Find out what AI says about you.
Buyers now ask an assistant before they ask a search engine — and an assistant answers in one paragraph, with no second result to click. This is a one-week audit of what it says about you, and what to change.
Why this is a different problem from SEO
- An answer engine returns one answer, not ten links — so being second is being absent.
- It decides what you are from what your site DECLARES, not from what it ranks for.
- It can only read what it is allowed to fetch, and most sites never checked.
- What it says about you is assembled from what the rest of the web agrees on.
What decides whether an assistant can read you
Five things, and you can check every one of them against this site before you decide whether we know what we are talking about. Open a new tab.
Are AI crawlers allowed in?
Most sites either block them without meaning to, or allow them by accident while blocking the pages that matter. A blocked crawler never sees a correction.
Is there a plain-text map for agents?
A low-cost emerging convention: a readable summary of who you are and what your core pages are, which an agent can use without rendering the site.
Does the site state what it is, in a form a machine reads?
Structured data is the difference between an engine inferring what you are and being told. Entity clarity is what decides whether it is talking about you at all.
Is the content there without JavaScript?
Most AI crawlers do not execute JavaScript. A page whose text only appears after the bundle runs is a page they read as empty.
Does it say which language each page is in?
A bilingual site without reciprocal language annotations fragments the signals it collects, and an engine answering in Arabic may never find the Arabic page.
The terms, in full
There is no scoping call to book first.
One week
The fee is credited against your first month
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI answers
Before you order it
Is this an SEO audit?
No, and the two answer different questions. An SEO audit asks why you rank where you rank. This asks what an assistant says when somebody asks about your category — which is decided partly by different things, and which you cannot see in any analytics you already have.
What if the answer is that we do not appear at all?
That is the common result and it is the useful one. Not appearing is a fixable state with identifiable causes; appearing wrongly is the harder problem, because something on the web is telling the engine something you would not.
Do I have to buy a plan afterwards?
No. It is a one-week engagement that stands on its own. If you do go on to a monthly plan, the fee comes off your first month.
Can you guarantee an assistant will mention us?
No. Nobody who controls neither the model nor the rest of the web can, and anyone who guarantees it is telling you something about themselves rather than about your visibility.
How do I know you can do this?
Check the five things above against this site rather than taking our word for it. A studio selling AI visibility whose own site an assistant cannot read would be the easiest thing in the world to catch.