Find Out Where Your Business Stands in AI Search
Your business may be mentioned by ChatGPT, cited by Perplexity, absent from Google's AI Overviews or described incorrectly by Gemini. Those are different problems. An AI visibility assessment is designed to tell them apart.
We start with business context and a test plan, not a generic score pulled from a handful of random prompts.
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What we evaluate
Buyer questions and commercial context
We first identify the jobs your customers are trying to complete: selecting a contractor, evaluating a professional service, comparing a local provider or checking a product category. We choose sample questions that reflect those decisions, specifying locations and other testing conditions where possible.
Mentions, recommendations and source links
We distinguish a company being named in an answer from a URL being presented as a source. We record which competitors appear, whether a linked page is first-party or third-party, and whether the result is useful and factually accurate.
Crawl, index and factual foundations
We review access to important pages, search indexing where applicable, business identity, service descriptions, entity consistency, and content that may answer the target questions.
The next meaningful improvements
The useful result is not simply “your visibility score is 43.” It is a prioritized view of missing information, stronger sources, technical barriers and content opportunities, with caveats around what can and cannot be verified.
What an assessment does not promise
AI answers vary by wording, product, model behavior, timing and user context. A sample cannot establish a universal position. We do not promise a guaranteed recommendation, a fixed number of citations or a particular return.
The exact scope and deliverable for your company are confirmed before work begins. We won't advertise a free audit, 24-hour turnaround or a specific report format until the service is operationally approved.
What happens after the assessment?
Some businesses need a foundational technical fix. Others need clearer service facts, more distinctive evidence, a useful research asset or a way to track change over time. The recommended next step should follow the diagnosis.
What a sample assessment report should look like
A useful assessment does more than give a brand an unexplained score. For each agreed industry question, the report should record prompt, market/context, platform and product, sample date, brand appearance, linked source URLs, observed competitors, and notes about answer variability. Example prompts might be 'Which Denver tax advisors work with small businesses?' or 'How should I compare two commercial roofers in Aurora?' Those are example research questions, not evidence that customers typed them.
The output you can act on
Findings should be organized by impact and confidence. A confirmed noindex on an important page is a technical issue. A business name that is inconsistent across its own About page and directory profiles is an identity issue. An observed competitor citation is an opportunity for source analysis, not proof that copying that page will earn the same reference. The handoff should include an owner, next action and recommended verification method.
What the self-serve audit cannot tell you
Our planned readiness checker can inspect a public URL and report directly observable technical signals. It cannot determine your true 'GEO score,' guarantee crawl by every bot, or know whether ChatGPT recommends you. A manual or integrated multi-engine assessment is a different product. We should be clear about that distinction on every form and tool.
Begin with your business, not a dashboard
FAQ
Do you need access to our analytics? Not necessarily for an initial public-web review. Deeper measurement may require approved, secure access, which we would explain first.
Will an assessment tell us exactly how ChatGPT ranks us? No. There is no single universal ChatGPT business ranking that a third-party auditor can disclose. We document a repeatable test set and observed results.
Can you audit multiple locations? Potentially. The markets and number of locations must be scoped because local buyer questions can differ substantially.