Paste a URL for a free SEO and GEO score. FixFlow checks llms.txt, schema, brand clarity and citability, then hands you an ordered fix list and page briefs. You paste them, it re-scans the live HTML and keeps a receipt. Each month: cited, or not cited anymore.
I build SaaS out of Barcelona. FixFlow came from a question I could not answer for my own sites: I knew my Google rankings, and I had no idea whether ChatGPT or Perplexity ever mentioned me.
Turns out the signals that decide it are mostly crawlable and mostly boring. Is llms.txt reachable. Is there real entity markup. Is the brand unambiguous in the title and H1. Are author, date and source present so a model can treat the page as citable. Most sites I have scanned land under 30 out of 100, and the fixes are smaller than the score suggests.
So FixFlow does three things. It scores SEO and GEO on any URL for free. It gives you an ordered technical list and five to ten page briefs. Then, when you paste the pack, it re-scans the live HTML and only records the fix as verified if the page actually matches. And once a month it re-runs the same prompts and tells you whether you are still cited.
Two honest limits. FixFlow does not implement anything on your site. You paste, it verifies. And a GEO score is an inference from crawlable signals, not a guarantee any model will cite you. The monthly cited or not cited check is the part that is actually measured.
Free scan, no card. Run it on your own domain and tell me what it found. I am collecting scores across sites and the distribution is more interesting than I expected.