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Published Review Quality Checker

Check a published review’s technical and content signals. Inspect author details, dates, headings, and links alongside your own evidence review.

Enter a public review article URL. Use the report as an on-page checklist, then assess the substance of the review yourself.

We fetch one public page, follow up to three redirects, and inspect its HTML. No account needed.

Your article quality report will appear here

Paste a published article URL to see exactly which on-page signals are helping and which need work.

How to use the results

  1. Check that author and date information helps readers understand who evaluated the product and when.
  2. Review headings and links so readers can find evidence, limitations, and alternatives without hunting through the page.
  3. Manually verify testing claims, disclosures, and product facts. The deterministic score does not validate first-hand experience or factual accuracy.

Example review

A review has clear headings but no visible author or review date. Improve those signals and separately check whether the article supports its recommendation with actual evidence.

For general instructions and FAQs, visit the Published Article Quality Checker.