Score how hard a keyword is to rank for in the AI-search era — page-level URL Rating of real competitors (not just domain DR), Ahrefs keyword difficulty, and whether a given site already ranks or is cited in Google's AI Overview.
Score how hard a keyword is to rank for in the AI-search era — page-level URL Rating of real competitors (not just domain DR), Ahrefs keyword difficulty, and whether a given site already ranks or is cited in Google's AI Overview.
Use when the user asks 'how hard is <keyword> to rank', 'geo difficulty for <keyword>', or 'keyword difficulty for <domain>'.
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GEO Difficulty
Score keyword ranking difficulty for the AI-search era. Unlike plain Ahrefs KD or domain DR, this:
uses page-level URL Rating (UR) of the results that actually target the query — so a generic article on a huge domain (e.g. mckinsey.com) stops inflating the score;
is client-relative — the same SERP is a wall for a no-name site but ~won for a site already ranking or cited in Google's AI Overview;
folds in the AI Overview citation as a first-class signal.
absolute — difficulty 0–100 for a brand-new site (0.35·KD + 0.40·median competitor page-UR + 0.25·targeting%).
clientverdict / clientdiff — only with --client. WON (top-3 or AI-Overview cited), FOOTHOLD (ranks 4–10), NOT RANKING (with the gap to close, credited for the client's DR).
KD — Ahrefs keyword difficulty; - for zero-volume long-tail.
UR — median page-level URL Rating of the real competitors.
tgt% — share of the top-10 that actually target the query.
AIO — cited (client in the AI Overview), Nsrc (AIO shown, N sources), none, or n/a (AIO not available for this query).
competitors — the targeting results with their UR.
Notes
The AI Overview leg depends on Google actually showing an AIO for the query (intermittent); it degrades gracefully to none/n/a.
Numbers shift day to day as SERPs and UR change — treat as a current snapshot, not a fixed grade.
Each keyword takes a few seconds server-side; keep --max-time generous for batches.