01 · Page checkerFast answer
One page is not doing its job.
Check a single URL for SEO, GEO, AEO, and AIO readiness. See what is unclear, what supports the finding, and the next move.
Best when you have a page you want to improve.Search and AI action center
Find what needs attention. Fix it. Prove it moved.
Content Miner reads your pages the way search engines and AI answer engines do, shows you the exact sentence behind every finding, and hands you a fix you can act on—then measures the next scan against the last one. Nothing changes on your site unless you change it.
02 · Free site scanWhole-site view
Your site may be working against itself.
Scan your content library to find pages covering the same ground, competing for the same intent, or needing different roles.
Scan my whole siteBest when traffic, rankings, or content decisions feel scattered.What the page checker reads
Four lenses, one report.
Search visibility
Titles, headings, descriptions, and page structure.
Evidence and attribution
Authorship, source links, specific evidence, dates, introduction alignment, and word count.
Answer readiness
Whether a visitor or answer engine can find a direct answer.
AI-search support
Useful structure, evidence, and supporting signals for AI surfaces.
What the report is for
A report you can check, and act on.
One report, four readings.
SEO for search fundamentals, GEO for evidence and attribution, AEO for answer readiness, AIO for how well the page supports AI-generated answers. Each score is the weighted share of checks the page passed, and every check names the text it read.
Not measured is never failed.
If something could not be measured, it is marked not measured rather than counted against the page. When the scoring rules change, your dashboard says so, and old scans are never silently compared with new ones.
A fix, not an audit.
Free reports include Results Guide and rescan comparison. Paid plans add Fix Brief to hand to a colleague or your own AI, and Verified Fix Queue to record decisions and check them on the next scan.
Feature one · page checker
When one page is underperforming, start with that one page.
The page checker reads the URL you submit and explains its signals in plain language, with findings and evidence you can review before editing.
Your page-check report
What the checker shows
Visible findings
- We read titles, headings, descriptions, links, and structured data.
- We show the evidence behind each recommendation.
- Every score is calculated from the page you submit.
Next, when you are readyContinue to a site scan and review the findings together
Save my resultAsk the report
Every question answered from your own evidence.
The Content Wizard is an assistant grounded in your report. Ask why a page scored the way it did, what a finding means, or what to fix first, and it answers from the evidence in your scan. Ask it something your report cannot answer and it says so. It never rewrites your pages and never invents a number.
It is available on every plan. On Free it explains what was measured; paid plans add prioritisation, plans, and briefs.
Bring your evidence
Your search data, beside the finding it explains.
Paid plans import clicks, impressions, and queries from Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, plus GA4 event names, counts, and key events at the property level. GA4 and Google Business Profile snapshots are kept for 90 days after disconnect unless you choose immediate deletion; new Business Profile access is currently unavailable.
Feature two · free site scan
When the problem is bigger than one page, look across the whole site.
This is different from the page checker. It maps pages saying similar things, shows where they may compete, and helps you choose the work worth doing first.
Inside the site scan
A calm workspace for deciding what to fix first.
This is the whole-site experience—not another version of the page checker. It groups the pages that may be competing, explains why, and gives you one decision at a time.
Whole-site scanyourdomain.comOpen a free scan →Start with this group
These pages may be trying to do the same job.
See the pages together, choose the one that should lead, and decide what to do next.
/content-audit/seo-audit/site-content-review
Suggested starting pointCompare before you combine
Nothing changes on your site without your approval.Open site scan →
How to use it
From one URL to a working cleanup list.
The checker is the first screen because it is the fastest proof. The portal is where the larger duplicate-content workflow lives.
A real page-check result
See the evidence before you decide what to change.
Content Miner reads the page you submit, shows what it measured, and keeps the next action in plain language.
Try the page checker →
01
Start with the public checker.
Paste one URL to see SEO, GEO, AEO, and AIO readiness before you rewrite. The public result gives enough evidence to know whether the page has a real issue.
Open this step →02
Run a free site scan with your email.
Enter a domain and email to move from a single-page score into duplicate-content groups, competing URLs, and a saved portal preview.
Open this step →03
Triage the dashboard.
Review each overlap group, pick the page that should win, and choose whether to combine, differentiate, update, or keep the competing pages.
Open this step →Articles
Practical guides to content and search readiness.
How to tell when two pages are competing for the same search intent.
Open topic pageWhat generative engines need before they confidently cite a page.
Open topic pageHow to structure answers without turning pages into bland FAQ dumps.
Open topic pageTwo ways to run it
In the cloud, or inside WordPress.
Start with a URL.
Paste one URL for a free page check, or scan a whole site into a saved workspace with duplicate groups, comparison history, and your connected search evidence.
Open a free site scan →Read the library, not just the public site.
Inventories posts, pages, drafts, and public custom post types, and reads copy stored by Betheme, Elementor, Divi, and WPBakery. Checks a new idea before you publish it and keeps a decision ledger of what you chose.
See what the plugin includes →Take the report with you.
Copy a portable prompt carrying your scores and findings into the assistant your team already uses, or read your reports directly with an API token or the MCP endpoint.
See every feature →Plans
Start with clarity. Add more depth only when you need it.
FAQ
What to know before you scan.
Is Content Miner only a duplicate-content tool?
Duplicate content is the starting point, but the checker also reviews SEO, GEO, AEO, and AIO readiness so teams can see whether a page is built for classic search and AI-search surfaces.
Why does the site scan ask for an email?
Your email connects the free site scan to your workspace so you can return to its findings, duplicate and overlap groups, Results Guide, and rescan comparison, with 3 saved site scans. Paid plans add Fix Brief, Verified Fix Queue, evidence import, and Wizard prioritisation.
Does Content Miner rewrite pages for me?
No. Content Miner does not rewrite, publish, redirect, or delete content. It shows findings and evidence so a person can decide what to change.
Can I submit the sitemap to Google Search Console?
Yes. The public sitemap is available at https://contentminer.io/sitemap.xml and lists the main checker pages, scan pages, article index, and indexable articles. It follows the standard sitemap protocol, so any search engine that accepts a sitemap will accept it.
Where do these checks come from?
Both published guidance and our own judgment, and it is worth knowing which is which. The search-facing signals follow Google Search Central and the Bing Webmaster Guidelines, and the structured-data checks follow the schema.org vocabulary. The thresholds — how many words, how many questions, how many sources count as enough — are ours. That is why every finding shows the sentence the extractor actually read: so you can disagree with the threshold and still trust the measurement.
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