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AI Visibility Check

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Your Scores

Results for —

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Access & Eligibility
—/10
Crawl access, indexing and snippet eligibility: the documented gates
Documented
Content Depth
—/10
Content depth of submitted page
Heuristic
Entity Clarity
—/10
On-page identity: Organization schema, sameAs links, Wikidata
Supporting, no measured lift
Markup & Structure
—/10
Schema and page structure
Supporting, no measured lift

What’s Blocking You

Can Search Engines and AI Search Even Reach Your Content?

You’re creating content, and some competitors may already be cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude. Before anything else, check the part the vendors actually document: can their crawlers reach your page, index it and show a snippet?

This free check tests those documented gates, then scores three supporting signals. It tells you what, if anything, is blocking you.

Access & Eligibility

Can Googlebot, Bingbot and the AI search crawlers reach, index and show this page?

Content Depth

Is there enough specific content to quote? (our heuristic)

Entity Clarity

Is your brand identity explicit on the page? (supporting signal)

Markup & Structure

Schema and page structure. (supporting signal)

This check reads one page and your robots.txt. Citation Foundation ($997) includes a fuller review across your site in its strategy brief — no separate audit needed.

Taking the budget-minimum path? Citation Infrastructure Setup ($397) builds the technical pipeline alone, no content or diagnostic bundled.

Foundation $997 (diagnostic included) • Setup $397 (budget-minimum, infrastructure only)

What This Doesn’t Show You

What the Check Misses

This quick check gives you a surface-level snapshot. It doesn’t tell you:

  • ✕ A site-wide review — this check reads one page and your robots.txt, not every URL
  • ✕ Whether your content is actually being cited — only testing your real queries in each engine shows that
  • ✕ Competitive benchmark — how you compare to direct competitors
  • ✕ Tactical implementation roadmap sequenced by dependency hierarchy
  • ✕ Citation opportunity mapping — which queries you should target

A fuller review across your site is part of Citation Foundation's strategy brief — it isn't sold as a separate report.

Free vs Foundation

AI Visibility Check vs Citation Foundation

AI Visibility Check
Free
60 seconds • Instant results

  • Documented access gates checked
  • 4 scores, honestly labelled
  • 1 priority fix recommendation
  • Site-wide review of every page
  • Tactical implementation roadmap
  • Competitive benchmark
  • Citation-ready content

Best for: Quick initial assessment to see if you have major problems.

Citation Foundation
$997
2–4 weeks

  • Site-wide review (strategy brief)
  • Infrastructure built, not just scored
  • Every blocker fixed, not just flagged
  • 3–4 citation-engineered articles
  • Schema markup deployed
  • Cluster roadmap for what's next

Best for: Actually fixing what the free check finds, not just reading about it.

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Methodology

What Each Score Measures

Entity Strength (0–10)

Checks for Organization schema on your homepage, Wikidata entity registration, and consistent entity references across your site.

Why it matters: Without entity clarity, AI systems can’t reliably attribute your content to your brand. You become “anonymous content” even if you rank on Google.

  • 8–10 → Strong entity presence across knowledge graphs
  • 5–7 → Partial signals, missing key components
  • 0–4 → Weak or non-existent entity foundation
Content Depth Score (0–10)

Checks word count, section structure, and FAQ presence. For articles, target 1,500+ words with unique claims and a FAQ section.

Why it matters: Longer, more comprehensive content tends to be better represented in AI training and retrieval — both because it provides more extractable signal and because length correlates with the depth that training curation tends to favor.

  • 8–10 → 1,500+ words, unique claims, FAQ section present
  • 5–7 → Mixed — adequate length but thin on novelty or structure
  • 0–4 → Thin content under 800 words or no extractable structure
Citation Readiness Score (0–10)

Checks for direct extractable answer statements, clear claim attribution, and citation-friendly formats (lists, FAQs, summaries).

Why it matters: Even if your content is retrieved, AI systems need to parse it confidently. Ambiguous writing means they cite someone else.

  • 8–10 → Extractable claims, clear structure throughout
  • 5–7 → Some citation-ready content, inconsistent formatting
  • 0–4 → Narrative-heavy without extractable claims
Your Next Steps

What Your Scores Mean

A gate is closed (Blocked)
Fix access first
A closed gate (robots.txt, noindex or nosnippet) is usually a small configuration change you can make yourself in minutes, and nothing else matters until it is open. Infrastructure Setup ($397) includes a documented robots.txt and indexing review if you would rather have it done for you.
Every gate is open
The foundation is in place
From here, being cited depends mostly on the content itself: specific claims, evidence and clear answers. Citation Foundation ($997) delivers citation-engineered articles and a strategy brief if you want help producing that content.
Gates open, supporting scores low
A tidy-up, not a blocker
Entity and markup scores are supporting signals. No controlled study has shown a measurable citation lift from schema or Wikidata, so treat low scores there as hygiene. Infrastructure Setup ($397) covers the markup if you want it done properly.

Two paths from here: Citation Foundation ($997) — diagnostic included, both layers delivered together. Or: Infrastructure Setup ($397) alone — the minimum-entry route, technical pipeline only.

Quick Questions

FAQ

Yes. No credit card, no trial period. Run the check, see your scores instantly, then enter your email to receive the full report. It's a lead-magnet diagnostic — if your scores indicate major problems, Citation Foundation is the paid engagement that fixes them.

Directionally accurate but incomplete. The free check reads one page and your robots.txt: it tests the documented access gates and scores supporting signals. Citation Foundation's strategy brief reviews the wider picture across your site as part of the $997 engagement — it isn't sold separately. Think of this free check as a blood pressure check; the strategy brief is the full physical, delivered alongside the fix.

Maybe not. If every access gate is open and your content is specific and well sourced, you may not need help with infrastructure. Citation Foundation is most useful if you want citation-engineered articles and a strategy brief for the content itself.

Yes. Enter any domain. It’s a public-facing diagnostic.

Access issues (robots.txt, noindex, nosnippet) usually take 15 minutes to an hour. Content improvements take hours per page. Organization schema and sameAs links take about an hour, and no study has shown a measured citation lift from them. Citation Foundation delivers the content work directly rather than just estimating it.

Two paths from here.

Citation Foundation ($997) includes the diagnostic — infrastructure and content delivered together, no separate audit needed. Or take the minimum-entry route: Infrastructure Setup ($397) builds the technical pipeline alone.

Start Citation Foundation →Infrastructure Setup Only →

Foundation $997 (diagnostic included) • Setup $397 (budget-minimum, infrastructure only)