AlpineRank
The GEO audit tool that shows its work
What it does
Most GEO tools hand you a number. AlpineRank hands you the test: 25 real AI-search questions scored against your page, 6 technical checks, and an honest "unable to verify" when a check fails — dropped from the average, never counted as a pass. Free, no account, ~30 seconds.
Get a free GEO audit: 25 AI-search questions scored against your page, plus 6 technical checks — 7 weighted signals — in about 30 seconds. Tested against Perplexity and OpenAI.
25 AI-search questions and 6 technical checks against your page, in about 30 seconds. No inflated scores, no vague guesses. Four steps, in the order they run. About 30 seconds, no account. See it in detail → Paste any URL. We fetch it the way a crawler would, keep the main content, and work out two things separately: what kind of site this is, and what this particular page is about. The questions people actually put to AI assistants about your topic — spread across cost, comparisons, how-to and trust. Generated from the topic, never from your page: a test written from your own content is one you always pass. Frozen per URL, so re-audits compare. Each question comes back Covered, Partial or…from alpinerank.com
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