See your Google snippet. Then see if ChatGPT would cite it.
Most SERP simulators stop at how you look in Google. This one also scores whether an AI answer would actually quote your page, because getting found now means both. Pixel-accurate, instant, free, no sign-up.
Kevin Indig's analysis of 1.2 million AI answers found about 44% of ChatGPT citations come from the first 30% of a page, so the score starts there.
“SEO services for Singapore SMEs: research, page fixes, new content and a report every month.”
— rankr- A concrete fact (a number with a unit)Add a specific, checkable fact. AI answers quote the page with the number, not the adjectives.0 / 40
- Answers directly in the first sentenceLead with the answer. Put the direct statement first, then the detail.0 / 22
- Question-shaped title (How, What, Why...)0 / 12
- Description of 70+ characters10 / 10
- Includes the target queryIncludes the target query6 / 6
This scores only the title and description above. Paste a real URL and hit Fetch for a full page-level audit (structure, freshness, schema, AI-crawler access).
How this SERP simulator works
Google trims your title at about 600 pixels and your meta description at about 960 pixels on desktop (680 on mobile). Character counts are only a rough guide, a line of wide letters like W and M runs out of room far sooner than thin ones like i and l. This tool renders your text in Google's result font and measures the real pixel width, so the preview cuts exactly where Google would. Type in your title and description and watch the meters and the snippet update live.
The part other simulators miss: AI citation
A perfect Google snippet still tells you nothing about whether ChatGPT or Google's AI Overview will pull your page into an answer. Paste a real URL and hit Fetch, and this tool reads the live page and scores five things that actually decide it: passage citability (does a concrete, checkable fact sit in the first 30% of the page, where most AI citations come from), structure (one H1, question-shaped headings, lists and tables an answer can extract), authority and freshness (a byline, a recent date, schema, links to primary sources), technical access (is the content server-rendered, since AI crawlers do not run JavaScript, and does robots.txt let OAI-SearchBot and friends in), and multi-modal content. It is a heuristic, not a guarantee. It does not measure off-page brand mentions, which correlate more strongly with real citation than anything on your page, but it points you at the on-page fixes you actually control.
How is the score worked out?
Hover or tap the i next to any score for the formula behind it. The page score is a weighted average of five areas: passage citability 25%, structure 20%, authority and freshness 20%, technical access 20%, and multi-modal 15%. Click any area to see each check, the points it earned out of the points available, and what to fix to earn the rest. Nothing is hidden and no AI model is involved. The same page always gets the same score.
Why both matter now
People find businesses through two doors: Google's results and AI answers. A snippet that fits Google but reads like a brochure wins neither. A snippet that fits Google and states a real fact wins both. That is the whole point of building for AI search, and it is the work rankr does. When you have tightened your snippet here, run your full site through the free technical SEO checker.
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