Geordy
Turns your site into something AI crawlers can actually parse, without touching what visitors see
- Category
- AEO Tools
- Pricing
- Free tier available (40 files/month, no card required); paid plans run $39 to $1,999/month billed annually, scaling by file/page volume up to enterprise knowledge-graph formats and API access.
- Best for
- Best suited for marketing or SEO teams and agencies who already believe their content is solid but suspect AI crawlers are struggling to parse their site, and who want a low-effort, no-rebuild fix; teams that need to know how AI engines currently describe their brand, or that need new content written and published, should look at a monitoring or content platform instead, since Geordy does not track citations or write copy.
- Official site
- geordy.ai
- Last updated
- August 2026
Geordy sits at the plumbing level of AI search rather than the reporting level. Point it at a URL or a sitemap and it crawls your pages, then generates up to sixteen machine-readable versions of each one — llms.txt, schema.json, Markdown, YAML, an RSS feed, OG tags, manifest.json, humans.txt, and a set of enterprise-only formats built for knowledge graphs. Those files live on a subdomain Geordy manages, and the only change to your actual site is a single link tag in the page head plus one DNS record — no rebuild, no new JavaScript, nothing a visitor would ever notice. The pitch is narrow and specific: most AI crawlers do a mediocre job parsing normal HTML, and Geordy's job is to hand them a cleaner, structured copy of the same information.
That narrowness is both the appeal and the ceiling. Geordy answers 'can AI systems technically read and parse my content,' which is a real and under-served question, but it has no opinion on 'is my content good enough to be cited' or 'what is ChatGPT actually saying about my brand right now' — questions that sit one layer up the stack. Its bot-analytics feature, which logs which pages and formats got hit by which crawler and when, is the closest thing to visibility tracking it offers, and it's more useful as a diagnostic than as a competitive benchmark. Being a 2026-era product, it also has no track record yet: Capterra lists the tool with zero reviews as of this writing, so a buyer is trusting the vendor's own claims about crawl behavior rather than a body of independent user experience.
Positioned next to the other AEO tools in this directory, Geordy is doing a genuinely different job. Scrunch AI and PageLens.ai both start from the monitoring side — tracking what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and others say about a brand — and PageLens goes a step further by drafting and publishing new citation-bait content to your own domain. Geordy does neither: it won't tell you if you're being cited, and it won't write anything new for you to be cited for. What it does is make sure the content that already exists on your site is packaged in a form AI crawlers can actually digest. In practice, a team running Scrunch AI or PageLens.ai to measure and grow AI visibility would still plausibly benefit from something like Geordy underneath, handling the technical readability layer; the tools read as complementary rather than competing, and buying Geordy alone without ever checking whether it moved the needle on citations would be flying blind.
Best suited for marketing or SEO teams and agencies who already believe their content is solid but suspect AI crawlers are struggling to parse their site, and who want a low-effort, no-rebuild fix; teams that need to know how AI engines currently describe their brand, or that need new content written and published, should look at a monitoring or content platform instead, since Geordy does not track citations or write copy.
Key features
Format Engine
Scans a URL or sitemap and generates up to 16 machine-readable file types per page, including llms.txt, schema.json, Markdown, YAML, RSS, OG tags, manifest.json and humans.txt.
Enterprise knowledge-graph formats
The Growth tier adds eight further formats aimed at feeding brand and product data into AI knowledge graphs.
Bot analytics
Logs which AI crawlers hit which pages and formats and when, surfacing traffic that standard web analytics tools typically miss entirely.
Schema Graph
A visual map of how your pages, products, brands and locations relate to each other, built from the structured data Geordy generates.
Format Editor
Lets you manually edit any auto-generated file rather than relying solely on the automated scan output.
Zero-code setup
Implementation is one DNS record plus a single link tag in the site's head section — no CMS rebuild or added JavaScript required.
Scheduled refresh
Files are re-scanned and refreshed on a set cadence so the machine-readable copies stay in sync as source pages change.
Multi-site management
Higher tiers support multiple domains from one account, aimed at agencies managing several client sites at once.
Pricing breakdown
Free
- 40 files per month (about 8 pages refreshed monthly)
- Multiple sites
- Custom subdomain
- Bot analytics
- Community support
- 8 AI-optimized formats
Pro
- 500 files per month (about 100 pages monthly or 25 weekly)
- Custom subdomain
- Advanced bot analytics
- Priority email support
- 8 AI-optimized formats
- Marked as the most popular plan
Business
- 5,000 files per month (about 1,000 pages monthly or 33 daily)
- Custom subdomain
- Full analytics and reporting
- Priority support with SLA
- 8 AI-optimized formats
Growth
- 50,000 files per month (about 10,000 pages monthly or 330 daily)
- Multi-domain support
- API access
- Dedicated account manager
- 24/7 priority support
- 8 core plus 8 enterprise formats
Pros and cons
Pros
- Setup genuinely is lightweight: one DNS record and one link tag in the head, with no CMS rebuild, no JavaScript injection and nothing that touches the human-visible site — a real advantage for teams that don't want to open a dev ticket.
- The free tier is a real, usable product rather than a locked demo — 40 files a month is enough to test the concept on a handful of pages before paying anything.
- Bot analytics covers a genuine blind spot: most standard analytics setups don't distinguish AI-crawler traffic from other bot or search traffic at all.
- The Schema Graph and Format Editor give some manual control back, so it isn't a pure black box — you can inspect and adjust what gets generated rather than trusting the automation blindly.
- Pricing is transparent and published up front, unlike several competitors in this category that gate pricing behind a sales call.
Cons
- As of writing, Geordy has zero reviews on Capterra and no visible track record on G2 either, so there is no independent evidence yet of how well the generated files actually improve citation rates in practice.
- The file-based pricing model scales fast: a roughly 1,000-page site needs the $319/month Business plan, and a 10,000-page site needs the $1,999/month Growth plan, a steep jump for what is fundamentally a formatting layer.
- It does not measure whether AI engines are actually citing you — teams still need a separate monitoring tool to know if improved readability is translating into visibility.
- It doesn't create new content either, so a site with genuinely thin or outdated pages won't be helped much no matter how many formats Geordy wraps around it.
- Value depends heavily on how AI crawlers currently treat your specific site's markup — sites that already have solid schema and clean HTML may see a smaller lift than sites in poor shape to begin with.
Alternatives to Geordy
Frequently asked questions
What is llms.txt and why does Geordy generate it?
llms.txt is a proposed standard file that gives AI systems a plain-language index of a site's key content; Geordy auto-generates and maintains one for every scanned page alongside its other structured formats.
Does Geordy change what my visitors see?
No. The generated files are served from a separate subdomain and referenced with a link tag; the live, human-facing pages are left untouched.
Does Geordy tell me if ChatGPT or Perplexity are citing my site?
Not directly. Its bot analytics show which AI crawlers accessed which pages and formats, but for cross-engine citation tracking and brand-mention monitoring you'd want a dedicated AI-visibility platform instead.
How much does the free plan actually allow?
The free plan includes 40 files per month, roughly enough to keep 8 pages refreshed, with no credit card required to start.
Is there a setup cost or developer work involved?
Implementation is limited to adding one DNS record and one link tag to the site's shared template, which most teams can do without a full development cycle.
Who shouldn't use Geordy?
Sites that need to know how they're being described or cited by AI engines, or that need new AI-citable content written for them, should look at a monitoring or content-generation platform instead, since Geordy only handles the technical readability layer.
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