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CiteLab GEO Auditor

A free browser checklist and open-source Python tool for reviewing page structure, metadata, sources, and internal links.

Last updated: 2026-10-06

What it is

CiteLab GEO Auditor is a zero-dependency command-line tool (pure Python standard library) that fetches a page and checks practical content and metadata signals. It checks JSON-LD schema and types, FAQ/HowTo blocks, answer-first structure, heading hierarchy, title and meta description, canonical and Open Graph tags, outbound citations, internal links, fact density, and llms.txt — then prints a prioritized list of fixes. Runs locally, uploads nothing, and includes an MIT-licensed source download.

Who it is for

This is for people building in AI and technology who want clearer content, better structure, source-backed writing, and a practical path toward AI search visibility.

How it helps

The product gives you reusable structure: article sections, source review prompts, internal-linking steps, and delivery notes for your publishing workflow.

How payment and delivery work

Digital payments use Lemon Squeezy when the hosted checkout is active. Choose this product and send your contact email. CiteLab sends a secure PayPal invoice and delivers the ZIP after confirmed payment. CiteLab does not collect card details directly.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?
Yes. CiteLab GEO Auditor is MIT-licensed and open-source. You can download, read, run, and modify the code freely.
Do I need to install anything?
Only Python 3. The tool has zero third-party dependencies — it uses the standard library only. A no-install browser version is also on the tool page.