Free AI Content Health Checker
Score your page across 9 AI-readiness dimensions. Get instant technical checks plus AI-powered content analysis with actionable recommendations.
What is AI Content Health?
AI content health measures how well your web pages are optimized for AI assistant visibility. As AI-powered search grows, your content needs to be accessible, clearly structured, and substantive enough to be cited by AI systems.
Why It Matters
- AI assistants are becoming a primary traffic source
- Content must be accessible, structured, and authoritative
- Pages optimized for AI earn more citations and referrals
What We Check — 9 Dimensions
Rule-based checks
- AI Accessibility — can AI crawlers reach your content?
- Entity Clarity — is your brand clearly identifiable?
AI-powered analysis
- Semantic Density — content depth and specificity
- Topic Coverage — breadth of supported questions
- Answer Extractability — clean answer blocks for citation
- Authority & Credibility — sources, stats, credentials
- Freshness Signals — date markers and temporal cues
- Structural Clarity — headings, lists, tables, formatting
- Entity Consistency — brand and product name consistency
Frequently Asked Questions
It scores your page across nine dimensions. Two are rule-based instant checks: AI Accessibility (can AI crawlers reach your content?) and Entity Clarity (is your brand clearly identifiable?). Seven use AI analysis: Semantic Density, Topic Coverage, Answer Extractability, Authority & Credibility, Freshness Signals, Structural Clarity, and Entity Consistency.
Traditional SEO audits focus on search engine ranking factors. This tool specifically measures how well AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity) can access, understand, and cite your content. AI systems weight different signals than traditional search — structured data, content depth, and topical authority matter more than keyword density.
A (85+): Excellent AI-readiness — your content is well-positioned for AI citation. B (70-84): Good with minor improvements possible. C (55-69): Moderate — several areas need attention. D (40-54): Below average — significant improvements needed. F (below 40): Poor AI-readiness — major issues blocking AI access or understanding.
Seven of the nine dimensions — Semantic Density, Topic Coverage, Answer Extractability, Authority & Credibility, Freshness Signals, Structural Clarity, and Entity Consistency — require understanding content meaning, not just HTML structure. Rule-based checks can verify if a title tag exists, but only AI can assess whether your content is substantive enough to be cited as an authority. We use Google Gemini to provide this analysis at near-zero cost.
Yes. The Content Health Checker is completely free with no sign-up required. You can check up to 3 URLs per hour. For site-wide health monitoring and continuous optimization, GeoVector offers premium plans.
Start with your lowest-scoring dimension — the report highlights it as your "top priority." AI Accessibility issues (blocked crawlers, noindex) are usually the most critical since they prevent AI systems from accessing your content entirely. Entity Clarity fixes (structured data, meta tags) are typically the easiest wins.
The nine dimensions, and how each is scored
Two dimensions are decided by rules against your markup. Six are scored by a language model reading the rendered page. Freshness is derived from dated evidence found in the content.
| Dimension | Scored by | What it looks at |
|---|---|---|
| AI Accessibility | Rule-based | robots.txt, meta robots, and X-Robots-Tag directives that stop an AI crawler fetching or using the page. |
| Entity Clarity | Rule-based | Whether the page names its subject unambiguously in the title, headings, and structured data. |
| Semantic Density | Model-scored | Claims per paragraph. Specifics, numbers, and named mechanisms score; restatement and throat-clearing do not. |
| Topic Coverage | Model-scored | How many of the questions a reader arrives with the page actually answers. |
| Answer Extractability | Model-scored | Whether a passage can be lifted as a standalone answer without the surrounding page. |
| Authority & Credibility | Model-scored | Citations to primary sources, verifiable figures, and stated provenance. |
| Freshness Signals | Derived from evidence | Dated evidence in the content itself — a visible review date, dated examples, dateModified in the markup. |
| Structural Clarity | Model-scored | Heading hierarchy, lists, and tables that survive conversion to plain text. |
| Entity Consistency | Model-scored | One name per thing, used the same way across the page. |
How the score is calculated
Every dimension is scored 0–100 on the same scale. The overall score is the unweighted mean of the dimensions that could be scored for your page.
| Score | Overall grade | Dimension status |
|---|---|---|
| 85–100 | A | PASS |
| 70–84 | B | PASS |
| 55–69 | C | WARN |
| 40–54 | D | WARN |
| 0–39 | F | FAIL |
Two consequences worth knowing. Nothing is weighted, so one badly failing dimension cannot be offset by polishing the others — the top priority the report names is simply the lowest scorer. And when a dimension cannot be evaluated it is dropped from the mean rather than counted as zero, so a short page can score well on the dimensions that do apply.
How this differs from a traditional SEO audit
The two overlap on plumbing and diverge on what counts as a win.
| Traditional SEO audit | AI-readiness check | |
|---|---|---|
| Unit of success | A ranked link | A sentence quoted inside an answer |
| What gets rewarded | Relevance and links to the page as a whole | Passages that stand on their own once the page around them is gone |
| Duplication | Consolidated by canonical tags | Whichever copy the model retrieved is the one it quotes |
| Freshness | Mostly a crawl-scheduling signal | Read directly off the page; undated content reads as unverifiable |
| Formatting | Cosmetic for ranking | Load-bearing — headings and tables are the extraction boundaries |
Sources and specifications
Everything on this page is checked against the primary documentation below. If a vendor changes a rule, that is where it shows up first.
- Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content — Google Search Central
- Intro to how structured data markup works — Google Search Central
- Overview of OpenAI crawlers — OpenAI
Last reviewed . We re-check this page against the source specifications whenever a vendor updates one.