Enough real text for AI to read.
report label: Content-to-markup ratio
What we measure
How much of your page's HTML is actual readable text versus markup, scripts and graphics.
Why AI engines care
Heavy JS shells with little server-rendered text are hard for AI crawlers to read; a gorgeous app can read nearly blank to a machine. (Our own landing lost points here until we moved decorative artwork out of the HTML; the score on our homepage is the live result.)
What passes
At least ~12% of the served HTML is readable text.
How the fix arrives
Ship your real copy in the page itself. Ask your builder to server-render the text content instead of loading it with JavaScript after the fact.
Want this read clean, and shipped with proof?
This reading is one module of the Get Shipped method: we scope the work, gate every change and end on a plain go or no-go, in writing. Start with a call.
The other 8 signals
How the whole score works: the methodology.