Score how citable your article is to AI

How this tool works

The score rests on two parts. First, the structure actually present in the article: a count of real markdown headings (## and ###) and whether an FAQ section exists - verifiable facts, not impressions. Second, an AI audit that reads the content itself and rates how extractable it is on a 0-100 scale, with 3-6 concrete suggestions that reference the real gaps in your article rather than generic advice.

How to use it

Paste an article that already exists on your site - ideally one with traffic that you suspect is losing clicks to an AI Overview. Once you have an account, the scorecard runs on the articles inside it, and each score is stored per article so you can compare before and after an edit.

What you get

• A 0-100 citability score, saved per article so you can compare it after you make changes.
• Three to six specific suggestions tied to what is actually missing from your article.
• A check of real structure - heading count and whether an FAQ exists - which is what decides whether an AI can lift an answer out of your page.

Why this matters

When an AI tool assembles an answer, it needs a passage that still makes sense pulled out of context. A good article written as unbroken prose, with no subheadings and no direct answer up top, rarely gets picked - even when it is more accurate than a competitor. Scoring before you edit tells you where to start instead of rewriting everything.