AIO score
At risk18
out of 100
Bottom line up front
Audit Result: owler.com — Ghost Q&A was not run in this report, so hallucination risk cannot be scored from sampled answers; weakest pillar in this run was Renderability & JS (0/100), which often correlates with non-compliant LLM crawlability.
Diagnostic summary. Our audit detected that owler is comparatively weakest in renderability & JavaScript (0/100); therefore, the raw HTML may not reliably surface everything LLM crawlers need to quote your brand accurately.
Hallucination evidence (Ghost Q&A)
Ghost Q&A was not run for this report.
Executive summary & pillar breakdown
Executive summary
- AIO readiness is at risk (18/100), indicating material gaps that likely reduce trustworthy AI visibility.
- Hallucinations detected: Not run, meaning the Ghost Q&A was not run in this report.
- Coverage scope is partial with low confidence, so this audit should be treated as directional with room for validation.
Category breakdown
- Technical & crawlability18
- Renderability & JS0
- Structure & readability0
- Metadata & consistency0
Coverage: partial · Certainty: low
Prioritized remediation
- High Reduce JS-only content for core pages (AI crawlers may not render JS)
- High Improve heading hierarchy, lists/tables, and early summaries
- Medium Add consistent metadata, OpenGraph, and schema aligned with visible text
Compare to peers
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Report FAQ
What is the Ghost test, and how is hallucination detected?
The Ghost test is a short Q&A pass on pages we sample. We ask ChatGPT the same question twice: once using the page's raw HTML (what you get from a simple fetch, before JavaScript runs—like a basic crawler), and once using the visible text after the page's JavaScript has run (what we capture with a real browser). If the raw-HTML pass can barely answer or says the information isn't there, but the fully rendered pass can answer in a clearer, fuller way, we flag hallucination risk—because an AI that only saw the static HTML could answer very differently from one that sees the page the way a visitor does.
How is the AIO score calculated?
The AIO score combines four pillar scores—how discoverable the site is, how reliably content shows up for automation, how clear the layout and wording are, and how well titles and previews match the page. The total is shown as a single 0–100 number so you can compare runs over time.
What does confidence mean?
Confidence reflects how complete and consistent the evidence was in this audit. Higher confidence means we had enough stable signal to treat the results as a stronger guide; lower confidence means you should treat it as directional and validate anything critical.
Why can hallucinations be detected with a decent structural score?
Structure is about organization and readability. Hallucination flags compare whether answers match across different ways automation reads the same page. A site can look well organized yet still show different facts in different readings, which is how inconsistent AI answers slip through.