Do buyers find you when
they ask AI?
Your next customer no longer Googles "best plumber near me." They ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews who to hire — and the AI names a few businesses. If yours isn't one of them, you were never in the running. This free audit shows you where you stand.
Your buyer's first question now goes to a machine — not a search bar.
AI assistants don't return ten blue links. They return a short list of names with reasons attached. Being on page one of Google means little if the AI never reads your page out loud. Here's why good businesses go invisible:
The answer is a shortlist, not a search
ChatGPT and Perplexity name two to four businesses and stop. There is no scrolling, no page two. You're in the answer or you don't exist.
Your site exists — but AI can't "see" you
A live website isn't the same as being a recognized entity. The AI skips you if it can't connect your name to your service and your market.
Competitors are getting cited instead
The businesses with clear proof, reviews, and answer-shaped content are the ones the AI keeps recommending. The gap compounds every month.
What the AI Visibility Audit gives you
The audit runs real buyer questions about your business through the AI tools your customers actually use, then shows you — with dates and sources — exactly where you show up and where you vanish. No fluff, no "AI SEO" hype.
Every finding is directional and sourced. Estimates are labeled as estimates, and the audit never promises rankings or revenue.
- ✓Your visibility score across category, problem, and brand-recall prompts.
- ✓The missing entities AI doesn't connect to your business yet.
- ✓The competitors getting cited in your place — and why.
- ✓A 30-day plan of the exact pages and proof to build first.
Three steps. About a week. Zero risk.
Tell us your business
Enter your domain, your market, and the services you want buyers to find you for. Two minutes in the form below.
→The audit runs the scan
Real buyer questions go across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews — recording who got named, who got cited, and where you went missing.
→You get the report
A plain-English visibility report lands in your inbox with your score, your gaps, and the first three assets to build — so you can decide your next move.
AI search isn't coming. It's already how buyers decide.
businesses named in a typical AI recommendation — the entire shortlist your buyer ever sees.
second pages in an AI answer. There's no scrolling past the recommendation.
month a competitor publishes proof and answer-shaped content, the citation gap widens.
Find out where you stand
Get your free AI visibility audit. We'll run the scan and send your report — visibility score, the gaps, and your first 30-day plan.
You're in. Audit incoming.
We'll run the scan on your business and send your AI visibility report to your inbox. Keep an eye out over the next few days.
AI visibility audit FAQ
An AI visibility audit checks whether AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews recommend your business when buyers ask who to hire. It runs real buyer questions about your category, problem, and brand, then shows where you appear, where you're missing, and which competitors get cited in your place.
Yes — the audit is free, with no obligation. You give us your business and market, we run the scan, and we send you a plain-English report with your visibility score, your gaps, and a 30-day plan to fix them.
Answer engine optimization is the practice of getting your business named and cited inside AI-generated answers. Traditional SEO targets a list of links. AEO targets the short shortlist of businesses an AI recommends when someone asks for help.
About a week. You submit your business details in two minutes, the scan runs across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews, then your report arrives so you can decide your next move.
No — the audit is a diagnostic. Every finding is directional and sourced, and it never promises rankings or revenue. It shows you where you stand today and the highest-impact pages and proof to build first.
It's built for local-service businesses and the marketers who run them — plumbers, lawyers, dentists, roofers, and home-service companies whose buyers now ask AI assistants who to hire.