A readiness score for entity clarity, answer-ready content, schema, trust proof, and citation context.
30-second GEO + SEO audit
See why AI answer engines may not cite your website
Paste a public URL. Openbyt checks crawlability, schema, answer-ready content, trust signals, and citation gaps, then turns the evidence into prioritized fixes you can verify with a rescan.
Free scans show scores, evidence, and top fixes. No analytics access required, and sample data is clearly labeled.
Free: 3 websites, 10 scans/day, top 8 issues
Free scans available today
No credit card required. Scan your public website in minutes.
Upgrade when you need saved history, prompt and competitor monitoring, weekly reports, and rescan proof that fixes moved.
No credit card required
Public pages only
Evidence-backed fixes
Sample data clearly labeled
GEO
Entity and answer readiness
SEO
Crawl and schema evidence
Loop
Fix, rescan, monitor
what the scan includes
See exactly what your first report includes.
The free scan starts with public website signals and turns them into scores, evidence, and a prioritized repair path you can verify.
A public technical baseline for metadata, headings, canonical signals, links, content depth, and crawlability.
A clear status for whether AI search systems have enough observable signals to understand and reuse the page.
Each issue includes location, evidence, why it matters, and the next fix to publish before rescanning.
Openbyt checks whether structured data matches visible content and connects product, organization, FAQ, and support routes.
Saved projects can monitor user-provided prompts, competitor domains, score movement, and issue history over time.
why it is useful
Openbyt turns a scan into evidence, tasks, and proof that fixes worked.
The product is strongest when it shows what AI and search crawlers can observe, why the gap matters to buyers, what to publish next, and how to verify the same URL after changes.
Status code, visible HTML, metadata, schema, FAQ content, canonical signals, support routes, and trust proof are shown as evidence before recommendations.
Issues are mapped to page location, business impact, implementation detail, effort, and the expected signal to check after publishing.
Saved prompts and competitor domains show where your site is understood, where competitors appear, and which missing proof may explain the gap.
The paid loop compares the same URL over time so teams can see whether schema, content, crawlability, and prompt evidence actually moved.
what users get
A score is not enough. The report must tell them what to do next.
Openbyt turns the first scan into a clear action list: visibility risk, issue priority, expected score movement, and implementation detail.
GEO-first diagnosis
Find why AI does not cite you: weak entity clarity, missing trust signals, thin answers, or unclear source context.
Fixes ranked by impact
Every fix includes a location, evidence, implementation steps, and an estimated impact range that should be verified with a rescan.
Weekly tracking
See what changed after fixes ship instead of treating a one-time report as the final answer.
Public evidence first
HTML, schema, headings, links, trust routes, and crawl status before advice
Transparent method
Observed facts, calculated scores, and recommendations stay separated
Proof before signup
The sample report shows the expected evidence and repair format
Each repair task starts with where the issue appears: page, HTML head, schema, sitemap, product content, FAQ, or trust route.
Issue locationThe report separates crawler-visible evidence from estimated impact so teams can audit the diagnosis before changing the site.
Observable evidenceRecommendations name the public change to publish, such as content, schema, canonical, internal links, or proof labels.
Repair deliverableAfter publishing, rescan the same URL and check whether the observable signal, issue count, or related score dimension improved.
Verification methodScore model with weighted factors
Top 8 issues with exact locations
Prompt and competitor movement
why users come back
The paid product is a weekly visibility control room.
The second visit happens when Openbyt finds movement: AI stopped citing a page, a competitor gained mentions, or a published fix improved the score.
tracking preview
Open dashboard
Sample weekly deltas show why users come back.
GEO
demo 86
sample 7-day delta
AI readiness signals
up 6/8
sample signal health
Competitor gap
down -3
sample gap closed
Sample data, not live Openbyt performance.
ChatGPT
Example provider test: target mentioned in category answer
demo
Gemini
Example competitor comparison from configured prompts
demo
Perplexity
Example extraction signal, not a guaranteed citation
demo
how it works
A scan becomes an optimization loop in five steps.
Openbyt starts with public website signals, then turns them into ranked fixes and recurring monitoring.
Read crawlability, titles, headings, schema, FAQ content, links, and trust cues.
Weight answer readiness, entity clarity, technical SEO, and evidence quality.
Show where each issue happens, why it matters, and how to fix it.
Watch prompt coverage, competitor movement, and whether fixes improved scores.
Send useful weekly summaries instead of static one-time dashboards.
quick answers
Short answers AI search engines can cite.
What is Openbyt?
Openbyt is a GEO monitoring platform for websites. It audits whether AI search engines can understand, trust, and cite a site, then gives prioritized fixes and weekly visibility tracking.
What is GEO?
GEO means Generative Engine Optimization. It focuses on making a website easier for AI answer systems to understand, verify, summarize, and cite.
What does Openbyt measure?
Openbyt measures GEO score, SEO score, AI readiness signals, schema gaps, prompt coverage options, and monitoring changes for saved projects.
What does a free scan include?
A free scan includes 3 saved websites, 10 scans per day, GEO and SEO scores, 3 AI prompts, 12 keywords, 1 trial competitor, and the top 8 issues.
How is Openbyt different from SEO tools?
Traditional SEO tools focus on rankings, backlinks, and content optimization. Openbyt focuses on AI visibility readiness, prompt evidence, citation gaps, and recurring monitoring.
Does Openbyt replace Ahrefs or Semrush?
No. Openbyt complements Ahrefs, Semrush, Surfer, and similar tools by adding GEO-first checks and AI visibility monitoring around existing SEO workflows.
faq
Questions users and AI answer engines need answered.
What does Openbyt measure?
Openbyt measures GEO readiness, SEO fundamentals, structured data, trust signals, prompt coverage readiness, and monitoring gaps.
Why do users come back after a free scan?
Saved projects unlock weekly deltas, issue history, competitor movement, prompt tracking, and alerts when visibility changes.
How accurate are the scores?
Scores are calculated from observable page signals such as metadata, headings, schema, FAQ content, crawlability, citations, and content depth. Paid monitoring can add connected analytics and prompt data.
What signals are checked?
The free scan checks public HTML, metadata, headings, crawl signals, structured data, visible FAQ content, trust cues, and issue evidence.
How is Openbyt different from Ahrefs or Surfer?
Traditional SEO tools focus on rankings, backlinks, and content scoring. Openbyt focuses on whether AI answer systems can understand, trust, and cite your website, while still checking SEO fundamentals.
Will scores change when ChatGPT or Gemini changes?
Yes. GEO is a moving target, which is why saved projects track weekly deltas instead of treating one scan as permanent truth.
How can I verify the scan is accurate?
Each issue includes page location, observable evidence, and fix steps. You can compare the report against page source, schema validators, and your own prompt tests.
Does the free scan need analytics access?
No. Free scans use public page data. Paid monitoring can later connect private analytics or prompt APIs when you provide credentials.
Can Openbyt monitor competitors?
Paid plans are designed to track competitor domains, prompt movement, and citation gaps once integrations and saved projects are connected.
What should I fix first?
Start with answer-ready summaries, visible FAQ answers, schema alignment, clear pricing/support links, and verifiable trust signals.
when to upgrade
Free finds the gap. Paid plans prove whether the repair loop is working.
Use the free scan to understand what is publicly visible. Upgrade when you need history, weekly summaries, prompt evidence, competitor movement, and a record of what changed after fixes ship.
Check whether the site can be crawled, understood, structured, trusted, and turned into a prioritized repair list.
Track score movement, issue changes, scan history, prompt settings, and the weekly report a site owner can act on.
Follow more prompts, competitors, history, PDF exports, and AI-assisted repair drafts for teams managing growth work.
pricing
Start free. Upgrade when weekly visibility changes matter.
Free reveals the gap. Starter adds weekly reporting. Pro adds daily tracking, competitor gaps, and AI fix guidance.
For discovering what is publicly visible and what should be fixed first.
- 3 websites
- 10 scans per day
- 3 AI prompts
- 1 competitor trial + top 8 issues
For one brand that wants weekly proof that published fixes changed observable signals.
- 10 websites
- Weekly complete reports
- 50 prompts / keywords
- 3-month history
For teams tracking prompts, competitors, repair history, and exportable growth reports.
- 30 websites
- Daily tracking
- Competitor gaps and citations
- PDF export and AI fix generator
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30-day refund window
No credit card needed for the free scan
No plan can guarantee rankings, traffic, or AI citations.
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