Citead GEO Score
Free GEO score of a web page or text: how easily AI assistants can quote it, with fixes. No key.
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score_url
Fetch a public web page and compute its GEO score with Citead. Returns the overall score (0 to 100), the score of five criteria (AI citability, naturalness, authority and citations, semantic richness, content organization), the main fixes to apply, and a citead.com link with the full breakdown. The GEO score (0 to 100) measures how easy the content is for a language model to understand, reuse and cite: information density, quotable sentences, self-contained paragraphs, sourced and dated facts, clear structure, freshness. Naturalness is returned as a criterion but does not count in the score. It is computed by deterministic rules, without a language model: the same content always gets the same score. It does not guarantee that an AI assistant will cite the page. Free, no API key, nothing is stored. Pages behind a login or rendered only by JavaScript may not be fetchable: use score_text with the page text instead.
score_text
Compute the GEO score of a text with Citead: an article draft, a page copy, markdown, plain text or HTML. Returns the overall score (0 to 100), the score of five criteria (AI citability, naturalness, authority and citations, semantic richness, content organization), the main fixes to apply, and a link to Citead's free live editor. The GEO score (0 to 100) measures how easy the content is for a language model to understand, reuse and cite: information density, quotable sentences, self-contained paragraphs, sourced and dated facts, clear structure, freshness. Naturalness is returned as a criterion but does not count in the score. It is computed by deterministic rules, without a language model: the same content always gets the same score. It does not guarantee that an AI assistant will cite the page. Free, no API key, the text is not stored. Texts under 300 words get a capped score (at most 65).