AEO Score Checker: can answer engines quote you?
Measure how easily Google AI Overviews, featured snippets, ChatGPT and voice assistants can lift a direct answer from your page. Get your AEO score, plus your GEO score as a bonus.
Free · no signup · results in about 20 to 40 seconds
- fetch page + robots.txt + llms.txt
- measure 22 factors
- ask AI how it reads your page
- compute AEO and GEO scores
Quick answer
An AEO score (Answer Engine Optimization score) rates from 0 to 100 how easily answer engines can extract a direct answer from a web page. The biggest factors are a 40 to 60 word answer at the top, question-style headings, quotable passages and an FAQ with FAQPage schema.
How to raise your AEO score fast
- Answer in the first paragraph. 40 to 60 words that start with the subject.
- Turn headings into questions and answer each one in the first sentence below.
- Add an FAQ with 4 to 8 real questions and FAQPage schema.
- Write quotable passages: self-contained paragraphs that each answer one question.
- Use lists and a table for steps, options and comparisons.
Full guide: how to improve your AEO score. Want to understand the difference from GEO? Read AEO vs GEO.
AEO score checker FAQ
What does an AEO score checker measure?
It measures how easily answer engines can extract a direct answer from your page: an answer-first opening, question headings, an FAQ section, 40 to 60 word quotable passages, lists and tables, FAQPage schema, readability, snippet eligibility, meta description and coverage of common questions.
How is the AEO score calculated?
Each factor has an AEO weight. The score is the weighted points earned divided by the points available, from 0 to 100. Answer-first opening (10), question headings (8), quotable passages (8) and question coverage (8) carry the most weight. See all weights.
What is a good AEO score?
85+ excellent, 70 to 84 good, 50 to 69 fair, below 50 weak.
Does the AEO checker also give a GEO score?
Yes. Every scan returns both, because a page that answers well but is not trusted as a source still loses citations. Learn about the GEO score.