Compare GEO Scores: Your Page vs. a Competitor
Compare two websites side by side using the same GEO analysis. See which leads on score and which signals each site wins.
Enter two URLs
Both URLs are analyzed with the same GEO logic as the GEO Visibility Checker. Results are shown side by side.
What does the GEO comparison tool do?
The comparison tool runs the exact same analysis as the GEO checker on two URLs at once — usually your page and a competitor page that already appears in AI answers for your topic. Both pages are scored on the same rule-based checks, so the difference you see comes from the pages, not from the method.
How are the two pages compared?
Each page gets a GEO score from 0 to 100: the weight of its passed checks divided by the total weight of the checks that apply to it. The results show both scores, which page leads, and a signal-by-signal table with Pass, Fail or N/A for each URL. A signal is highlighted as a win when one page passes it and the other does not. A short summary then counts how many signals each page wins and names the biggest advantages on each side.
How should I read the comparison?
The checks are on-page only. A competitor can be cited more often because of brand authority or links that no on-page tool can see. For the bigger picture, read how AI answer engines decide which sources to cite and the differences between GEO, SEO and AEO.
Who is it for?
Marketers and site owners who want to know why a competitor shows up in ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews and they do not, and agencies that need a quick, explainable benchmark for a client. Once you know the gaps, use the list of 15 GEO mistakes to fix them, and the Question Opportunity Finder to plan new pages.
Frequently asked questions
Is the GEO comparison tool free?
Yes. You can compare two URLs for free, with no login and no credit card.
Does it use the same scoring as the GEO checker?
Yes. Both URLs are analyzed with the same weighted checks and score version as the GEO checker, so the scores are directly comparable.
What counts as a signal win?
A signal is a win when one URL passes the check and the other fails it. If both pass or both fail, neither page wins that signal.
Can I compare pages on different domains?
Yes. Enter any two public URLs. The tool is designed for comparing your page with a competitor page on the same topic.