GeoTest - Pricing
Every paid plan writes your fixes
Not just a score: the fix, written from your own pages. Do the fixes yourself with every paid plan, or the $249 Business plan adds our team: we manage one site of 100 pages or fewer and ship its fixes every month, confirmed by a re-scan. Optional $1,500 setup to fix everything in month one.
See exactly what you get: GeoTest's own live report.
No account is needed to scan: 3 quick scans a day shows your score, and a free account opens the full results. Tailored fixes, the PDF report, site analysis and the AI citation test are on paid plans.
Plans
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 3 quick scans a day, no account needed, No account needed to scan, Every issue explained, with what fixing it adds to the score, GEO Score and the category breakdown, No tailored fixes, PDF report, site analysis or AI citation test. |
| Solo | $49/month | 50 tailored fixes a month, 1 site tracked, 2 full site analyses a month, 10 AI citation test questions per site a month, 30 quick scans a month, on any domain, 1 team seat, Full fix data: every recommendation and the AI-written fixes. |
| Growth | $89/month | 120 tailored fixes a month, 3 sites tracked, 6 full site analyses a month, 10 AI citation test questions per site a month, 60 quick scans a month, on any domain, 2 team seats, Full fix data: every recommendation and the AI-written fixes. |
| Pro (most popular) | $149/month | 250 tailored fixes a month, 5 sites tracked, 10 full site analyses a month, 15 AI citation test questions per site a month, 150 quick scans a month, on any domain, 3 team seats, Full fix data: every recommendation and the AI-written fixes. |
| Business | $249/month | One site of 100 pages or fewer, managed for you, Our team ships your site's fixes every month, 100 tailored fixes a month, 1 site tracked, 4 full site analyses a month, 20 AI citation test questions per site a month, 60 quick scans a month, on any domain, 2 team seats. |
| Agency Plus (early access) | $799/month | 3,000 tailored fixes a month, 100 sites tracked, 100 full site analyses a month, 25 AI citation test questions per site a month, 1,500 quick scans a month, on any domain, 25 team seats, Your agency name on reports, Shareable client report links. |
Credit packs
Credit packs work on any paid plan and are used only after a monthly allowance runs out. 1 tailored fix or 1 citation question = 1 credit, 1 AI rewrite = 5 credits, 1 extra site analysis = 10 credits. Credits never expire.
- 100 credits: $15, one-time purchase
- 500 credits: $59, one-time purchase
- 2,000 credits: $199, one-time purchase
Pricing questions, straight answers
Is the free test really free?
Yes. No account is needed to scan: 3 quick scans a day shows your score, and a free account opens the full results. Tailored fixes, the PDF report, site analysis and the AI citation test are on paid plans.
What's the difference between Quick Scan and Site Analysis?
Quick Scan reads the single URL you submit. Site Analysis crawls your site and analyzes up to 200 pages (larger sites are sampled), and runs live citation tests.
What counts as a tracked site?
A tracked site is one domain in your list. Full analyses, citation tests and score history run on tracked sites, and your plan sets how many you can have. Each slot can be swapped once a calendar month. Quick scans run on any domain, tracked or not.
What does annual billing save?
Annual is ten months for twelve, so two months free: Solo $490 a year, Growth $890 a year, Pro $1,490 a year, Business $2,490 a year.
Can I upgrade or downgrade anytime?
Yes, plans are monthly or annual and changes take effect on your next billing cycle.
AI search in figures
These AI search figures show how fast answers are replacing clicks, and each one is dated and sourced. Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is a method for structuring a website so AI answer engines can read, trust and cite it. A citation is defined as a link to your page inside an AI answer, and the GEO Score refers to a 0 to 100 rating of how ready a page is to earn one. These published figures show why it matters; the reasoning behind every weight is in the methodology.
How much do AI summaries reduce clicks?
AI summaries cut clicks by about half: Pew Research Center found searchers clicked a result 8% of the time when an AI summary appeared, versus 15% without one, a 47% drop (July 2025).
How common are zero-click searches in 2025?
Zero-click searches rose from 56% to 69% between May 2024 and May 2025, and 83% of searches end without a click when AI Overviews show, according to Similarweb (2025).
What share of websites are ready for AI search?
Very few websites are ready: only 2% of the 537 sites in the GeoTest benchmark scored 80 or more in September 2026, and the median score was 47. Those scores came from the rubrics in use before GEO v6.0.
How much search traffic are publishers losing?
Publishers are losing about a third of their Google referrals: across 2,500+ publisher websites, Google search referral traffic was down 33% globally and 38% in the US year over year as of early 2026 (Chartbeat).
How many buyers research with AI chatbots in 2026?
71% of B2B software buyers rely on AI chatbots for software research (G2, 2026), which is why being cited matters as much as ranking. See what GEO is.
| Finding | Figure | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Searchers who click a result when an AI summary appears | 8%, versus 15% without one (a 47% drop) | Pew Research Center | July 2025 |
| Zero-click searches, May 2024 to May 2025 | 56% rising to 69% | Similarweb | 2025 |
| Searches ending without a click when AI Overviews show | 83%, and 93% in AI Mode | Similarweb | 2025 |
| Google referral traffic to 2,500+ publishers, year over year | down 33% globally, 38% in the US | Chartbeat | early 2026 |
| B2B software buyers relying on AI chatbots for software research | 71% | G2, The Answer Economy | March 2026 |
| Visibility lift from adding attributed quotations to a page | 41% | GEO study (Aggarwal et al.) | 2023 |
| Sites in the GeoTest benchmark scoring 80 or more, scored under the rubrics in use before GEO v6.0 | 2% of 537 sites | GeoTest benchmark | September 2026 |
Frequently asked questions
These are short, complete answers to the questions people ask about this page, each one written to stand on its own.
How much does GeoTest cost?
GeoTest starts free, and paid plans run from $49 to $799 a month: Solo $49, Growth $89, Pro $149, Business $249 and Agency Plus $799 (early access). Paying yearly gives you twelve months for the price of ten.
What can I do on the free plan?
No account is needed to scan: 3 quick scans a day shows your score, and a free account opens the full results. Tailored fixes, the PDF report, site analysis and the AI citation test are on paid plans. Try it with the free GEO score checker.
What is the difference between a Quick Scan and a Site Analysis?
A Quick Scan scores the single page you submit in about 15 seconds. A Site Analysis crawls up to 200 pages and adds the site layer (topical clusters, About page, entity completeness, robots.txt, Q&A surface, sitemap, link health, contact and legal pages), as described in the GEO Score.
Which plan is right for an agency?
Agency Plus is built for client work: 100 sites tracked, your agency name on every report, and shareable client report links. It is in early access and sold by invoice. For a handful of client sites, Pro tracks 5. The Business plan is for a business owner who wants one site fixed for them. The agency page walks through the setup.
Can I change or cancel my plan?
Yes, you can change or cancel your plan any time from Plan and billing in your dashboard, which opens the Stripe billing portal, where you can switch plans, update your card or cancel. Questions about billing go to the team through the contact page.
What counts as a tracked site?
A tracked site is one domain in your list. Full analyses, citation tests and score history run on tracked sites, and your plan sets how many you can have. Each slot can be swapped once a calendar month, so you can rotate a client out without waiting for renewal.
When can I buy Agency Plus?
Agency Plus is in early access and sold by invoice. Join the early access list and we will bring you in as each piece lands, at the price you join on.
Sources behind the GeoTest rubric
The GeoTest rubric draws on published research and on the specifications AI crawlers read: GEO: Generative Engine Optimization (Aggarwal et al., arXiv 2311.09735) · Google Search Central: introduction to structured data · Schema.org FAQPage · The llms.txt proposal · Sitemaps.org protocol · OpenAI crawler documentation.
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