ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity now cite YouTube videos when they answer questions. Paste a URL and find out if yours is showing up — in about 30 seconds.
Step one · Score
Paste a URL and get an overall AEO score plus a breakdown across all six dimensions — transcript clarity, chapter structure, description quality, title extractability, topic specificity, and freshness signals. No guessing what to fix.

Built on real research
Six structural dimensions, checked against five AI engines, backed by an analysis of 100M+ real citations.
40%
of AI-cited YouTube videos have fewer than 1,000 views. Subscriber count barely mattered — clear chapters, direct descriptions, and titles that match how people ask things did.
Source: OtterlyAI, 2025–2026

Step two · Rewrite
Get a rewritten title, description, and chapter breakdown — plus your three highest-impact changes, ranked. Copy and paste straight into YouTube Studio.
Step three · Check
We check ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews against real questions your video could answer — and tell you exactly which ones are citing it.


Step four · Compare
Pick a competitor's video on the same topic and see a dimension-by-dimension comparison — plus who's winning the citation count.
Step five · Scale
Score every video on a channel in one pass. We group them into Strong, High Potential, and Needs Work, so you know exactly where to spend your time first.

Step six · Plan the next one
The Script Planning Coach turns everything we've learned into advice for your next video — before you hit record, not after.
State the core question in the first 15 seconds, not after the intro.
“Plan one chapter break per sub-question your video answers.”
Process
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We pull transcript, chapters, title, and description — nothing typed manually.
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Six things AI engines respond to, each scored 0–100.
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The precise changes to make, ranked by impact.
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No. We're going to be straight with you: nobody can promise that. AI engines decide what to cite based on a lot of factors we don't control. What we do is show you the structural things that research suggests make a difference — and give you the specific changes to make. After that, it's up to the algorithm.
AI engines read YouTube video metadata — the title, description, transcript, and chapter timestamps. They look for content that answers a specific question clearly, quickly, and with well-structured text around it.
No. Research shows that 40% of YouTube videos cited by AI have fewer than 1,000 views, and subscriber count shows near-zero correlation with citation frequency.
We run topic-based queries related to your video across the major AI engines — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews — and check whether your content appears in the responses. Each check is a snapshot as of the moment you run it — rerun anytime to see if anything has changed.
YouTube SEO optimizes your videos to rank in YouTube's own search results. YouTube AEO optimizes your videos to be cited by external AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity when they answer questions.
Significantly. Timestamped chapters with descriptive headings allow AI engines to cite specific sections of your video rather than the whole thing.
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