Does AI know your business exists?
People have started asking a model for a recommendation instead of searching for one. We ask it your customers’ question and tell you whether you were named — plus eight other checks. Free, and you keep the report either way.
15min
A real report in your inbox in under fifteen minutes. Not “we’ll be in touch” — a link, with findings in it, today.
9
All of them things you could genuinely fix. If one doesn’t run, the report says so instead of scoring you well for work we skipped.
$0
If the report is useful and you never speak to us again, that is a completely fine outcome. At most three follow-ups, and one click ends them.
Nine things, and why each one matters.
- 01
AI visibility
We ask a current AI model — three ways, and without ever telling it your name or your URL — who it would recommend in your line of work and your town. Then we tell you whether you were named, and who was named instead.
- 02
Google Business Profile
Your hours, categories, website link and review count, set beside the businesses that come up next to you locally. For most local businesses this listing is worth more than the website.
- 03
Core Web Vitals
Google’s own data on how fast your site actually is for real people on real phones. Speed is the one SEO problem that has a number attached to it.
- 04
How it looks on a phone
A real screenshot of your own site at phone size, plus whether anything on it is too small to read or too close together to tap. Often the picture is the whole conversation.
- 05
Can anyone find you
Whether robots.txt, a stray noindex tag or a leftover staging rule is quietly telling Google — or the AI crawlers — not to look at you at all. This one is rare, and when it is wrong nothing else matters.
- 06
Metadata & canonical
Titles, descriptions, headings, and whether your pages are quietly competing with themselves across two hostnames.
- 07
Structured data
Whether machines can read what you do. Without it, search engines and AI models are guessing from your prose.
- 08
Booking path depth
How many clicks between landing on your homepage and being able to actually reach you — a booking link, a form, or a phone number you can tap. More than two is a revenue problem, not a design one.
- 09
Index coverage
How many pages you are actually offering to search engines, and which of them nothing on your site links to.
- Needs fixing
- Worth a look
- Passing
- Didn't run
9 checks · same runner · nothing edited out
Here’s the audit we ran on ourselves.
Same runner, same nine checks, including the ones we fail. The fastest way to find out whether this is a report or a sales trap.