Free AI SEO quiz
Answer a short, weighted self-assessment across five categories to get an overall readiness score, a tier, and the categories to fix first.
A gate, not a differentiator: if crawlers can't reach or render your pages, nothing else in this score matters. Usually pass/fail, so it carries less weight than the categories below.
Helps a system resolve who and what a page is about faster than prose alone, but it describes content rather than creating it.
Clear H1s, front-loaded answers, and descriptive headings determine whether a model can find and lift a usable passage at all.
Consistent naming and facts across your own site and other properties reduce the chance a model merges you with the wrong entity or repeats stale details.
Specific, sourced, buyer-relevant content is what actually gets quoted. This carries the most weight because it's the substance the other categories only make reachable.
Useful context for applying this tool to your site.
The AI readiness checklist tracks 20 unweighted checkboxes with no scoring. This tool asks fewer, more targeted questions across five weighted categories and produces an overall 0-100 score, per-category subscores, and a prioritized list of what to fix first.
Technical access is treated as a gate rather than a differentiator, since a blocked crawler or a JavaScript-only page stops everything else from mattering, so it carries a lower weight. Content structure and citation-worthy content carry the most weight because they determine whether a page is actually worth quoting once a system can reach it.
No. This is a self-assessment based on your own yes, partial, or no answers, and nothing is sent to a server. Treat the score as a structured way to reflect on your site, not an automated audit.
Unanswered questions score as No, meaning zero credit, so your overall score starts at 0 and only rises as you actually answer each question. This keeps the score from overstating readiness before you've reviewed every item.