ChatGPT Visibility Grader
When ChatGPT answers a question with browsing or search, it reads pages, pulls a clear answer, and attributes it to a source it can identify. This grader scores how ready your page is for that — a deterministic, page-level read we call ChatGPT readiness. It measures the signals ChatGPT tends to reward, and it never claims confirmed visibility.
ChatGPT does best with pages where the answer is in plain server-rendered text, the brand or author is clearly identified, and the content is structured as questions with direct answers. We check exactly those signals and return the highest-impact fixes first, alongside readiness lenses for Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Gemini.
What this audit checks
- ✓Extractable, server-rendered text — we measure rendered word count, since ChatGPT struggles with content that only appears after JavaScript runs
- ✓A clear entity identity (Organization or Person schema, one H1, declared language) so ChatGPT can name and attribute the source
- ✓Question-style headings with a direct answer underneath, matching how people phrase prompts
- ✓Specific, verifiable facts — prices, percentages, counts, dates — that give the model something concrete and safe to quote
- ✓Structured data and FAQ markup that help ChatGPT map your content to the question being asked
Who it’s for
Brands and marketers who want their pages ready to be read and cited when ChatGPT answers.
You’ll get a Revenue Grade, all nine subscores, and your top fixes free — with the full ranked plan and downloadable report available on upgrade.
See what’s includedFAQ
- Does this tool check if ChatGPT already cites my site?
- No. We do not query ChatGPT or track live citations. We grade your page's readiness — the on-page signals that make it easier for ChatGPT to read, identify, and quote your content. We label it a readiness lens precisely because real citation depends on the engine and the prompt, which no page-level tool can confirm.
- What does ChatGPT tend to reward on a page?
- In practice, content it can read without running JavaScript, a clearly identified source it can attribute, direct answers to clear questions, and specific facts it can quote with confidence. Our grader checks each of these and tells you which are missing on your page.
- My content loads with JavaScript. Is that a problem?
- It can be. If your key copy only appears after scripts run, an engine reading the raw HTML may see very little. We measure the rendered word count and flag pages where the important content is not in server-rendered HTML, with a fix to surface it.
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