Consensus Authority Check

Measures whether a page has verifiable authority signals to be cited as a source by AIs, search engines and humans.

Consensus Authority Check measures, in seconds, whether a page has public, verifiable authority signals to be cited as a source by AIs (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude), search engines and readers. Open a page and get a 0–100 score, with analysis of: • Identity: declared author, bio, profiles (sameAs), contact • Freshness: publish/update dates and sitemap lastmod • Evidence: external references, data density, source attribution and content depth • Citable structure: single H1, question-style headings, a direct answer paragraph, FAQ (schema), lists and tables • Consistency: entity name, address/phone (NAP) and canonical URL • Reputation: social profiles, reviews and HTTPS For every item you get an explanation and how to fix it. In the PRO plan: AI verdict and code generation (direct answer paragraph, FAQ with schema, author/entity markup), score history, a page comparator and report export. 🔒 Privacy first: the analysis runs locally in your browser and does not track your browsing. Great for content creators, SEO/marketing teams, journalists and businesses that want to be cited by AIs and search engines. Note: Consensus Authority Check identifies public authority signals and does not guarantee indexing or citation by any platform.