scores?

Yes. The report lists each page's GEO score plus the site-wide average, and highlights the pages dragging the average down.