Crawl entry points
Homepage availability, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, redirect behavior, and a controlled missing-page check.
Public website review
Find the SEO work your site can prove today.
Enter a public website address. GeoSeen checks crawl entry points, homepage signals, sitemap samples, redirect evidence, and growth measurement readiness. It does not access private tools or source code.
Read-only scan. No login required. Results distinguish public evidence from items that need authorization.
What the public audit can verify
Page signals
Title, description, H1, canonical, noindex, structured data, visible source text, and common analytics scripts.
Execution readiness
Evidence-backed priorities, a responsible owner, a verification step, and the permissions needed for deeper work.
What it does not claim
A public scan cannot prove rankings, traffic, index coverage, conversions, backlink quality, or AI citations. Those require authorized GSC, analytics, server, CMS, or source-code access.
The score is a public-scan health signal, not a promise or a whole-site SEO grade. Its maximum is limited when only a small number of pages can be checked.
Useful after the first report
Use the generated access checklist to ask for GSC, GA4, Bing Webmaster Tools, CMS access, source review, or a developer contact. That turns a vague audit into a work plan someone can actually verify.
A practical first 30 days
Fix public blockers
Resolve broken crawl entry points, incorrect status codes, and conflicting canonical or noindex signals.
Connect evidence
Get read-only access to webmaster and analytics properties, then establish an impressions, clicks, and conversion baseline.
Ship and verify
Assign development and content tasks, publish changes, and verify each change in the relevant public or authorized source.
Questions before you scan
Do I need the site source code to start?
No. A public scan is useful before source access. Source code or a developer contact becomes necessary when a finding needs a routing, rendering, metadata, schema, or deployment change.
Will this improve rankings automatically?
No. The scan identifies evidence and creates an execution starting point. Improvement needs prioritized changes, indexed pages, useful content, and measured verification over time.
Can a small business use this without an SEO team?
Yes. The report separates the tasks for a site owner, developer, content owner, or outside advisor, so the next request is concrete rather than technical guesswork.