CLEARCRAFT LAB · HONG KONG
FreeGEO Website GEO Check
Use FreeGEO to check a public website’s technical readability and AI/GEO readiness. Understand its two sources, composite-score limits, URL sharing and report-link risk.
The CLEARCRAFT LAB main website now offers one public self-service check: FreeGEO. It combines two separately identified sources and does not represent an internal score from Google or any AI platform.
FreeGEO
FreeGEO runs a CLEARCRAFT first-party technical check and calls the verified external IMVASA AI/GEO source. Both sources must succeed before a composite score is shown; the reference weighting is CLEARCRAFT 55% and IMVASA 45%.
If a source fails or is incomplete, FreeGEO must not convert that state into a normal composite score. Its scores are product-defined diagnostic references, not Google, Gemini, ChatGPT or any other platform’s ranking, citation or recommendation score.
Start FreeGEO ↗When you submit a public URL, FreeGEO sends it to the CLEARCRAFT first-party fetcher and IMVASA. An external report may have a shareable URL. Do not submit confidential, signed or token-bearing URLs.
How to read the score
- Confirm the checked URL, source status, scan time, method version and valid coverage.
- Treat the 55/45 composite as a product-defined reference; it has not been calibrated against AI mentions, citations, traffic or business results.
- Keep missing, blocked, failed and not-run states separate instead of turning them into invented zeroes.
- Use Search Console and controlled platform observations separately from a technical diagnostic score.
Data and use boundaries
Use only a public HTTP or HTTPS website URL that you are authorised to test. Do not submit passwords, identity or payment information, private client records, unpublished material, signed links or URLs containing access tokens.
The CLEARCRAFT main website does not itself run the scan. Review the result together with its source status and limitations before deciding on any content, technical or commercial action.