EEAT Checker
Evaluate the experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust signals of any page — the factors both Google and AI engines weigh when deciding what to cite.
Fetches the page server-side, works out what kind of page it is, and scores only the E-E-A-T signals that apply to it — an online shop is not judged on author bylines. Signals that cannot be decided from the HTML are listed separately rather than counted as failures. Works in any language.
Score any page's E-E-A-T signals
Enter a URL above to evaluate authorship, credentials, citations, transparency and the trust factors AI engines look for.
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EEAT Checker — frequently asked questions
What does E-E-A-T stand for?
Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness and Trust — the qualities Google's rater guidelines use to judge content quality, and a good proxy for what AI engines treat as a citable source.
Which signals does this tool look for?
Fifteen: author byline, stated credentials, publish or update dates, references and outbound sources, an about page, contact details, privacy or terms links, reviews, original research, disclosures, HTTPS, organization or author schema, content depth of 1200+ words, first-hand experience language, and consistent entity focus.
Can a page score well without a named author?
Yes, but it gives up the most heavily weighted signal. Author byline and credentials together account for a significant share of the score, because attribution is one of the clearest trust cues both Google and AI engines can detect automatically.
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