Three questions decide today whether a website pays off: Can AI systems such as ChatGPT read it? Does it meet Swiss data protection requirements? And does it turn visitors into enquiries at all? Enter your address and you see the result right away.
18 checkpoints. We load your homepage the way any visitor does – no login, no change to your site.
The check itself currently writes its verdict and findings in German.
The detailed report shows every single finding and what it costs you in concrete terms – plus the order in which tackling them pays off.
When you submit, you get the detailed report for your website; if you also receive it by email, that email is in German. For information on how we process your data, see our privacy policy.
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Isolated findings lead to isolated fixes, and in the end to none at all. That is why we check all three areas together – only side by side do they add up to a decision.
When ChatGPT or Perplexity are asked for providers, they draw on what they can read. We check:
Assessed under Swiss law, not against German worst-case scenarios. We check:
The best visibility is worthless if nobody gets in touch. We check:
Many checking tools come from Germany and warn Swiss businesses about fines that do not apply to them. We separate what applies in Switzerland from the point at which European requirements come on top.
The revised Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection requires you to disclose which data you process. It does not require consent before anything may be measured. A missing reject button is therefore not a flaw if your customers are in Switzerland only.
As soon as you visibly address customers in the EU as well, its stricter requirements apply on top. The check tells you where this difference becomes relevant for you.
We write down what we see – for example that fonts are loaded directly from foreign servers. We do not claim that this is a violation. For a binding assessment you need legal advice, and we say so.
Nothing. The three traffic lights and the overall score are visible without signing up. Only for the detailed report with all individual findings do we need your first name and your email address.
18 points in three areas: whether AI systems such as ChatGPT can read your site, whether the data protection basics are in place, and whether your site turns visitors into enquiries. We only check what your website delivers publicly anyway.
No. We name observations, not legal violations. In Switzerland the revised Federal Act on Data Protection applies: it requires transparency, not prior consent. As soon as you address customers in the EU, the GDPR requirements apply on top. For a binding assessment you need legal advice.
No. The check loads your homepage the way every visitor and every search engine does. No login, no access to internal systems, no change to your site.
Depending on the result, we recommend different things: with a very low score, a new website pays off more than individual repairs. In the middle range, targeted work on the existing site is enough. With a good score, the lever is no longer technology but visibility.
The website check runs automatically and instantly and looks at your own site. The free GEO and SEO analysis is done by a person at SEOX within 48 hours: it measures how often you appear in AI answers and compares you with your competitors. There are at most five places per month for it.
The check costs you one minute and tells you whether a repair is worth it or whether the foundation no longer holds. Afterwards you know what is worth a conversation – and what is not.
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