Source-First Semantic Intelligence

Google Ranks Pages.
AI Cites Meaning.

Stop optimizing keywords. Start architecting retrievability. Measure the semantic density, entity gaps, and structural fixes AI needs to cite your content.

Measure Retrieval Confidence

60-second analysis · 7-day free trial

🧩 Entity-Level Fix Lists📊 Pre-Publication Scoring🔬 Research-Validated Metrics
Calibrated For Technology & SaaS Content
Why we built for tech first
Technology Content Only: This analyzer is calibrated for Technology, SaaS, Developer Tools, and Cloud Infrastructure content. Analyzing content from other industries (Healthcare, Finance, etc.) will produce unreliable results.
Optimized for retrieval by:
OpenAI
Google AI Overviews
Perplexity
Claude
Gemini

Your Content Is Either the Source or the Footnote.

58.5% of searches now end without a click. AI Overviews grew 102% in the last year. When AI systems summarize your market, they choose which content to cite based on semantic architecture, not keyword rankings. Content without explicit entity definitions, structured relationships, and meaning coherence doesn't get ignored. It gets replaced by content that has them.

58.5%
Zero-Click Searches
102%
AI Overview Growth (YoY)
80%
Consumers Using AI Answers

Other Tools Give You Scores. You Need Architecture.

What other tools tell youWhat you actually need
“Your content score is 67/100”“Entity ‘usage-based pricing’ appears 6 times but is never defined”
“Entity coverage needs improvement”“Add this 2-sentence definition in paragraph 3”
“Consider adding more semantic depth”“Connect ‘pricing strategy’ to ‘customer value’ with this bridging sentence”
60 Seconds
Analysis Time
🔧
~15 Minutes
Avg. Fix Implementation
🎯
Entity-Level
Fix Precision
📚
1,200+
Tech Articles in Calibration Corpus

How It Works

Three steps to actionable semantic fixes

1

Submit Your Content

Enter any public URL or paste draft text before publishing.

2

Semantic Architecture Extraction

In 60 seconds, we map every entity, relationship, and structural gap AI systems evaluate when deciding whether to cite your content.

3

Prioritized Fix Architecture

Specific recommendations with example rewrites, ranked by retrieval impact. Not just what's wrong, what to write and where to put it.

Different Category. Not Just Different Features.

CapabilityKeyword Tools
(Clearscope, Surfer)
AI Writing Tools
(Jasper, Copy.ai)
DecodeIQ
Entity extraction & analysis
Specific fix recommendations
AI retrieval prediction
Relationship mapping
Keyword optimization
Content generation

DecodeIQ isn't a better SEO tool. It's a different layer entirely. SEO tools optimize for Google's ranking algorithm. DecodeIQ engineers the semantic architecture that AI systems evaluate when choosing what to cite.

What's Inside Every Analysis

Entity Gap Analysis

See exactly which concepts are defined, which are mentioned but undefined, and which critical entities are completely missing from your content.

Defined (AI can reference)
Mentioned but undefined
Missing entirely

Prioritized Fix List

Not just problems, solutions. Each fix includes priority level, estimated effort, and example text you can adapt.

# High Priority (5 min)
Add definition for “usage-based pricing”
Example: “Usage-based pricing charges customers based on...”

Retrieval Prediction

Know which queries your content is likely to be retrieved for, uncertain on, or will probably miss entirely.

“what is usage-based pricing”Likely
“pricing model comparison”Uncertain
“best pricing for startups”Unlikely

Relationship Mapping

Visualize how your concepts connect. Strong relationships help AI understand context; weak or missing ones create blind spots.

This is what AI “sees” when it evaluates your content. Weak and missing connections are why content gets skipped.

Strong connection
Weak connection
Missing connection

Two Ways to Use It

Engineer Before Publishing

Will AI systems actually retrieve this draft?

  • Check drafts before they go live
  • Catch missing definitions early
  • Build retrieval-ready content from the start
Diagnose What's Already Live

Why isn't my content showing up in AI?

  • Analyze published pages that should rank but don't
  • Find semantic gaps competitors have filled
  • Get specific fixes without rewriting from scratch

Built for Tech, Not Everything

Our semantic models are trained specifically on technology content patterns.

Works Great For

  • SaaS product documentation
  • Developer tool guides
  • Cloud infrastructure content
  • API and integration articles
  • Technical comparison pieces

Not Calibrated For

  • Healthcare / Medical content
  • Legal or financial advice
  • News or journalism
  • E-commerce product descriptions
  • Entertainment or lifestyle

Sample Report Preview

What you'll get when you analyze a page

This is what “architecting retrievability” looks like in practice.

example.com/blog/usage-based-pricing-guide
Semantic Metrics
Semantic Density
2.1%Below Target (4-6%)
Contextual Coherence
67Needs Work (Target: 80+)
Retrieval Confidence
72Good (Target: 60+)
Entity Analysis
12 Defined entities
4 Undefined entities
3 Missing entities
Top FixHigh Impact
Define “usage-based pricing”

This term appears 6 times but is never explained.

Suggested text:

“Usage-based pricing is a billing model where customers pay based on their actual consumption of a product or service, rather than a flat subscription fee.”

📍 Add after first mention in paragraph 2⏱ Effort: ~2 minutes

Get your full report with all fixes and example rewrites

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Three Metrics That Predict AI Retrievability

Every report includes these research-validated measurements

SD

Semantic Density

0-10% • Target: 4-6%

Entity concentration per 1,000 words. Measures relationship depth and concept specificity. Low density means content lacks sufficient entity structure for AI retrieval.

CC

Contextual Coherence

0-100 • Target: 80+

Logical flow consistency score. Evaluates how well concepts chain together across segments. Low coherence means scattered topical focus that retrieval systems struggle to categorize.

RC

Retrieval Confidence

0-100 • Target: 60+

Likelihood of being surfaced in AI-driven search results. Based on semantic proximity to high-performing technology content corpus (n=1,200+ articles).

These aren't arbitrary scores. Each metric is calibrated against 1,200+ technology articles with documented retrieval outcomes.

Start Engineering. Scale When Ready.

7-day free trial on all plans. Cancel anytime.

Every plan includes the full semantic analysis engine. Choose based on volume, not feature gates.

Basic

$29/month
  • 10 pages/month
  • Basic report (scores + entity analysis)
  • Top 3 fixes only
  • 48-hour report history
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Starter

$49/month
  • 30 pages/month
  • Full report + example fixes
  • All fixes with example rewrite text
  • 30-day report history
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Pro

$149/month
  • 100 pages/month
  • Full report + example fixes
  • Unlimited report history
  • Export (PDF/CSV)
  • Coming soon
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All plans include a 7-day free trial. Credit card required. Cancel before trial ends and you won't be charged.

Technology Content Only: This analyzer is calibrated for Technology, SaaS, Developer Tools, and Cloud Infrastructure content. Analyzing content from other industries (Healthcare, Finance, etc.) will produce unreliable results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “semantic analysis” mean?
Traditional SEO tools analyze how pages perform in search rankings. Semantic analysis measures whether your content's meaning structure is decodable by AI systems, the entities, definitions, and relationships that determine whether AI cites your content or skips it entirely.
What types of content can I analyze?
Any public URL or text content. Blog posts, product pages, documentation, guides, landing pages, as long as it's technology, SaaS, or developer-focused content. Our models aren't calibrated for healthcare, finance, or general consumer content.
How is this different from Clearscope or Surfer?
Different category, not different features. Clearscope and Surfer optimize for Google's ranking algorithm. Keywords, search intent, SERP analysis. DecodeIQ engineers the semantic architecture that AI systems evaluate when choosing what to cite. Many teams use both: keyword tools for Google rankings, DecodeIQ for AI retrievability.
How accurate are the retrieval predictions?
In testing against actual AI retrieval results, our predictions align 78% of the time for “likely” content and 85% for “unlikely” content. The “uncertain” category is where content could go either way.
Can I analyze competitor pages?
Yes. Any public URL works. Analyzing competitor content shows you what entities they've defined and what relationships they've built, so you can identify gaps or opportunities.
What happens to my content after analysis?
Content is processed for analysis only. We don't store your full content or train models on it. Reports are retained according to your plan's history limits (48h to unlimited).
Do I need to change my workflow?
No. Paste a URL or text, get a report, implement the fixes. You can integrate this into any existing content workflow, before publishing as a check, or after to audit existing content.

Stop Optimizing Keywords. Start Architecting Meaning.

Measure your content's retrieval confidence in 60 seconds.

Measure Retrieval Confidence