GEO/AEO readiness

apastro.store

Checked 18 September 2026

88
out of 100

Fix these first

Ranked by how much each one affects whether an assistant can use your site.

  1. 01
    Exactly one H1
    No H1

    The H1 is the clearest statement of what a page is about.

Machine access15%
81
Server-rendered content20%
86
Product & offer data25%
100
Entity & structured data15%
91
Answer-readiness10%
74
Identity & trust10%
88
Merchant facts & policies10%
80
AI-surface hygiene5%
88

Page by page

28 pages checked

Sampled from your sitemap. Assistants rarely land on a homepage - inner pages are what get retrieved and quoted, so these are scored individually.

Weakest pages first.

Machine access

81/100
Homepage responds
HTTP 200
Served over HTTPS
Secure
HTTP redirects to HTTPS
Redirect in place
robots.txt found
HTTP 404
Without it, crawler rules are guesswork.
AI crawlers allowed
No robots.txt to read
Page is indexable
No noindex directive
XML sitemap available
Found at /sitemap.xml
Server response time
1047 ms
Slow responses reduce how much of a site gets crawled.

Server-rendered content

86/100
Content present without JavaScript
1481 words in the raw HTML
Not a JavaScript-only shell
Server-rendered markup found
Text-to-markup ratio
2%
Very little of the payload is readable content.
Headings in raw HTML
40 headings
Links crawlable without JavaScript
92 links in the HTML

Product & offer data

100/100
Product markup
Product found in structured data
Offer attached
Product carries an offer
Price in markup
INR 1050
Availability stated
InStock
Price in served HTML
Found without running JavaScript
Product identifier
sku
Brand stated
Brand present
Product description
546 characters

Entity & structured data

91/100
Structured data present
1 valid JSON-LD block(s)
Organization identified
Organization or LocalBusiness node found
Entity corroboration (sameAs)
3 profiles linked
Stable @id references
@id in use
WebSite node
Present
Breadcrumb markup
Not found
Breadcrumbs give machines your site hierarchy.
FAQ markup
Not found
FAQ markup is a clean way to answer the questions buyers actually ask.

Answer-readiness

74/100
Exactly one H1
No H1
The H1 is the clearest statement of what a page is about.
Question-shaped headings
1 found
Headings phrased as questions match how people prompt assistants.
Readable paragraphs
39 paragraphs, ~36 words each
Lists or tables present
4 found
Content dates exposed
No dates found
Assistants prefer content they can confirm is current.
Authorship stated
Not declared
Attribution is part of how trust gets assessed.

Identity & trust

88/100
Title tag
77 characters — will truncate
Meta description
200 characters
Canonical URL
Not set
Without one, duplicate URLs compete with each other.
Open Graph tags
Title, description and image present
Language declared
html lang set
Contact details discoverable
Phone or address found

Merchant facts & policies

80/100
Returns or refunds page
Published
Shipping or delivery page
Published
Contact details page
Published
Business registration
No GSTIN or CIN found
A registration number is verifiable against a public register, which is the difference between a claim and a fact.
Public product feed
No readable feed
A feed is how shopping agents read a catalogue without crawling it page by page.

AI-surface hygiene

88/100
llms.txt present
Not found
An emerging convention for telling assistants what a site is and where its key pages are. Not yet widely honoured, but cheap to add.
Compression enabled
gzip
Image alt text
100% of 76 images
Favicon declared
Present

What this score is not

This measures technical readiness - whether assistants can reach, read and quote your site. It does not measure whether ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity currently name your brand. That takes a prompt set run across each assistant with the answers recorded over time, and it is the natural next step once the foundations here are in place.

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