AI visibility
When a customer asks ChatGPT for what you sell, are you the answer?
Customers now put the question to an assistant before they open a search engine — a bookkeeper for a café, a dentist open on Saturdays, a yard that fixes outboard engines. The assistant names two or three businesses, and for that customer the rest do not exist. The AI visibility audit is a written account of what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity say about you today, who they name instead and why, and what to change — on your site and off it — in the order worth doing.
- Starts with
- A paid audit
- Audit price
- $399
- Turnaround
- Five business days
- If you continue
- Credited in full
What the work covers
Four parts of one job
What assistants answer now
The questions your customers actually ask, put to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, and what comes back: who is named, in what order, what is said about each — and whether you appear at all.
Why they pick who they pick
Every name in an answer came from somewhere: a page the assistant read, a listing it trusted, a review it found. We trace where the named businesses came from, and what those sources have that yours do not.
What to change on the site
The pages an assistant can actually use — hours, prices, service area, plain answers to plain questions — and the ones it cannot, because the answer sits in an image, behind a form, or nowhere at all.
What to change outside it
Mentions, listings and directories: where an assistant reads about you when it does not read you. Which are worth having, which you already have and which are wrong, and which to leave alone.
How it runs
Audit first, then the work it points at
Step 1: The audit
Five business days. We put your customers' questions to the three assistants, read what comes back, trace where the named businesses came from, and write it down: what is said, why, and what to change in the order worth doing it.
Step 2: The fixes on the site
Pages that answer plainly what a customer asks — what you do, where, for whom, at what price, and when. Where an answer lives only in your head or in a PDF, it gets a page.
Step 3: The work outside it
Listings corrected, directories where you are missing, the mentions an assistant weighs. Slower than fixing your own pages, and the part most owners skip.
Step 4: The account of it
Monthly: the same questions asked again, what changed in the answers, and what is next. If nothing moved, that is in the report too.
Why it starts with a paid audit
Nobody can quote this honestly without looking first
A monthly fee quoted before anyone has asked an assistant a single question about you is a guess with an invoice attached. The work might be a week of fixing three pages, or a year of building a presence that is not there today — and from the outside, nobody can tell which.
The audit is how you find out. Five business days of real work, ending in a document you own outright: what the assistants say now, who they name instead and why, what to change and in what order, and what each change is likely to be worth. You can take it to anyone. It is useful even if you never work with us.
It also lets us say the thing a retainer never says: sometimes your customers are not asking assistants at all, or the answer already has you in it, and the honest advice is to spend the money elsewhere.
Questions
What owners ask before starting
01Do you guarantee we will be named?
02How is this different from SEO?
03Is Google still relevant, then?
04How long before anything changes?
05Is this only for software companies?
Start here
Order the AI visibility audit
Tell us what you sell, to whom, and the questions customers ask before they buy. You get a reply from the person who would do the audit — what it will cover, what it will not, and how to pay.
$3995 business dayscredited to the work