Will Google and AI actually show your content — or is it invisible?
In about 20 seconds, see whether your page is good enough to get surfaced by Google and quoted by AI — plus the single biggest thing holding it back.
- A 0–100 quality score & plain-English verdict
- Your single biggest issue — and the issue count
- The signals Google and AI both reward — in about twenty seconds
The web just got more crowded — and pickier about what it shows.
Google now answers questions right on the results page, more than half of searches end without a click, and a flood of AI-generated pages is competing for what's left. Thin, generic, robot-sounding pages don't just rank lower — they get skipped by the AI answers too. The bar for getting seen at all went up.
The same signals ArticleGrade grades — E-E-A-T, factual depth, clean non-slop writing, structure, schema and author data — are exactly what both Google's ranking systems and AI answer engines use to decide what to surface and cite. "Will my page be seen at all — by Google and by AI?" is the universal stake for every website owner, on any CMS.
If it's a live web page, it can be graded — and it's probably being judged already.
Every website now competes for the same scarce prize: being seen at all. Whatever you publish, on whatever platform, the question is identical.
Bloggers & creators
Find out if your post is good enough to earn a click — not just a rank.
SEO & content teams
Score every page against a bar you set, at scale, with alerts on drops.
Agencies
Hand clients a defensible 0–100 quality number, not a vibe.
E-commerce & local
Category and product pages get judged too — grade them by URL.
The unifying thesis
All of them reward the same underlying signals: factual depth, genuine E-E-A-T, clean human writing, and sound structure, schema and authorship. If a page isn't good enough to be surfaced, it may as well not exist.
Publishers & news
Prove E-E-A-T and factual depth before you hit publish.
Developers & platforms
Wire grading into your own stack via the REST API.
Course creators & educators
You're the expert — does your page prove it to Google and AI?
Newsletter & Substack writers
Grade the public web version so your best essay gets discovered.
Affiliate & niche-site owners
Score round-ups on real experience, then remediate until they clear the bar.
Nonprofits & mission orgs
A free, jargon-free grade and fix list — no budget needed.
YMYL: finance, legal, medical
The pages judged hardest for trust — audit to the highest bar.
Docs & knowledge-base teams
AI answers your users from your docs — gate every article via API first.
Personal brands & freelancers
Your writing is your reputation. Get a score that proves it.
SaaS & product teams
Landing pages, blog and docs — grade the content your growth engine runs on.
Three ways people use ArticleGrade.
From a single blogger asking "is this any good?" to a newsroom gating 200 pieces a week — same tool, same signals, different scale.
Grade it in 20s
Paste the URL, read the free grade and top issue, and know in 20 seconds whether it needs work.
Remediate & re-audit
Run a deep audit, apply the phrase-level fixes it flags, then loop the auto remediate-and-re-audit until the page clears your threshold.
Monitor & alert
Put pages in projects, set a pass threshold, and get an email alert the moment a score drops.
Her budgeting guide sits on page 3, uncited by any AI answer. The free grade flags thin E-E-A-T and three AI-slop phrases. She rewrites the flagged lines, adds author credentials, re-audits — and clears the bar.
She sets an 80 threshold, bulk-audits a client's library, and gets a per-page dimension breakdown. Weak pages surface instantly with phrase-level fixes; the remediate loop auto-lifts them. She walks into the client call with proof.
She wires the REST API into her CMS: every draft posts to the audit endpoint with an 80 threshold. Failing pieces bounce back to editors with fix notes before they go live; signed webhooks alert her team on drops.
Six dimensions. Twenty-six gates. One honest score.
A deep audit reads your page across the quality signals both search and AI reward — and flags the tells of machine-written slop. You get a number you can act on and defend.
Factual depth
Are claims sourced, specific and verifiable — or thin and unsupported?
E-E-A-T
Experience, expertise, authority and trust — the signals Google and AI scrutinize.
SEO structure
Title, meta, headings, links, schema and formatting — the on-page fundamentals.
Human voice
Does it read like a person wrote it — or a template with the serial numbers filed off?
Readability
Scannability, structure and flow — can a reader (and an answer engine) parse it fast?
+ AI-artifact detection
Flags the tells of unedited generation: hedging, filler, template leakage, hallucination.
URL in. Report out. Fixes on the page.
Three steps, from a live link to a page that clears your bar — with a live-fetch harness that recovers schema and author data even when a site blocks ordinary bots.
Fetch & grade
Paste any live URL. We read the rendered page — and recover its schema and author data even when the site blocks ordinary bots.
Score & diagnose
Get a 0–100 score, the dimension breakdown, and every issue tagged High / Med / Low with a specific fix note.
Fix & re-audit
Apply fixes and re-audit in a loop until the page passes the bar you set. The remediate-and-re-audit loop can do it for you.
This is what a graded page looks like.
Every report returns the score, the six-dimension breakdown, a pass/fail verdict against your threshold, and phrase-level issues — each with a severity and a specific fix note. No "improve your content" hand-waving. You see exactly which sentence is the problem and what to do about it.
Grade a page wherever you already are.
A free grader for a quick check, a browser extension for the page in front of you, and a REST API for teams publishing at volume.
Free grader
Any URL, no signup, ~20 seconds — a 0–100 score, verdict and top issue.
Browser extension
Grade the page you're looking at — your draft, a competitor's, a client's — without leaving the tab.
REST API + webhooks
POST /api/v1/audit with a URL; signed webhooks push results to you. ag_live_ keys.
WordPress plugin & widget
Grade inside your CMS, or drop the embeddable widget on your own site.
Bulk & scheduled audits
Score a whole site on a cadence, not one page at a time.
Publish gate in CI
Read back {"verdict":"pass"} and block anything under your bar from going live.
Cheaper than an editor. Far cheaper than getting skipped.
A deep audit costs roughly $0.17 in compute and comes back in minutes — versus a human editor's hourly rate for the same read, or the slow, invisible cost of a page that neither Google nor an AI answer ever surfaces. Grade first, fix what matters, publish with proof.
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
Grade any URL free with no signup. Upgrade when you need deep audits, thresholds, alerts and the API.
Questions, answered.
Does this work on my site?
Yes — it audits any live page by URL, on any CMS: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Ghost, headless, or custom.
Does it help me get cited by AI, not just ranked by Google?
It grades the same quality signals — E-E-A-T, factual depth, clean human writing, structure and schema — that both Google's ranking systems and AI answer engines reward when they decide what to surface and cite. Better signals, better odds of being seen in both places.
What's the difference between the free grade and a deep audit?
The free grade is a fast structural + SEO screen (about 20 seconds, no signup). A deep audit adds E-E-A-T, AI-artifact and factual-depth evaluation across six dimensions and 26 gates.
Can it fix the page, not just grade it?
Yes — the remediate-and-re-audit loop auto-fixes and re-scores until the page clears your threshold.
Can it read pages that block bots?
Yes — it recovers schema and author data even from sites that block ordinary bots.
What does an audit cost?
Roughly $0.17 in compute per deep audit. Plans bundle audits — see pricing above.
Can I automate it?
Yes — a REST API (ag_live_ keys), signed webhooks, plus bulk and scheduled audits.