AI visibility audit

What you get

A document, in five working days.

• The buying questions your category is actually asked, run as a basket of 25–30 prompts.
• Five engines, not four: ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Copilot is in the list because most audits skip it and it is the second largest source of citations I measure.
• Three competitors, side by side, on the same prompts.
• The sources that feed the answers in your category — the domains an assistant reads before it recommends anyone.
• The on-page reasons you are being skipped: structure, parsability, what a crawler can and cannot resolve.
• Ten to fifteen fixes in priority order, written so someone else can execute them without asking you what they mean.
• A second measurement after 60 days, included.

Why the second measurement is in the price

A report on its own does not move anything. The re-run is what turns a document into a result you can see, and it is the only honest answer to the obvious objection about audits.

The part you could hand to a contractor

The measurement itself is the easy part. Tools do a version of it for $29 a month, and they will keep getting better at it.

The hard part comes after. Of twenty gaps found, three are worth closing, and which three is decided by your economics rather than by the size of the gap. That judgement is the whole product. What you get is those three, not the twenty.

What I need from you

Read access to Google Search Console. That is all.

Price