How the AI Search Grader Works

The grader reads one webpage or a block of pasted content, scores four factors, and turns the findings into an ordered list of page-level recommendations.

  • No account required to run a grade
  • Four-factor score with supporting findings
  • Prioritized recommendations and report exports

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One page at a time

The grader analyzes the URL or text you submit. No account is needed to see the result.

From page input to action list

The analysis stays at the page level. It does not replace a sitewide technical crawl, keyword research, or human review of business goals.

1. Read the input

URL mode crawls one public page. Text mode analyzes the content you paste into the form.

2. Extract page signals

The grader identifies content, schema, technical, performance, and on-page SEO signals available for that input.

3. Calculate the scores

Content Structure is 35%, Structured Data is 25%, Technical Health is 20%, and Page SEO is 20%.

4. Build the report

The result includes factor details, prioritized recommendations, and PDF or Markdown export options.

AI Website Grader FAQ

All answers describe the current page-level grader. A sitewide audit covers a different scope.

What does the AI Website Grader check?

It scores one page across four factors: Content Structure, Structured Data, Technical Health, and Page SEO. The report shows the findings and recommendations behind each score.

Is the AI Website Grader free?

Yes. You can run a page or text analysis without creating an account. The report includes factor scores and prioritized recommendations.

Can I grade content before publishing it?

Yes. Analyze Text accepts at least 100 characters and reviews the content signals available in the pasted copy. It cannot verify a live page's crawlability, metadata, schema, or real-world performance, so run URL mode after publication.

How is the overall score calculated?

The weighted score uses Content Structure at 35%, Structured Data at 25%, Technical Health at 20%, and Page SEO at 20%. Each factor includes its own checks and recommendations.

Does a high score guarantee rankings or AI citations?

No. The grade measures page-level signals the tool can inspect. Rankings and AI citations also depend on competition, authority, relevance, off-page signals, search demand, and systems the grader cannot observe.

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