GuideWhat is a good AI visibility score?
An AI-visibility score estimates how consistently AI assistants recommend your business when buyers ask — usually on a 0–100 scale. But a number only means something with context: what's a good score, what's broken below a threshold, and what to aim for depends on your category and where competitors sit. Here's how to read it.
FAQ
What score should I aim for?Above 65 is strong — it means AI can crawl you, resolve you as a clear entity, and quote you, and you're named for real buying-intent prompts. 40–65 is a fixable middle: the foundation's there but citations or content are thin. Under 40 usually signals something mechanical is broken.
What does a low score actually mean?Almost always a concrete blocker, not a vague weakness: AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt, no Organization schema or llms.txt so models can't resolve you, or no quotable answer-style content to cite. Low scores are the fastest to fix because the cause is specific.
Is the same score good for every business?No — judge it against your category and competitors. Being named where rivals aren't matters more than an absolute number. Run a free Cited scan — it checks the AI-search readiness signals on your website (crawler access, llms.txt, structured data and answer-ready content) and lists the fixes to make first.
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