We kept seeing sites with great content get zero mentions in ChatGPT answers while thinner competitors showed up constantly.
Turns out "AI-ready" isn't the same as "Google-ready." Blocked crawlers, missing llms.txt, no FAQ schema, JS-rendered content invisible to bots — small technical gaps that kill your citation chances.
We built omiGeo to surface exactly what's wrong and give you copy-paste fixes. The free scan shows your score and top issues. The $3.99 unlock gives you the full fix pack with code snippets you can paste into Cursor or Claude Code.
No monthly fee. Fix it once, re-scan free forever to track progress.
Would love feedback — what signals should we add to the scan?
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Ran the scan on my site and the trust signals breakdown caught me off guard, it flagged a few things I genuinely hadn't thought about. The Cursor prompt is a nice touch for quickly shipping the fixes.
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Love that the $3.99 one-time unlock skips the subscription treadmill entirely, and the re-scan free forever promise actually holds up that promise instead of being a teaser. The cursor apply prompt is a smart touch for shipping fixes quickly.
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honestly the one-time $3.99 unlock with no subscription is a really nice touch, feels like the team actually thought about user trust. and the cursor apply prompt idea is clever, basically meets developers where they already work.
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Ran the scan on my site and the trust signals breakdown caught me off guard, it flagged a few things I genuinely hadn't thought about. The Cursor prompt is a nice touch for quickly shipping the fixes.
Love that the $3.99 one-time unlock skips the subscription treadmill entirely, and the re-scan free forever promise actually holds up that promise instead of being a teaser. The cursor apply prompt is a smart touch for shipping fixes quickly.
honestly the one-time $3.99 unlock with no subscription is a really nice touch, feels like the team actually thought about user trust. and the cursor apply prompt idea is clever, basically meets developers where they already work.