Paste any URL and get an answer-readiness score from 0 to 100. The grader fetches your page and checks the signals that decide whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can quote it, then hands you the exact fixes. It reads only the public page and stores nothing.
Checks structure, answer-first writing, schema, freshness and author signals. Nothing is stored.
What the grader checks
Thirteen checks across four areas, each scored and explained:
- Structure: one clear H1, real H2 sections, scannable paragraphs, lists or tables, and enough depth to cover the topic.
- Answer format: question-style headings and sections that lead with the answer, the core idea behind answer-first writing.
- Structured data: schema.org JSON-LD, FAQ or HowTo types, and entity or author markup. Our guide to structured data for AI search covers the why.
- Freshness and authority: a visible date, a named author, and a clean meta description.
How to raise your score
Every failed check comes with a one-line fix. The bigger playbook behind them sits in our explainer on answer engine optimization and the split between AEO and SEO. The retrieval mechanics behind the structure checks are in our piece on how retrieval systems read your page in chunks.
Free, private, no signup
The grader reads only the public HTML at the URL you enter and keeps nothing. There is no login and no cost. If you would rather have every page fixed for you, see our managed AEO service, or run a full AI visibility audit to see how the whole site scores.