Content originality
AI-likelihood, plagiarism, and readability as risk signals on audited pages.
Content originality in EZ SEOS is an audit content lens: it scans pages from your site audit for three things at once (how AI-likely the writing is, whether it is plagiarized, and how readable it is). It is not a standalone always-on pre-publish SaaS. Every score is framed as a probabilistic risk signal, not a verdict, so you get a reason to look closer rather than a label to trust blindly. You approve the cost before any scan runs. Product overview: content originality (/features/content-originality).
What each scan checks
One scan covers all three checks per page and rolls the results into a site-wide summary that flags your at-risk pages, meaning those high in AI-likelihood or plagiarism.
| Check | What you get per page |
|---|---|
| AI-likelihood | A score plus the specific sentences that read as most AI-likely |
| Plagiarism | A percentage with every matched source: URL, title, the actual copied passages, and identical versus similar word counts |
| Readability | A readability score for the page |
Evasion-trick detection
The scan also looks for tricks meant to fool detectors, so a page cannot hide manipulated text from you. It flags zero-width characters and look-alike letters where they appear, alongside the three main checks.
How the agent uses originality for you
Because results are risk signals rather than accusations, the agent can help you triage them. Ask "Which pages are highest risk for plagiarism, and show me the passages that matched," and it reads the finished scan, ranks the flagged pages, and pulls the copied passages and their sources so you can judge each one yourself. Agent: the agent (/docs/the-agent).
Crawl feed and audit context: site audits (/docs/site-audits).
Costs and caching
You see a cost estimate before any scan, and you approve it explicitly. The agent can estimate a scan but cannot start one on its own, so nothing paid runs without your click. Unchanged pages are recognized by content hash and re-served free, so you only pay to re-scan what actually changed, and your own domain is excluded from plagiarism matching. Credits overview: credits (/docs/credits).