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No account, no wait. And you never get your own number alone — a rival sits on the same screen, because a number without a neighbour is not a coordinate.
They have to get in before they can read you, and read you before they can name you. A gate that turns you away never hands you to the next one, so the tools below stand in that order.
We hide neither the verdict nor the weight behind it.
What each check is worth, and where the points went, is printed on the screen while you read it. Anything shown to you as a table comes down as a spreadsheet.
Deciding what to repair first, then building the thing that is missing and putting it live. That is what CiteAngle sells.
Is an AI reader allowed through your front door
See which AI crawlers your site lets in — and which ones a rival lets in but you do not.
16 of 19 — crawlers www.nytimes.com keeps out of the pages under its front page (19 AI bots (6 retrieval · 4 user-fetch · 9 training) · read straight from robots.txt)
Hold two domains side by side and see where the doors AI crawlers use split. We name every door that is open on one side only.
Once in, can it read the page and lift something out
Thirteen checks on one page, with the weight of every check published.
96 / 100 — grade A · our own home page, same scorecard we give you (12 of 13 checks passed · 1 deducted · 100 of 100 weight measured)
Paste a draft and see, paragraph by paragraph, whether it carries anything an AI answer could lift and cite.
63.8% — of 94 paragraphs carry evidence (60 of 94 paragraphs · one page of our own · target line 70%)
Your sitemap knows about every page. Your index file knows about a handful. We name the ones in the gap, and hand you a draft index on the way out.
187 pages — in the sitemap, in no index file at all (206 of 393 sitemap pages are in the index · 52.4%)
Does your name come out of the answer, and if not, whose does
Look up whether your domain sits on the list of sources the AI answers actually cited in our published measurement.
1,088 — domains that were cited exactly once (1,088 of the 1,987 domains cited at all · 8,662 citations · 50 questions across 15 answer surfaces, one full pass · US market)
Ask the AI engines the buyer's question and count how often they name you next to the competitors they name.
2,179 — answers from one engine that carried no citation at all (2,179 of 2,373 answers on that one surface · our own published measurement · denominators differ by surface, so this one stands alone)
Type one word and we collect what people type after it. Those lines go straight into the AI answer check as the questions you ask the engines.
26 lines — what people type after the seed word “ai marketing” (3 autocomplete requests · top 10 on screen)
Type one question and we sort what it is really after — then print what we measured about engines answering that kind of question at all.
| Axis | Free | Paid audit — first rung $399 |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 3 | 5 → 50 |
| Times we re-ask | 1 | 7 |
| Surfaces we read | 6 | 20Free reads AI answer surfaces. Paid reads the search, news and video surfaces alongside them. |
| Rivals on the same screen | 1 | 3 → 30Radar checks presence only, so it carries no rival panel. Rival comparison starts at Compass. |
| Deliverables | One result screen, mailed to you | 4 → 9 kindsEvery deliverable is named, rung by rung, in the spreadsheet below. |
| Charts | 1 chart on the result screen | Every figure in the report, plus a 15-slide decision deck |
| Spreadsheet | Download this table as a spreadsheet (CSV) | The whole measurement table as CSV — one row per query, surface and repeat |
Paid rungs: Radar $399 · Compass $1,199 · Panorama $2,599 · Wide-Angle Panorama $3,899
Download this table as a spreadsheet (CSV) See the audit ladder →
The page nobody names
The page the answer names
1Can they get in
open
open
2Can they read it
shut
nothing to lift out
open
3Do they name you
never asked
another name goes out
named
One name comes out. We measure whose.
Can they get in
turned away at the door
Can they read it
nothing to lift out
Do they name you
another name goes out
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