Will AI quote this article?
Paste the text or give a URL — instant result. Eight checks across length, structure, definitions, numbers, comparisons and procedures. Checking before you publish saves reworking it after publishing.
What the eight checks are
Body lengthTarget 1,500+ words. Frequently-cited pages average about 1,943.
Section count8–10 headings. Highly-cited pages average about 10.6.
Paragraph count25 or more.
List density0.35 or above. Lists are relatively easy to quote as a block.
Definition blockOne sentence that can be quoted directly. Content with definitions is cited roughly 57% more.
Numbers block (highest weight)Three or more figures with units and sources. A factor with relatively high correlation, around 62%.
Comparison blockOne like-for-like table. Around 55%.
Procedure blockA process in five steps or fewer. Around 41%.
FAQ
Where do these percentages come from?
Published empirical research on generative engine optimization. Note that methodologies differ widely between studies — treat the numbers as directional, not guaranteed.
Do you store my article?
No. Scoring happens in memory and the text is dropped when the result is returned. Only URLs are cached, for 6 hours, to avoid re-fetching.
What score is good enough?
70 (B) and above is publishable. 85 (A) means the structure is complete. Below 50 (D), fix the listed gaps first.
Does it call an AI to analyse?
No. It's a deterministic rule check — the same article scores identically every time. That's also why we can offer it free. There is a daily cap so it stays available for everyone.
Does it work for non-English articles?
Yes. Word counts and structural checks work across languages; Chinese is converted by character count.
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