Product Content score
Content score
For each question you track, the pages the answers actually cite — measured trait by trait, with a page of yours set beside them.
The pages that win it
Taken from the stored answers rather than from a ranking tool: these are the pages engines cited when answering this question, not the pages that rank for a keyword like it.
Measured, trait by trait
Length, headings, lists, tables, structured data and freshness — and whether each page names you, and each competitor.
The ones leaving you out
Cited pages that never mention you, separated usefully: an independent roundup is worth pitching, a competitor's own product page is not.
Your page, or a draft
Set one of your own URLs, or paste a draft, against the pages already winning — before you publish it.
Facts, not a score out of a hundred
A single number would have to decide that longer is better, or that more headings win, and the evidence does not support it — on real workspaces the pages that win are often third-party roundups you cannot imitate by adding subheadings. So the comparison is the traits themselves, and the judgement stays with the person who knows the brand.
See it on your own prompts.
Bring the questions your buyers ask. We’ll show you what six engines answer today.