What You Can Do for GEO on Tilda
Two recommended steps are done by hand, plus one optional step. No code: just the Tilda interface and copy-paste.
Third-party authors (for example av-five.ru, 2026) report llms.txt and llms-full.txt fields under Site Settings → SEO → Additional. We did not find them in Tilda's help (checked 2026-10-11), so check your own account (step 3). llms.txt is a short summary of the site for AI agents; its effect on AI answers is not proven. Steps 1 and 2 are the core of this guide.
- Schema.org — recommended — ChatGPT and Perplexity can read what your business does
- FAQ block — recommended — your questions and answers in a machine-readable form
- llms.txt — optional — if Site Settings → SEO has llms.txt fields, paste it there; minimal weight in the AI score
- robots.txt — can’t be edited, and doesn’t need to be — Tilda’s default doesn’t block AI bots
- AI profile — works even on Free — a public AI page for your business on our domain, no Tilda changes needed (step 4)
First, generate your files
Before pasting anything into Tilda, you need ready-made Schema.org, FAQ Schema, and llms.txt files for your site.
- Go to causabi.com
- Enter your Tilda site URL
- Click "Check site" — you’ll get an AI score and all the files
- Copy the generated Schema.org and FAQ Schema — you'll need them in the next step
Schema.org via head code (recommended)
Schema.org is markup that tells AI search engines who you are and what you do. On Tilda, you paste it directly into the page's or the whole site's head.
- 1.Single page only: open Page Settings → Additional → "HTML code for the head"
- 2.Whole site at once: Site Settings → More → "HTML code for the head"
- 3.Paste the Organization Schema script from Causabi
- 4.Publish — the "Publish" button in the top right
Pasting HTML code into the head isn't available on Tilda's Free plan — you need at least the Personal plan.
FAQ block (recommended)
FAQ schema records your questions and answers in a form AI can read without guessing. It goes in through Tilda’s built-in HTML block.
- 1.Open the editor for the page you need (FAQ, About, or homepage)
- 2.Click "Add block" → block library → category "Other"
- 3.Choose block T123 — "HTML code"
- 4.Click "Edit" on the block → paste the faq-block.html content from Causabi
- 5.Publish the page — the "Publish" button
The T123 block doesn't work on Tilda's Free plan — same boundary as head code: Personal or higher.
Optional: llms.txt in SEO settings
If your account has llms.txt and llms-full.txt fields, the file is served from the domain root. If it does not, Tilda does not let you place a file at the root; the fallback is the hosted AI profile on causabi.com (step 4).
llms.txt is a short summary for AI agents; its effect on AI answers is not proven, and it carries little weight in the AI score. Add it, but don’t count on it more than on steps 1 and 2.
- 1.Open Site Settings → SEO → Additional and scroll down to the llms.txt and llms-full.txt fields
- 2.Paste the llms.txt text from Causabi into the first field (the second field is the extended version — fine to leave empty)
- 3.Publish the site and open your-domain/llms.txt in a browser — it should come back as plain text
- 4.Check the served file for the > summary line turning into > — Tilda sometimes escapes it. If it did, remove that line from the field; it's optional
On Tilda’s Free plan: AI profile
Steps 1 and 2 require a paid Tilda plan. If you don't have one — or don't want to touch your site at all — there's a path with zero Tilda changes: a public AI profile for your business on our domain.
- 1.Sign up for Causabi for free and add your site — no card needed
- 2.Review your business profile — Causabi fills it in automatically from your site's content, you just correct anything off
- 3.Done: the page at causabi.com/b/your-slug is public, marked up with Schema.org, and submitted to IndexNow — AI crawlers get something to read about your business even if your own site is partly closed to them
This complements the markup on your own site and does not replace it — if you do have a paid Tilda plan, do steps 1–2 as well.
What you don't need to do on Tilda
You can't edit it — there's no tab for it in the Tilda interface, the file is generated automatically. And you don't need to: Tilda's default robots.txt uses User-Agent: * with only technical Disallow rules (e.g. /tilda/*) — it doesn't block AI bots (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, etc). Tilda also generates sitemap.xml on its own. The one thing worth checking is that Site Settings → SEO doesn't have the "forbid search engines from indexing the site" checkbox turned on.
I added everything, but the check doesn’t see the files
Head code and the T123 block aren't available on Free. Check the site's plan: Site Settings → Billing — you need at least Personal. If upgrading isn't in the cards, use the hosted profile from step 4.
Changes in the Tilda editor don't apply until you click "Publish" in the top right — separately for each page you changed.
Make sure you run the check on your real public domain, not on a tilda.ws address. The files there can differ.
Even one missing comma breaks the whole markup. Paste the code into validator.schema.org — it will point to the exact broken line.
After making the changes, go back to causabi.com and re-run the check for your site — the score will update.
Short on time? We'll install it for you
Reply to the check-results email or write to founders@causabi.com — we'll paste in the schema and FAQ block by hand. We'll need guest access: Site Settings → Employees (free for 1 employee for 30 days).
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The check and a preview of the files are free. The files pack is $19 once per site (included in paid plans): Schema.org, FAQ Schema and llms.txt built from your site's content.
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