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AI is changing how buyers choose

AI visibility is hard. We make it measurable.

This is where you find out where your brand really stands.

Whether you are building visibility from nothing, defending a category or reporting to leadership, your AI visibility plan should match your brand’s readiness, resources and risk. Take the two-minute check to see where you are:

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AI is adding pressure everywhere

You are asked to answer for AI from every angle at once: show up inside AI answers, protect organic revenue, prove it to leadership and move fast with little to go on.

There is no single AI visibility strategy that works for every brand. Engines read different sources, answer differently by language and change after every model update. What you need is a measurement you can trust today, and the same measurement next month.

The path forward needs:

  • Buyer questions from real demand
  • 5 engines, measured the same way
  • Rivals named beside or instead of you
  • The sources answers are built from
  • What AI says about you by name
  • AI crawler access that works
  • Reporting leadership can defend
  • Re-measurement on the same questions

What is your brand’s AI readiness level?

Before you ask what you need, ask what you are starting from. The answer shapes everything: scope, cadence and where to begin.

  • Technical readiness

    • AI crawler access
    • Pages readable without JavaScript
    • Structured data engines can parse
  • Visibility

    • Named in unbranded questions
    • Recognised when asked by name
    • Share of answers beside rivals
    • Accuracy of what is said
  • Source authority

    • Sources the answers cite
    • Review and complaint sites
    • Marketplaces and backlinks
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The readiness check takes about two minutes. We want a picture of your brand so we can point you to the right start:

  1. You give us your work email and your domain.
  2. You answer eight one-tap questions about your brand and goals.
  3. Meanwhile we run the free technical scan on your domain.
  4. You see your stage and your scan score, and can talk to our team if you want.

Sound good? Let’s get started.

Which stage fits your brand?

Four stages. Different starting points, scopes and cadences. Pick the one that fits where you are right now, not where you want to be.

  • Brand

    For a first measured picture.

    Best fit:

    • One brand, measuring for the first time
    • Leadership asks “are we in AI?”
    • Not sure where to start

    What you get:

    • Measurement on 5 engines
    • Sources and rivals
    • A shareable report
    I need a baseline
  • Growth

    For brands ready to move the number.

    Best fit:

    • A baseline exists, the work starts
    • Progress must be shown per period
    • Rivals are named instead of you

    What you get:

    • Regular re-measurement
    • The full workspace
    • Change with its evidence
    I’m in growth mode
  • Agency

    For agencies adding GEO to retainers.

    Best fit:

    • Several client brands
    • Clients asking about AI
    • Pitches that need evidence

    What you get:

    • A space per client
    • Period reports under your logo
    • Free scans for prospects
    I run an agency
  • Enterprise

    For brands that must lead the category.

    Best fit:

    • Sub-brands, several markets
    • Reporting to senior leadership
    • Visibility tied to market share

    What you get:

    • A question set built with you
    • Your cadence and scope
    • Audited reports per edition
    I’m building an enterprise program

The plans are on the pricing page. Not sure? The readiness check picks a stage for you. See the plans

Core deliverables by stage

What each stage typically includes. Actual scope is always shaped by your questions, your rivals and your market.

CAPABILITIESBrandGrowthAgencyEnterprise
Question setYour buyers’ questions, unbranded and by name.The same set every period, so change is real.One method across every client brand.Built with you, sub-brands included.
MeasurementOne edition on 5 engines.Re-measured regularly on 5 engines.Per client plan, 5 engines.Your cadence, 5 engines.
Sources and rivalsDeciding sources and rivals named instead.Source and rival changes per period.Per client, comparable across clients.Across brands and markets.
DeliveryShareable report.Full workspace and report.A space per client, reports under your logo.Workspace and audited PDF per edition.

Questions you should be asking any vendor

  • Visibility

    • Which engines, which model of each?
    • Unbranded questions, or ones that name us?
    • How many answers sit behind each figure?
  • Failures

    • What happens when an engine does not answer?
    • Is a timeout ever counted as “not named”?
    • Do you show what you could not measure?
  • Rivals

    • Who is named instead of us, per engine?
    • Do you tell a company from a product or a category?
  • Sources

    • Which sites do the answers cite?
    • Which of those can we influence?
  • Accuracy

    • What does AI say about us by name?
    • Which source does a wrong fact come from?
  • Change

    • Is the next edition asked with the same questions?
    • Will you call a single draw a trend?

Instead of guessing where you stand, take the full check.

If you’ve got the questions, we’ve got the measurement.

Let’s talk