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Scoring reference

The tables, at a glance: the five category weights, the SuperSchema Score bands, the full letter-grade ladder, and the schema quality score tiers. For the concepts behind them, see "How scoring works" and "Understanding your scores."

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This is the at-a-glance reference for every number in SuperSchema’s scoring. For what these mean and how they move, see "How scoring works" and "Understanding your scores."

The three scores #

ScoreScaleWhat it measures
Schema quality score0 to 100Completeness and quality depth of one generated schema
SuperSchema Score0 to 100Site AI-visibility across five weighted categories
Citation Score% of answersShare of tested AI answers that cite your domain

SuperSchema Score: category weights #

CategoryWeightChecks
Access15%robots.txt allows AI bots · no noindex blocking · pages load without JavaScript
Content25%word count over 300 · good text-to-HTML ratio · meaningful paragraphs
Structure15%proper H1 heading · logical heading order · lists and tables for data
Schema25%valid JSON-LD present · relevant schema types · complete required fields
Alternate20%Markdown version available · plain text alternative · files are accessible

SuperSchema Score: bands #

ScoreBand
96 to 100Super
80 to 95Good
60 to 79Fair
40 to 59Needs Work
0 to 39Critical

SuperSchema Score: letter grades #

ScoreGradeLabel
97 to 100A+Elite
93 to 96AExcellent
90 to 92A-Great
87 to 89B+Good
83 to 86BAbove Average
80 to 82B-Fair
77 to 79C+Needs Work
73 to 76CBelow Average
70 to 72C-Poor
60 to 69DCritical Issues
0 to 59FMajor Problems

Schema quality score: tiers #

ScoreRating
90 to 100Excellent (A range)
75 to 89Good (B range)
60 to 74Fair (C to D range)
0 to 59Needs Improvement (F)
Note You can refine each schema up to two times for free, which typically adds points on the Quality Depth side. Aim for a strong, realistic schema score (roughly 80 and up) on important pages rather than perfection everywhere.

What to aim for #

  • SuperSchema Score: reaching Good (80 to 95) already puts you ahead of most sites; 95 and up triggers the "AI Visibility Champion!" celebration.
  • Schema quality score: 80 or higher on the pages that matter most.
  • Citation Score: higher is better, and it tends to rise as your SuperSchema Score improves.
Note The in-app report is always the source of truth for a given page or domain. These tables describe how the numbers are bucketed, not a promise about any specific site.
Related
How scoring works SuperSchema has two scores that are actually calculated (a per-schema quality score and the site-wide SuperSchema Score) plus one measured outcome (the Citation Score). This explains how the two calculated scores are built, why some inputs weigh more, and what actually moves each number. Your scores SuperSchema shows three different scores that are easy to mix up: the schema quality score for one generated schema, the SuperSchema Score for your whole site, and the Citation Score for how often AI recommends you. Here is what each one answers and when you see it. SuperSchema Score The SuperSchema Score is a 0 to 100 measure of how ready your site is for AI to find, read, and trust it. It is a weighted blend of five categories, and this article explains each one, the weights, the bands and letter grades, and how to raise it. Quality and refinement Every schema you generate gets a per-schema quality score from 0 to 100, shown as a Schema Quality Overview with two parts: Completeness and Quality Depth. Refine with AI gives you up to two free passes that mainly raise Quality Depth. This is separate from your site SuperSchema Score.

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