Would Google actually trust this page?
Paste a URL. We fetch the real page and check the Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trust signals Google's own guidelines say matter most — no simulated numbers.
Three steps, no guesswork
Nothing here is simulated — each step actually happens when you click "Check my page."
Paste your URL
Drop in any page on your site — a homepage, blog post, or about page.
We fetch the real page
Our server visits the live page and reads its actual HTML — the same thing Google's own systems would see.
Get a score + fixes
Every check is weighted and scored, with the highest-impact fixes listed first.
Google trusts people, not just pages
E-E-A-T isn't a ranking factor you can fake with keywords — it's about whether a page reads as genuinely credible.
Anonymous content is penalized
Pages with no named author or credentials are treated as less trustworthy, especially for YMYL (health, finance, legal) topics.
Citations signal credibility
Linking to credible external sources shows your claims are backed up, not just asserted.
Trust compounds over time
Reviews, verifiable business info, and consistent authorship build a trust signal Google can't get from a single page alone.
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Straight answers about how the E-E-A-T checker works, what it checks, and what to do with the results.
E-E-A-T stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trust — a framework from Google's own Search Quality Rater Guidelines used to judge how credible a page is, especially for topics that affect health, finances, or safety.
Google has said E-E-A-T itself isn't a single algorithmic signal, but the underlying signals — authorship, citations, reviews, security — do feed into ranking systems. Treat it as a credibility framework, not a literal score Google computes.
No tool can guarantee rankings, since Google's full algorithm isn't public. A high score means your page shows the credibility signals Google has publicly said it values, which improves your odds rather than guaranteeing an outcome.
After you make changes, and then periodically — every few months — since both your content and how these signals are evaluated can evolve over time.