Score each page the way AI answers read it
An AI readiness page audit scores how well a page can be quoted in an AI answer. Proofsource judges each URL you choose on eight dimensions, such as answer-first, trust and clarity, and backs every score with a quote from the page. A heatmap shows weak spots across pages and a where-to-invest view ranks what to fix. Content and SEO teams get a page-by-page plan.
| Page | Answer first | Trust | Clarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| /pricing | 8 | 4 | 7 |
| /features | 6 | 7 | 5 |
| /compare/otter | 5 | 6 | 8 |
| /compare/fireflies | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| /blog/ai-meeting-notes-guide | 9 | 8 | 8 |
AI readiness page audit, in short
The facts, ready to quote.
- Dimensions
- Eight per page, such as answer-first, trust and clarity
- Evidence
- A quote from the page behind every score
- Opt-in
- You choose which URLs to judge
- Billing
- Charged in credits, only for pages that were judged
- Views
- Heatmap of all scores and a where-to-invest view by weak dimension
- Page insight
- One-line summary of a URL plus the passages that answer a question
What is an AI readiness page audit?
AI answer engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews do not rank a page and send a click. They read pages, pull out passages that answer the question, and decide which brands and claims to repeat. A page can be crawlable and fast and still be hard to quote: the answer is buried under a long intro, claims have no source, or the wording is vague. An AI readiness page audit judges the content itself against what makes a passage easy for an engine to lift and trust.
Good audits look at qualities such as whether the page answers first, whether claims are supported, and whether the language is clear and specific. A score alone is not enough to act on, so the useful audits show the evidence: the exact sentence that earned a low trust score, or the paragraph that answers the question too late.
Proofsource judges each URL you pick on eight dimensions and puts a quote from the page behind every score. The judge is opt-in and charged in credits only for the pages it actually judged. Results roll into a heatmap across pages and a where-to-invest view that groups pages by their weakest dimension. For any URL, a page insight gives a one-line summary and the passages that answer a given question, so you can see what an engine would likely lift.
How it works
Scores each page on eight quality dimensions for AI answers, with a quote behind every score and a view of where to invest.
Pick the pages
Choose the URLs to judge, usually pricing, comparison, feature and guide pages that should answer buyer questions.
Judge each page
Each URL is scored on eight dimensions, such as answer-first, trust and clarity, with a quote from the page behind every score.
Read the heatmap
All pages and all dimensions in one grid, so patterns such as weak trust across the site stand out.
Invest where it counts
The where-to-invest view groups pages by their weakest dimension, so one fix pattern can lift several pages.
Check the passages
Page insight shows a one-line summary of a URL and the passages that answer a question you type.
See it in the product
Screens from the Proofsource app, drawn with sample data for an example brand.
Opt-in. Scores each URL on eight dimensions with a quote behind each. Charged in credits only for pages judged.
| Page | Dimension | Score | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| /pricing | Trust | 4 | "Trusted by thousands of teams" with no source |
| /compare/fireflies | Answer first | 4 | The comparison starts after 380 words of intro |
| /features | Clarity | 5 | "Next-level notes for modern teams" |
- "Start free with up to 10 recorded meetings a month."
- "Team plans add shared notebooks and admin controls."
Every capability, live today
6 shipped capabilities behind AI readiness page audit, each in the product now.
Page quality judge
An opt-in judge scores each URL you choose on eight dimensions with a quote from the page behind every score. It is charged in credits only for pages it judged.
Heatmap and where to invest
A heatmap of all eight scores across your judged pages, plus a view that groups pages by their weakest dimension so you know where effort pays off.
Page insight summary
A one-line summary of any URL plus the passages on it that answer a question you give.
On-page structure analysis
Analyze the structure of a page you name.
Page type classification
Classify any URL by page type and review the stored classifications for your pages.
Pages module with search and tags
See all your pages in one place, search within a page's detail view, and tag pages to organize them.
Who it is for
Rewrite the right pages first
See which pages score low on answer-first or clarity and start with the ones buyers reach most.
Back up the claims
Find the sentences that earned low trust scores, such as unsourced claims, and add the proof behind them.
Prepare pages for AI answers
Check that comparison and pricing pages answer the question in the first screen, where an engine can lift it.
Show page-level evidence
Share the heatmap and the quotes behind each score so a client sees exactly why a page needs work.
Why it matters
Scores with evidence
Every score points to a sentence on the page, so feedback is concrete and easy to act on.
You choose the spend
The judge is opt-in and charged only for the pages it actually judged.
Fix patterns, not pages
Grouping pages by their weakest dimension turns one writing change into gains across many pages.
See what gets lifted
Page insight shows the passages that answer a question, the same kind of text an engine quotes.
AI readiness page audit: Proofsource and other tools
Several AI visibility tools audit pages for AI readiness. This table lists what each one's public pages describe.
| Capability | Proofsource | Otterly.AI | Scrunch | Rankscale | Profound |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Page audit for AI readiness | YesEach URL scored on eight dimensions, such as answer-first, trust and clarity | YesStructured data and AI-readiness review with fixesSource | YesDeep audits flag access controls, JavaScript rendering issues, content gapsSource | YesAI readiness score; 90+ checks; fixesSource | Not listed |
| Quote from the page behind each score | YesEvery score shows the sentence that earned it | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Where to invest across pages | YesHeatmap plus pages grouped by weakest dimension | RelatedExport of recommendationsSource | YesStep-by-step recommendations tied to page intent, personas, promptsSource | Not listed | RelatedShows which pages AI models reference mostSource |
| One place for all your pages | YesA pages module to search, tag and organize every page. | Not listed | YesShows which pages get AI traffic and citationsSource | Not listed | YesFinds whole site via sitemap crawl; shows citation and bot crawl activity per pageSource |
| Pay only for pages judged | YesCredits, charged only for pages you chose and that were judged. | Not listed | Related5, 10 or custom page audits per planSource | Related10 to 200 audits per month by planSource | Not listed |
Where each of them shines
Otterly.AI combines its GEO audit with structured data review and offers free GEO tools such as a content check. Compare in full
Scrunch ties its recommendations to page intent, personas and prompts, and audits pages on every plan. Compare in full
Rankscale backs its AI readiness score with more than 90 checks and fixes per page.
Finds a whole site from its sitemap and shows citations and bot crawls per page, with keyword data beside them. Compare in full
Questions about AI readiness page audit
What does an AI readiness page audit check?
It checks whether a page is easy for an AI answer engine to quote and trust. Proofsource scores each page on eight dimensions, such as whether it answers first, whether claims are supported and whether the language is clear.
Why does every score have a quote?
A score alone does not tell you what to change. The quote shows the exact sentence or passage that earned the score, so the fix is obvious.
Do I have to judge every page on my site?
No. The judge is opt-in: you choose the URLs. Most teams start with pricing, comparison, feature and guide pages.
How is the page quality judge billed?
It is charged in credits, only for work that ran: the pages you chose to judge.
What is the where-to-invest view?
It groups pages by their weakest dimension. If trust is low on many pages, one change, such as adding sources to claims, can lift all of them.
What is page insight?
Page insight gives a one-line summary of a URL and the passages on it that answer a question you type. It shows what an engine would most likely lift from the page.
Does this help with ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews?
Yes. Every engine that searches the web reads pages and lifts passages. Pages that answer first, back their claims and speak clearly are easier for every one of them to quote.
How is this different from Rankscale or Otterly page audits?
Rankscale and Otterly both run thorough AI readiness audits with fixes, and Rankscale backs its score with more than 90 checks. Proofsource puts a quote from your page behind every score and adds a where-to-invest view across pages, next to your AI visibility and citation data.
Keep exploring
Try it on your own brand.
Proofsource is live: scan your brand and see AI readiness page audit at work with your own answers, competitors and sources.