Recognition
Correct identity, category and place facts.
The audit measures how AI systems identify, compare and recommend your real place, then turns the evidence into a practical order of work.
The paid measurement starts only after the place can be identified reliably.
Match the name, location, website, category and public profiles.
One confirmed real-world entityCheck public facts, website signals, structured data, sources and images without a paid AI benchmark.
Ready to audit — or a fix-first reasonAsk natural buyer questions, compare mentions and recommendations, and preserve customer-safe evidence.
Visibility, competitor and source findingsTranslate the gaps into owned work with priority, timeframe and expected impact.
A practical implementation planA technically healthy website can still be absent from an AI answer. The audit therefore looks beyond crawlability and ranking to the answer itself.
The dimensions explain the outcome; they are not five disconnected vanity scores.
Correct identity, category and place facts.
Mentions across relevant audiences, questions and languages.
How often the place is selected, qualified or ranked.
Which sources support or weaken the answer.
Who wins the same decision and with which evidence.
Start without a card. Buy only when deeper answer evidence can support a reliable decision.
Is the right place clear enough to measure?
What does AI say, why, and what should change?
Operational details stay here instead of competing with the homepage message.
A one-time measured snapshot of AI answers, competitors, sources and evidence, plus a prioritized implementation plan. Exact purchasable scope is always shown on the pricing page.
The active offer states its current delivery target. Timing depends on the released provider scope and the number of measured answers.
No. AI answers change and no responsible audit can guarantee a future mention, ranking, recommendation or revenue result.
No. The current product is a one-time audit snapshot. A later run can measure change against a new point in time.
The free check determines whether the real place and enough public evidence can be identified. Missing foundations may lead to a fix-first result before purchase.
Yes. Tasks include owner, priority, timeframe, evidence links and, when the released audit supports them, structured implementation files.
Inspect the customer evidence structure, the exact current offer and the machine-readable public overview.
No card and no paid AI benchmark in the first step.