Paste any article, draft, or landing-page copy. Get a 0–100 citability score across 7 signals — quantified facts, dates, quotes, sources, definitions, hype density, named entities. AI answers cite content that shows its work.
What this tool does not do: it does not query any AI. It scores the quotability of your text, locally.
AI engines quote content that is verifiable and low-risk to repeat: specific numbers, dates, attributed quotes, and linked sources. Unverifiable superlatives are never cited.
Add numbers, dates, direct quotes, and source links. Those four changes move the needle more than any keyword tweak.
Yes. A crisp one-sentence definition ("GEO is…") is the single most-cited sentence type in AI answers, because definitional questions are the most common query pattern.
Seven signals: quantified facts, dated facts, direct quotes, source references, explicit definitions, hype-word density, and named entities — weighted into a 0–100 score with fixes.
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80–100 is dense with citable facts. Below 60, add numbers, dates, quotes, and sources first.
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