Geordy
Geordy turns an existing website's pages into machine-readable files - llms.txt, schema.json, Markdown, YAML, up to 16 formats - served from the client's own subdomain. Built for marketing and SEO teams, it never touches the visible site.
What is Geordy?
Geordy is a GEO (generative engine optimization) tool published by Sorezki Ltd., an Israeli company, and launched in 2024 according to its about page. Its opening argument is blunt: web browsers speak HTML, AI does not. Answer engines look for structure, and where they find none, they guess.
The response is to give a website a second, machine-facing voice without touching the human one. From a page URL, Geordy analyses the content and produces up to 16 structured files: eight core formats (YAML, Markdown, LLMs.txt, Schema JSON, RSS, Manifest.json, Humans.txt, OG.json) and eight enterprise formats aimed at knowledge graphs (DCAT, Steno, N3, JSON Feed, TOML, Turtle, CUE, ActivityPub). The two representations run in parallel: the visible site keeps its HTML, the AI-facing copy carries the structure.
Those files are served under a wildcard subdomain of the customer's own domain, ai.yourdomain.com, set up with a single DNS A record and an automatic SSL certificate. Pages point to them through standard link rel alternate tags placed in the head - no scripts, no execution, no impact on how the site works. A conversational agent does the analysis: paste a URL, and it reads the page, detects the schema already present, identifies what is missing and generates the rest.
Analytics is the second half of the product. Visits are attributed per AI crawler - GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended - alongside the most requested formats, period filters and export. At scale, Geordy imports a sitemap, queues pages, shows per-page status, runs bulk operations across several projects and keeps a version history. Refresh schedules run globally or per folder, daily, weekly or monthly, with no cron job and no manual trigger.
The positioning is deliberate: where monitoring-style GEO tools report on rankings and competitors, Geordy manufactures the material engines read. Around the paid product sit nine free public tools - a GEO readiness scanner, an AI crawler simulator, schema and llms.txt validators, an OG.json previewer, a content-to-structure converter, an impact estimator, an AI readability test and a GEO directory - plus an agency programme with white-label dashboards.
What it does
- Scan a single page or an entire website from its URL
- Generate up to 16 structured files per page, from llms.txt and schema.json to Markdown, YAML and RSS
- Serve those files from your own subdomain, such as ai.yourdomain.com, or from a Geordy-provided URL
- Measure AI crawler visits bot by bot and format by format
- Schedule refreshes daily, weekly or monthly, globally or folder by folder
- Import a sitemap and process hundreds of pages in bulk
- Compare and roll back to earlier versions of any generated file
When to use Geordy / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Geordy is the right fit.
When to use Geordy
- Marketing and SEO teams that want their published pages cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google, but have no development resource: integration is one DNS record plus link tags.
- E-commerce managers with large product catalogues, who need sitemap import, bulk operations and a priority queue to cover hundreds of pages at once.
- SaaS and technical documentation owners who want their docs exposed as structured Markdown, YAML and Schema JSON alongside the human-readable version.
- Publishers and media teams concerned with attribution, who want AI engines to read a clean machine copy of every article rather than guess at the HTML.
- Agencies and consultants running several client domains, through the partner programme with white-label dashboards, per-client analytics and bulk operations.
When not to use Geordy
- Teams looking for AI visibility monitoring: Geordy explicitly positions itself against typical GEO tools and tracks neither rankings in AI answers, nor competitors, nor alerts.
- Anyone who cannot edit their DNS zone or the HTML head of their pages, since both routes to publication depend on that access.
- Site owners expecting the visible website itself to be rewritten or redesigned: Geordy adds a parallel machine layer, with no script and no execution on the human-facing pages.
- Mobile or browser-extension users: there is no iOS app, no Android app and no extension - the product is web and DNS only.
- Organisations that require contractual guarantees before buying: the service is provided as-is, with no promise of uptime or visibility gains, and the terms exclude the submission of sensitive personal data.
How to use Geordy
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Paste the URL of a public page - home page, product page, article - into Geordy.
- Let the AI agent analyse the page, detect the structure already present and generate the missing formats.
- Preview the generated files before publishing them.
- Enable or disable each format according to what you actually want served.
- For a custom subdomain, add one DNS A record named 'ai' with the value published in Geordy's setup documentation; the SSL certificate is issued automatically and files appear at https://ai.yourdomain.com/llms.txt.
- Or skip DNS entirely and keep the URL provided by Geordy.
- Copy the ready-made link tags into the head of your pages so AI crawlers can find the structured versions; dynamic patterns cover a whole site.
- At scale, import a sitemap instead of adding URLs one by one, then follow the queue and the per-page status.
- Set the refresh frequency - daily, weekly or monthly - globally or folder by folder, or refresh manually.
- Watch consumption: one file update equals one generated file, so refreshing a page with eight active formats costs eight file updates.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- No-code integration: one DNS record and copy-paste link tags, with no script added to the site.
- No impact on the rendering or the behaviour of the visible site, which removes the usual objection from engineering teams.
- Files are served under the customer's own domain rather than a vendor URL.
- Broad format coverage - up to 16 - where each AI engine has its own preferences.
- Per-bot AI crawler analytics, rarely available elsewhere, with automatic refreshes that remove manual file maintenance.
- Permanent free plan with no credit card, and a scaling path through sitemap import, bulk operations and multiple domains.
- Stated safeguards: TLS 1.2+ and AES-256 encryption with regular audits, providers named in the privacy policy, and a 14-day refund on a first payment.
Cons
- No postal address is published anywhere on the site, and the contact page is a form with no address and no visible email.
- No data processing agreement is offered to customers and no Article 27 EU representative is designated; the service and any dispute fall under Israeli law.
- Nothing is published about training models on customer data, nor any opt-out, and no security certification (SOC 2, ISO) is shown.
- Apparent contradiction: the privacy policy states that Geordy does not use cookies, while a cookie banner appears on every page.
- The billing unit is the file update, not the page: eight active formats cost eight units per refresh, and the gaps between tiers are steep (39/49 USD, then 319/399, then 1,999/2,499).
- API access is reserved for the most expensive tier and no public API documentation exists.
- The service is provided as-is with no result or uptime guarantee, baseline support is email only Monday to Friday 9am-5pm IST, and access to account data ends immediately on termination.
Pricing & Plans
Geordy operates on a freemium model. A permanent free plan is available, with no credit card required, and includes 40 file updates per month. The lowest paid entry point is the Pro tier at USD 39 per month on annual billing, or USD 49 per month billed monthly. Above it stand Business at USD 319 or 399 per month and Growth at USD 1,999 or 2,499 per month, annual commitment being displayed at 20% off. The genuine cost driver is the unit of consumption: one file update is one generated file, so refreshing a single page with eight active formats consumes eight file updates rather than one. Billing is monthly or annual at the customer's choice and renews automatically; a refund may be requested within 14 days on the first payment of a subscription, prorated where the service has already been used.
- 40 file updates per month
- the 8 core formats
- custom subdomain
- bot analytics and community support.
- 500 file updates per month
- the 8 core formats
- custom subdomain
- advanced analytics and priority email support.
- 5
- 000 file updates per month
- the 8 core formats
- custom subdomain
- full analytics and reporting
- priority support with SLA.
- 50
- 000 file updates per month
- the 8 core formats plus the 8 enterprise formats
- custom subdomain
- dedicated account manager
- API access
- team collaboration and 24/7 priority support.
- the 8 core formats
- a custom subdomain
- bot analytics
- scheduled refreshes
- the AI agent and ready-to-use HTML tags. Custom pricing
- dedicated infrastructure and SLAs are available on request from sales.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Geordy handles your data.
GDPR overview
GDPR compliance is claimed explicitly in section 1 of the privacy policy, effective 1 April 2025, which states that the document explains what is collected, how it is used and how data is secured in compliance with applicable privacy laws, including the GDPR. Five rights are listed: access, rectification, erasure, portability, and restriction or objection. They are exercised with the data protection officer at dpo@geordy.ai, with a response announced within 30 days. Legal bases are named (consent, legitimate interest, contractual necessity), transfers to the United States are covered by Standard Contractual Clauses, and security is described as TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest, role-based access control and regular audits. Two gaps deserve naming: no EU representative under Article 27 is designated, and no data processing agreement is offered to customers - the DPAs mentioned bind Geordy to its own providers.
Who owns the data?
Geordy is operated by Sorezki Ltd. (Company ID 514594985), an Israeli corporation, and both the terms and the privacy policy place the relationship under the law of the State of Israel. Customers keep their own content: the terms require every user to warrant that they hold the rights to the material they submit, and the generated files are published on the customer's own subdomain, which the product frames as full ownership of your content, your domain, your control. Sorezki Ltd. controls the platform, the account data and the files it hosts. Payment details are handled by Paddle, and Geordy states that it neither accesses nor stores full payment information.
Reuse rights
The generated files are derived from the customer's own pages and are served on the customer's subdomain, so they can be edited, disabled, republished or removed without asking Geordy for permission; responsibility for the submitted content stays with the user, who must hold the rights to it. On its own side, Geordy states that it collects personal data only when volunteered - site URL, email address, phone number - plus the email address alone when signing in with Google, and automatic technical data (IP address, browser, session metadata) collected through third-party tools and described as aggregated and anonymised. The stated purposes are analytics, performance monitoring and security, on the legal bases of consent, legitimate interest and contractual necessity. Four providers are named: Cloudflare for performance and security, Posthog for analytics and session replay, OpenAI for content processing, and Paddle for payments. Nothing anywhere states whether customer data is used to train models, and no opt-out is documented. One contradiction is worth flagging without settling it: the privacy policy declares that Geordy does not use cookies, while a cookie consent banner appears on every page of the site.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Geordy names no data centre and no hosting country for the platform itself. The only geographical statement in the privacy policy concerns its providers: data collected by them may be transferred to and stored in the United States under appropriate safeguards, explicitly Standard Contractual Clauses. Four providers are named - Cloudflare for performance and security, Posthog for analytics and session replay, OpenAI for content processing, Paddle for payments - so the United States is the only jurisdiction the documentation actually commits to. Observed infrastructure is consistent with that: the domain resolves to an anycast Cloudflare address (104.21.52.186). The generated files are served under the customer's own subdomain but hosted by Geordy, not by the customer. Announced security measures are TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest, role-based access control and regular audits. What is not published deserves saying plainly: no choice of hosting region, no EU-only option, no data residency commitment, and a publisher, Sorezki Ltd., that is an Israeli company operating under Israeli law.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Geordy.
- The privacy policy states that Geordy does not use cookies, while a cookie consent banner appears on every page collected. The contradiction is documented here, not settled.
- Nothing is published about training models on customer data, although OpenAI is a declared provider for advanced content processing, and no opt-out is documented anywhere.
- No data processing agreement is offered to customers, no Article 27 EU representative is designated, no postal address appears anywhere on the site, and Israeli law governs both the service and any dispute - a real friction point for an EU controller.
- Consumption is billed per file rather than per page, so enabling every format multiplies the bill by the number of formats, and the jumps between tiers are steep (39/49, 319/399, 1,999/2,499 USD).
- API access is sold only on the 1,999 USD tier, and no public API documentation exists to assess it before buying.
- The generated files are published under your own domain, so anything inaccurate or stale in them is served in your name: use the preview and the version history rather than trusting scheduled refreshes blindly.
- The tool is recent - domain registered on 08/01/2025, first Wayback capture the same day - and details move: the terms name an Enterprise tier that the pricing page calls Growth, and the DNS target published in plain text on the site (178.156.151.211) should be re-checked before any configuration.
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Low. The simplest route requires no configuration at all: paste a URL, and the files are generated and served from a Geordy-provided address. A custom subdomain adds one DNS A record named 'ai', with SSL issued automatically. Wiring pages up means pasting link tags into the head, with dynamic patterns available for a whole site. No code to write, no CMS plugin, no scheduled job on your side. The real prerequisites are access to the DNS zone and/or to the head of your pages. One testimonial reports work a development team had estimated in months completed in under an hour.
Deployment
Behind Geordy
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Resources
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Frequently asked questions
What exactly counts as a file update?
Is there a free plan?
Does Geordy modify my existing website?
Where are the generated files served from?
Which AI crawlers does the analytics track?
Do I need technical skills to set it up?
Can I change plan, and can I get a refund?
Who publishes Geordy and which law applies?
Should you pick Geordy?
Geordy defines its category by opposition: it is a manufacturing tool, not a measuring one. Where most GEO products report on rankings, competitors and mentions inside AI answers, Geordy produces the material those engines read - up to 16 structured files per page, served under the customer's own subdomain, refreshed on a schedule, with analytics showing which crawler read which format.
The proposition is coherent and the entry cost is genuinely nil: a permanent free plan, no credit card, one DNS record and a few link tags. One customer testimonial reports an implementation completed in under an hour where a development team had estimated months. Nothing is added to the visible site - no script, no execution - which disposes of the usual objection from engineering.
Two reservations temper that. The first is economic: the billing unit is the file, not the page, so a single page with eight active formats consumes eight updates at every refresh, and the steps between tiers are steep - 39 or 49 USD for Pro, then 319 or 399, then 1,999 or 2,499. Sizing a plan means counting formats, not pages. The second is documentary: the tool is young, the domain having been registered on 8 January 2025, and its published data governance is thin - no customer DPA, no Article 27 EU representative, no stated position on model training, no postal address, no security certification, and a privacy policy that declares no cookies while a banner says otherwise.
For a marketing or SEO team that wants a machine-readable version of an existing site without touching it, Geordy is a reasonable and inexpensive experiment. For an organisation with a formal vendor review, the missing legal paperwork will need answers before the free plan becomes a contract.
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