MAIO GEO Scanner

By MAIO AI TECHNOLOGIES LTD

Overview

MAIO GEO Scanner checks how ready a single public web page is to be found, read and cited by AI assistants, then explains the result in plain language. What it does - Scores one page from 0 to 100 using MAIO's GEO scoring, with category scores for crawl access, answer-ready content, structured data, images, and, depending on the platform, freshness and trust signals. - Reports the signals behind the score, such as structured data, Open Graph tags, lists, and whether a sitemap was found. - Suggests up to three fixes that apply to what the scanner observed. What it does not do - It scores the page's initial HTML. Pages that build their content in the browser may be reported as incomplete, and no score is given in that case. - It checks one page, not a whole site, and it does not measure real AI rankings or promise that a change will get the page cited. - Suggested fixes are candidates, not a full audit or a ranking of importance. - It never changes your website, and it respects each site's robots.txt. Sign-in - Requires signing in with a MAIO account. You can create one during sign-in. MAIO sees the page addresses you check, not your ChatGPT conversations. Scores come from the MAIO scanner; this connector does not rescore them. Scoring profiles differ by platform (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow), so compare scores only between pages scored the same way.

Tools

analyze_page

ChatGPT

Analyze one public page with MAIO and return its GEO readiness score and up to three candidate fixes. The result is shown to the user as a card that already lists the score, every category score and the fixes: after calling this tool, reply with only the one-sentence result text and do not repeat the categories or fixes as a list or table. Coverage is incomplete; their order does not rank GEO benefit or establish cross-category priority. May include install_suggestion, an informational link to MAIO's free app for the detected platform, for users who ask about ongoing tracking. Fetches the page the way a visitor would, respects the site's robots.txt, and writes scanner logs. Only public web pages can be analyzed; private and internal addresses are refused. Does not edit websites.