Technical GEO audit for marketers
Can Claude read your website?
See who gets through, what they receive and what to fix.
OpenAI cannot read this page
Response
HTTP 403
Content received
0%
The security layer stopped the request.
Next: Allow the crawler through the WAF.
Example Fieldnote test request. It does not claim access from a vendor's private network.
SSR vs CSR
What visitors see is not always what AI receives.
Client-side rendering waits for the browser to build the page. Server-side rendering sends the important content immediately. Fieldnote compares both.
Example rendering check
example.com/pricing
Plans
Choose the plan that fits
Starter
$29
Growth
$79
Scale
$149
Plan content is not in the first response
Key content received
12%
Plans 0 of 3
Prices 0 of 3
FAQs 0 of 11
Important content arrives too late
The browser builds the pricing page after JavaScript runs. A direct crawler request receives the navigation and footer, but none of the plan details.
First action: Send plan names, prices and FAQs in the first response.
Example comparison from a Fieldnote request, not a vendor-owned bot network.
Smarter sampling
Audit the few pages that represent the whole site.
Fieldnote groups pages by purpose, selects representative examples and applies the right checks to each template.
1,284
URLs discovered
6
Page types
12
Pages selected
Insight
/insights/material-guide
Found
412 URLs
Audited
3 pages
Confidence shows how certain Fieldnote is about the page type. It is not a page-quality score.
Why this page was selected
The site’s main editorial template and content structure.
Checks applied to this template
Example finding
The author is named, but relevant experience is not shown.
Schema and trust
Show AI facts it can verify.
Fieldnote checks the labels in your code and the visible proof behind your claims, then explains what is missing.
Readiness
61 / 100
Schema
Code labels facts such as product name, price and availability so systems do not have to guess.
So what
AI can identify the product, but may not confidently report what it costs or whether it is available.
First action
Add price, currency and availability to the product markup.
Readiness summarises evidence found on the page. It is not a ranking or AI visibility guarantee.
Why it matters
The first HTML response shapes what AI answers.
The goal is not just crawl access. It is about prompts that convert into qualified opportunities.
What this means for marketing outcomes
AI sees what is in your first HTML response, not what only loads in a browser.
Prompt
What plan fits a 25 person team and why is this offer different?
Rendering in crawl test
Client-rendered (CSR)
Why this changes outcomes
Sales loses qualified leads to unclear recommendations.
AI-visible result
What crawler sees
Plan names and prices are not present in the first crawl response.
11% of key facts are present in first response.
Example bot answer
A bot can only give a partial comparison and suggests a broad offer without the right plan.
Better first-response facts usually raise confidence and improve lead quality.
Clear scores. Clear next steps.
Know the score. Know the fix.
Click a score to see the finding and first action.
GEO readiness
64 / 100
OpenAI blocked
Security returned HTTP 403.
First action
Allow the crawler at the WAF.
Private beta
Find out what AI search can actually read.
Data notice
The waitlist stores your work email, the public website origin you submit, the signup source, submission timestamps and a repeat-submission count in a private Cloudflare D1 database. There is no public signup list. The data is used only to review beta requests and contact you about access; it is not published or sold. Records are kept while the beta is being developed or until you ask for removal. Joining does not start a crawl or store crawler response bodies. If you later join an audit, limited public-page evidence may be sent to OpenAI for E-E-A-T review with response storage disabled. Do not submit private or confidential URLs. For access, deletion, or data questions, email support@wthisgeo.com.