Instant visibility score
Grades a pasted URL on a 0-100 scale with an A-F letter grade, so the result is easy to compare at a glance.
AgentGrade scores how well a webpage can be found, read, understood, and cited by AI systems such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. It gives a graded report card for a pasted URL, with checks for crawlability, structure, trust, freshness, and AI-ready formatting.
AgentGrade is a website audit tool that scores how well a page can be found, read, understood, and cited by AI systems such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google’s AI Overviews. Users paste a URL and receive a graded report card with an overall score, letter grade, and category breakdown.
The product focuses on AI visibility rather than traditional search ranking. It checks crawlability, semantic structure, answer formatting, citability, trust signals, freshness, AI-native files, and page performance, then weights the results by page type so homepages, articles, landing pages, and API or app pages are judged in context.
Grades a pasted URL on a 0-100 scale with an A-F letter grade, so the result is easy to compare at a glance.
Checks whether AI systems can get in by reviewing robots.txt, noindex directives, sitemaps, redirect behavior, and whether the main content is present in server-rendered HTML.
Evaluates whether the page is understandable to AI by looking at title tags, headings, schema, semantic structure, language, alt text, and labeled form controls.
Assesses whether the page is formatted in a way that AI can quote or answer from, including direct lead-ins, question headings, lists, tables, FAQ content, and extractable text.
Surfaces trust and freshness signals such as HTTPS, organization or person schema, about/contact pages, citations, visible dates, and sitemap lastmod entries.
Includes AI-native checks for emerging signals such as llms.txt, markdown routes, MCP cards, and agent-discovery files, plus a performance category based on real-user Core Web Vitals when available.
Check whether a homepage, article, landing page, or app page is readable by AI systems before relying on it for discovery or citation.
Review robots.txt, noindex signals, and raw HTML content to understand whether AI crawlers can access the page you want them to see.
Identify whether a page needs better headings, schema, answer formatting, or extractable text before it is likely to be cited in AI answers.
Compare pages of different types using the same methodology, while accounting for page-type weighting in the score.
Use the methodology details to understand which signals matter most before making content or technical changes.
Yes. AgentGrade says you can paste a URL and get a graded report card for a single page without needing an account flow in the public copy.
The methodology page says AgentGrade checks one URL at a time and does not crawl an entire site.
It evaluates the raw HTML and does not execute JavaScript, because many AI crawlers behave the same way.
AgentGrade presents a 0-100 score with an A-F letter grade and breaks the result into weighted categories such as crawlability, understanding, answer readiness, citability, trust, content depth, freshness, AI-native signals, and performance.
The site says it stores submitted website URLs with a timestamp, but not the report itself or the user's IP address.