How ready to buy are the people asking?
Paste searches, chat questions, or form messages, or import a CSV. Each one gets an intent tier, and the whole set gets a grade. Free, no signup.
Your results
Sample grading: no AI key is set, so a simple keyword matcher sorted these. The live grader uses Claude.
| Search or message | Tier | Confidence | Count |
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DemandGrade grades every search, site search, chat, and form message as it comes in, and shows you what moved the grade. Free during the beta.
About the grader
What is search intent?
Search intent is what the person typing wants to do. Someone searching your pricing or comparing you to a rival is close to buying. Someone asking how a concept works isn't shopping yet. The grader sorts each line into Brand, Buying, Evaluating, Low intent, or Out of market, and says how sure it is.
How is the grade calculated?
Brand, Buying, and Evaluating count as high intent. Out of market (job seekers and existing customers logging in or asking for help) is left out and shown on its own. The grade comes from the high-intent share of everything else, weighted by a count column if you import one: 55% or more is an A, 40% a B+, 33% a B, 27% a C+, 20% a C, 12% a D, and below that an F.
What do the stars mean?
How sure the grader is about each line. Three stars means sure: the words leave no doubt, like a pricing search. Two means likely. One means a close call: a short or vague line that could fit another tier. The note under the grade says how many close calls there are, and clicking it lists them.
What can I import?
A CSV or tab-separated file with one column of text: Search Console's Queries export, a GA4 site search report, a chat export, or any spreadsheet. Pick the text column and, optionally, a count column such as clicks. Up to 200 lines are graded, the top ones by count.
Do you store what I paste?
No. The text is sent to our AI provider, Anthropic, to sort it, and the results are shown only in your browser. We keep only a daily count of grades per visitor, for the rate limit.