Grade a single page on how easily an answer engine can extract, attribute and quote it correctly.
Score Your Content
How is this scored?
We check your page's heading hierarchy (H2/H3), FAQ sections, lists & tables, TL;DR summaries, and table of contents. Well-structured content is easier for AI to parse and cite.
How is this scored?
AI evaluates whether your content provides direct answers, includes specific data/statistics, uses Q&A format, has freshness signals, and contains concise citable passages.
How is this scored?
We check for author bylines, external source citations, HTTPS, schema markup variety, and trust signals (privacy policy, about page, contact links).
How is this scored?
AI evaluates whether key entities are clearly defined, relationships between entities are articulated, terminology is consistent, and the topic is comprehensively covered.
What This Scores
The unit is one URL. The scorer fetches the page and grades it from 0 to 100 in four equally weighted areas. Content Structure checks heading hierarchy, FAQ sections, lists and tables, a summary section and a table of contents. Answer Quality looks for a direct answer early on, specific facts, question and answer format, freshness signals and concise passages. Authority Signals checks for an author byline, links to outside sources, HTTPS, schema markup and about, contact and privacy pages. Entity Coverage looks at whether key terms are defined and related to each other, and whether terminology stays consistent.
Add an optional target keyword and it also scores the sources cited in Google's AI Overview for that keyword, tells you whether your page is one of them, and compares your score with their average and with the top cited source.
This is not a measure of writing quality and it is not a ranking prediction. It measures extractability, which is a narrower and more mechanical thing.
Reading the Output
Scorer output, single URL
CITABILITY 61 / 100
Good Citability
CONTENT STRUCTURE 74
heading hierarchy pass
table of contents missing
ANSWER QUALITY 58
direct answer in first 100 words pass
concise, citable passages partial
AUTHORITY SIGNALS 41
author byline present missing
credible sources cited missing
ENTITY COVERAGE 70
consistent terminology pass
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CITABILITY
add an author byline, cite outside sources
Authority Signals scoring low with everything else acceptable is a common shape, and it is the cheapest to fix. A missing author byline and no outside sources are an afternoon of work, not a rewrite.
The concise, citable passages check is the one people argue with. A sentence beginning "this means it will" is perfectly clear in context and useless out of it, because a model quoting it has no way to carry the antecedent along. Writing sentences that survive being lifted is a habit, and it costs nothing once you have it.
What This Does Not Tell You
A high score does not mean you will be cited. Citation depends on whether the engine finds your page at all, whether it trusts the domain, and whether your page happens to answer the prompt someone typed. Extractability is necessary and nowhere near sufficient.
Whether your brand actually appears in answers is a different question with a different tool: the AI Visibility Checker tests that directly.
Questions
Will a high score get me cited?
No. It removes one obstacle. Being found and being trusted are separate problems.
Does it work on any URL?
Any public URL, including a competitor's, which is often the more instructive run.
Why does it check authority signals?
Because a model quoting an unsourced claim inherits the risk of being wrong, and systems are increasingly built to prefer material with a named author and sources.
What does it cost?
Scoring a URL is free. The optional keyword comparison needs an account and runs on credits, not a subscription, and credits never expire.
Score a page here, then run the same question across a competitor set to see who gets quoted instead of you.
Runs on credits · No subscription · Credits never expire