Will an AI quote this page?
Paste a page and get a deterministic 0-100 for whether an AI answer can lift a paragraph of it intact and cite a deep link back — beside what the page says it is about, which of its claims carry evidence on the page itself, and the schema.org and llms.txt surface an answerer actually reads. Same engine the installed audit runs, no model asked and nothing fetched.
What it reads
This reads the ONE page you pasted. The 0-100 is the ANSWERABILITY score only — whether a passage can be lifted and cited. Everything else here is reported and not graded, and the tagline judgment is a separate rubric that prints what it counted.
- Answer-first paragraph right after the h1 25 of 100
- FAQPage or HowTo structured data (JSON-LD) 20 of 100
- A definition sentence naming the page’s subject 20 of 100
- At least one question-form section heading 15 of 100
- Semantic list/table markup, not just divs 10 of 100
- Stable per-section anchor ids to deep-link 10 of 100
- What the page says it wants to be known for, in its own words, and what on the page backs each statement
- The tagline judged on specificity, evidence and whether it answers a question somebody types
- Claims with no evidence anywhere on this page — the same detector the installed audit runs
- The schema.org the page already ships, validated against its type's required and recommended fields
- The JSON-LD and llms.txt this page would need, emitted from what it already says
- Things PRESENT that should be removed — hidden text, self-applied ratings, noindex dressing. Reported beside the score, never inside it
- An llms.txt handed over, read for staleness against the page — reported as NOT CHECKED when nobody handed one over
What it does not look at
- whether any AI assistant or search engine has actually quoted this page, or ever would — nothing here fetched anything, ran a search, or asked a model
- your other pages: this is one page, so a claim whose evidence sits on your case-study page reads here as unbacked, and the 44 cross-page checks the installed audit runs need the whole site rather than a paste
- whether your site has an llms.txt at all — this tool was handed a page, not a directory, so that comes back as NOT CHECKED, which is a different answer from absent
- whether a source that IS on the page supports what the sentence claims — this judges whether evidence is present, never whether it says what the claim says
- anything a browser has to run: text a script injects after load is invisible to a paste of the HTML, and so is anything behind a login
- how the words land on a person — the tagline score is a rubric that shows its arithmetic, not a measurement of how anyone reacts to it
How to get the HTML of a page
In your browser, open the page, press Ctrl+U (⌘+U on a Mac) to view its source, select all of it and paste it above. Pasting the visible text instead will score lower than the page deserves — the headings, the structured data and the anchor ids are the parts an answer engine reads, and they only exist in the source.