Its a great concept so congrats for that. If you could just add 'Quick Wins' or 'Quick Actions' that a website owner can take to fix a certain score, that would be great.
Now that our software has helped 1000s of marketers & SEO consultants to improve visibility in AI search such as ChatGPT it was time to start giving them a number to look at first thing in the morning. Findable Score is your sleep score for AI search
AI SEO consultants and agencies we are working with at Findable have asked us for a simple report for any domain that gives a score for how well the domain overall is set up for AI SEO with actionable recommendations for how to improve the score (and by that their overall setup).
That's why we built the findable AI SEO score.
Components:
1. Content Quality (E-E-A-T) - 20% weight
- Evaluates Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness signals
- Checks for author information, about pages, contact details, legal pages
- Verifies HTTPS, substantial content, and structured data presence
2. AI & Search Access (Crawlability) - 30% weight
- Analyzes robots.txt configuration for major search engines and AI crawlers
- Ensures GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-Web, and Google/Bing bots can access the site
- Highest weight because if bots can't crawl, nothing else matters
3. Page Speed (Core Web Vitals) - 25% weight
- Measures real-world performance using Chrome UX Report data
- Evaluates LCP (loading), CLS (visual stability), and INP (interactivity)
- Critical for both user experience and search rankings
4. Brand Recognition (AI Training) - 25% weight
- Uses GPT-5 to assess brand presence in AI training data
- Measures how well AI systems recognize and understand the brand
- Indicates likelihood of being known and recommended by AI assistants
You can think of the score as a quick, pragmatic performance score to compare companies to each other but also for consultants, agencies and in-house teams to establish a base-line to systematically track and improve over time.
Very similar to sleep scores or other health and fitness scores.
I'm super happy we can roll the findable score out for all of you today.
Most of the tools we're building we start as internal tools for ourselves or for our customers but most of the time it makes sense to make them available for more people.
Super happy that they seem to resonate with fellow makers here on Product Hunt.
@__tosh This is new information for me. I didn't know you made them for a totally different purpose (customer). I was under the impression that it is for the Product Hunt :)
you can probably update your firebase project name or something that its a bit less scary of a "name" when I log in. (seems like a random generated string)
honestly im pretty impressed with what i got out of this! free and got some interesting suggestions.
@catt_marroll great recommendation on the firebase project name. Looking into it!
Glad you found the tool useful!
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it just does not work - i registered - put website and it stuck at gap analysis forever. Also i have no idea how gap analysis should work in llm space - as number of questions people ask llms about a product space should be minimum around like 20k questions. Do you run 20k questions to llm to check when it mentioning brand? this will take trillions of tokens.
@sergey_glukhov can you try again or send me the domain you put in for the check?
Regarding content gap analysis: currently there is no reliable data on search volume for apps like ChatGPT so we base content gap analysis on many other signals like existing content + content of competitors, ideal customer profile, search volume data for traditional search engines and many other signals.
We are constantly adding more signals and are refining the engine behind the content gap analysis.
If you have specific domains to run a content gap analysis for: happy to help!
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@__tosh seatext.com. may be bc we do all new stuff. the things is a gap is never measured vs competition. the gap is % of request your content cover - basically if competition is covering it does not matter for you if AI don't mention you at all.
Hope you find the report useful. Let me know if there is anything we can look into to improve content wise. It's always a bit tricky to get accurate results with newer startups that are not yet part of the training material of the strongest models. This will get better over time though!
Thank you for building another great tool for LLM SEO. I am a very big fan and regular user of your tools.
When someone works on optimization, it should be clear what actions to take and why the score is increasing. If this could be shown in a live dashboard where users can optimize and instantly see their updated score, that would be ideal (like Rankmath/Yoast live score). I’d also suggest covering the following components in your tool:
@peterbuch@bhautikk we use many different models but lately have been using GPT-5 for more content analysis steps in the pipeline where we have used Gemini 2.5 Pro earlier.
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Nice! Really straightforward and clear. I did notice that my EEAT score differed significantly from the high-level report to the in-depth view. Is that expected?
@matthew_glossop the EEAT score of the EEAT checker looks specifically at the URL to check. The Content Quality score as component of the Findable Score takes EEAT into account but also other content related signals.
Not gonna lie... I love your AI SEO tools every time you launch them :)
Intuitive with a clear UI. :)
@busmark_w_nika thanks Nika, that means a lot to us. We are working hard to help make our users findable :)
Thank you for your kind words.
Most of the tools we're building we start as internal tools for ourselves or for our customers but most of the time it makes sense to make them available for more people.
Super happy that they seem to resonate with fellow makers here on Product Hunt.
@__tosh This is new information for me. I didn't know you made them for a totally different purpose (customer). I was under the impression that it is for the Product Hunt :)
you can probably update your firebase project name or something that its a bit less scary of a "name" when I log in. (seems like a random generated string)
honestly im pretty impressed with what i got out of this! free and got some interesting suggestions.
thanks for sharing, appreciate you :)
@catt_marroll great recommendation on the firebase project name. Looking into it!
Glad you found the tool useful!
it just does not work - i registered - put website and it stuck at gap analysis forever. Also i have no idea how gap analysis should work in llm space - as number of questions people ask llms about a product space should be minimum around like 20k questions. Do you run 20k questions to llm to check when it mentioning brand? this will take trillions of tokens.
@sergey_glukhov can you try again or send me the domain you put in for the check?
Regarding content gap analysis: currently there is no reliable data on search volume for apps like ChatGPT so we base content gap analysis on many other signals like existing content + content of competitors, ideal customer profile, search volume data for traditional search engines and many other signals.
We are constantly adding more signals and are refining the engine behind the content gap analysis.
If you have specific domains to run a content gap analysis for: happy to help!
@__tosh seatext.com. may be bc we do all new stuff. the things is a gap is never measured vs competition. the gap is % of request your content cover - basically if competition is covering it does not matter for you if AI don't mention you at all.
@sergey_glukhov thanks a lot for your feedback. I ran the SEO mega report for you. It is a newer version of the content gap report powered by GPT-5.
https://seomegareport.com/mr/report/6ZIGLc7Tuj0IgJSs9lfc
Hope you find the report useful. Let me know if there is anything we can look into to improve content wise. It's always a bit tricky to get accurate results with newer startups that are not yet part of the training material of the strongest models. This will get better over time though!
Thank you for building another great tool for LLM SEO. I am a very big fan and regular user of your tools.
When someone works on optimization, it should be clear what actions to take and why the score is increasing. If this could be shown in a live dashboard where users can optimize and instantly see their updated score, that would be ideal (like Rankmath/Yoast live score). I’d also suggest covering the following components in your tool:
Citation Readiness
Answer Alignment
Knowledge Graph Optimization
Technical Optimization
Competitive Positioning
@shahriardgm thank you so much for using our LLM SEO tools.
I also appreciate your suggests.
And I agree, there's ton of value in adding some more components to the score. Thanks so much
@peterbuch @__tosh Which Model Are you using to Analyze ?
@peterbuch @bhautikk we use many different models but lately have been using GPT-5 for more content analysis steps in the pipeline where we have used Gemini 2.5 Pro earlier.
Nice! Really straightforward and clear. I did notice that my EEAT score differed significantly from the high-level report to the in-depth view. Is that expected?
@matthew_glossop the EEAT score of the EEAT checker looks specifically at the URL to check. The Content Quality score as component of the Findable Score takes EEAT into account but also other content related signals.
Happy to look into it more closely for you!