The AI Page Audit is a diagnostic tool within AI Visibility that evaluates how AI-friendly a page is.
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It analyzes:

The result is an AI Search Readiness Report with an overall score, category breakdowns, and a prioritized action plan.
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The report also includes checks on what AI readers can access, suggested content rewrites, and relevant prompts to track.
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Each audit run costs 5 AI Visibility credits.
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AI search engines do not evaluate content the same way traditional search engines do.
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They prioritize:

The AI Page Audit helps you identify gaps that may limit your brand’s performance in:

It provides a practical roadmap for improving AI visibility.
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The Audited pages section lists pages you have audited.
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Each entry shows:

From here, you can:

Each new audit run costs 5 AI Visibility credits.
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The AI search readiness panel shows:

The overall score summarizes how well the page aligns with AI search best practices.

Use the written summary and category breakdowns to understand what is contributing to the score.
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The Action plan lists recommendations in priority order, with the biggest opportunities first.
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Each recommendation includes:

Use the All, Quick, Medium, and Larger controls to focus on recommendations that match the time and resources available.
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Click Copy plan to copy the action plan for use in your content or development workflow.
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The What AI readers see section checks whether AI search engines can reach and read the page.
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Checks shown here include:

Issues are highlighted with an explanation and a suggested action. Successful checks appear under Passing.
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Use this section to identify access or technical issues that may affect how the page’s content is retrieved.
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This section also shows whether answers to your tracked prompts cited the exact audited URL in the last 30 days.
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If it shows Not cited yet, no answer to your tracked prompts linked that exact URL during that period.
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This reflects your tracked prompt results, rather than every possible AI answer.
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Open a category under Score by category to review:

Evaluates:

AI engines favor:

Use this category to identify where the page needs clearer explanations, broader coverage, or more useful answers to relevant questions.
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Evaluates:

AI models use authority signals to assess credibility and reliability. Improving authority can increase citation likelihood.
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Use this category to identify missing evidence of expertise, social proof, or clear company information.
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Evaluates:

AI engines rely on structured formatting to:

Use this category to improve how clearly the page’s content is organized and described.
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Evaluates:

Engagement impacts:

Use this category to review how effectively the page helps visitors understand the content and take the next step.
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The Suggested rewrites section provides content improvement examples based on text found on the audited page.
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Each suggestion shows:

These improvements typically:

Use the copy icon beside a suggestion to copy it. You can use the wording as a starting point or adapt it to your brand voice.
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If more suggestions are available, click Show all to expand the remaining passages.

Review suggested wording for factual accuracy before publishing it on your website.
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The Prompts to track section suggests questions a buyer might ask an AI engine where the audited page could be relevant.
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Each suggestion includes:

Click Track this prompt to begin adding a suggested prompt to AI Visibility.
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Tracking relevant prompts helps you evaluate whether your page or brand appears in the answers over time.
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At the top of an open report, you can:

Re-run an audit after making changes to compare the new score, findings, and recommendations with your earlier results.
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If your brand appears inconsistently in AI results:

If your brand appears but ranks lower:

If competitors dominate citations:

Use What AI readers see to check access and readability, then review the page’s citation status alongside your tracked prompts.
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If negative keywords appear frequently:

Run audits when:

Start with the highest-priority recommendations, make the relevant changes, and run another audit to assess progress.