---
type: guide
title: Interpreting Your AI Visibility Score
description: What a 0-100 AI Visibility Score means, how the six categories roll up, and what to fix first.
resource: https://searchaudit.io/audit
tags: [guide, ai-visibility-score, how-to]
timestamp: 2026-07-26T00:00:00Z
---

# Interpreting Your AI Visibility Score

Your **AI Visibility Score** is a 0–100 roll-up of six weighted categories (see
[[service-ai-visibility-audit]]). Read it like this:

- **0–33 (red)** — AI engines can barely read the site. Usually a client-only render: crawlers
  get an empty shell. Fixing crawlability first moves the score the most.
- **34–66 (amber)** — Content is readable but under-structured. Add schema markup, fix heading
  hierarchy, and publish AI-specific files.
- **67–100 (green)** — Readable and citable. Tighten meta tags and structured data to compound.

## Fix in this order

1. **Crawlability / vibe-code render** — get real HTML into the server response.
2. **Schema markup** — JSON-LD for your organization, products, and services (see the
   `resource` endpoints on each [[brand-searchaudit]] entity).
3. **Semantic HTML** — one `<h1>`, ordered headings, landmark regions.
4. **AI-specific files** — allow AI bots, publish `llms.txt` and a sitemap.
5. **Meta tags** — unique OpenGraph/Twitter per page.

Unlock the exact fixes with [[product-fix-pass]]. Concept: [[ai-search-visibility]]. Index: [[README]].