Your AI visibility,
measured.
See exactly where your brand appears in AI search, and where it disappears.
The AI visibility audit asks the six major AI engines the questions your buyers actually ask, then records what comes back: where you're mentioned, who gets recommended instead, and which websites the engines relied on to decide. It starts with a free 30-minute discovery call and is the first step of every engagement.
Six AI engines, one audit
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Perplexity
Copilot
AI Overviews
What the audit measures
Four readings, taken against the questions your buyers ask.
Brand mentions
Whether each engine names you at all for your buyers' questions, and how it frames you when it does: recommended, listed, or footnoted.
Who gets named instead
Who the engines recommend instead, question by question. That gap shows what to fix.
The websites AI relies on
Which websites, directories, and reviews each engine pointed to when building its answer. That's where visibility is won, and the audit maps them.
Foundation check
A check of your website and business details: can AI engines read your site, understand it, and be sure which business is yours.
The questions we test
Not vanity prompts. The audit uses the questions that sit in front of a buying decision in your market.
For a home-services company that means questions like "who should I hire for a roof replacement near me" and "is this quote fair." For a B2B firm it's "best [category] for [situation]" and "alternatives to [incumbent]." For every client it includes the reputation checks buyers run last: "is [your brand] legit." We build the question set from your market before anything is measured.
How the audit runs
A free call first; the full audit is the first thing an engagement delivers.
01
The discovery call
Free, 30 minutes, no deck, no obligation: your market, the questions your buyers ask, and an honest first read of where your AI visibility stands.
02
The full audit
If we go forward, the full audit is the first thing the engagement produces: where you were named across the tested questions, who was named instead, and which websites decided it.
03
The roadmap
Findings ranked into a plan, and every later result measured against where you started. If the findings don't justify work, we say that instead.
What the audit doesn't promise
A measurement, honestly taken, is the deliverable. Everything else depends on the work that follows.
AI engines vary their answers across sessions and re-read their sources on their own schedules, so an audit is a snapshot, not a prophecy. It won't guarantee rankings, mentions, or timelines, and we won't pretend otherwise. What it gives you is the honest starting position: the thing every claim of progress should be measured against. That's also why every engagement starts there.
Who it's for, and what we do with your answers
Established businesses with a market to defend: from home-services companies to professional firms and B2B teams.
The discovery questionnaire asks about your goals, market, and operations so the call starts at the real problem. Your answers stay with us and go nowhere else: no lists, no resale, and no follow-up barrage. The details are in our privacy policy.
Ready to find out where you stand?
It starts with a call.
A 30-minute strategy call with the people who would do the work. You leave with an honest read on your biggest opportunities, whether or not we work together.
Audit questions, answered.
The three everyone asks.
What does the audit cost?
The 30-minute discovery call is free, with no obligation. The full audit is the first piece of work in an engagement; the call is where we agree what that work should cover, and whether it's worth doing at all.
What do you need from us to run it?
About two minutes: the discovery questionnaire covers your company, market, and goals. No logins, no installs, and no access to your systems are needed for the audit.
What happens after the audit?
If the findings point to work worth doing, we build a plan around them and you decide. If they don't, we tell you so. Nobody gets a hard sell on a measurement.