What the audit measures
Two scores. AI visibility, 0 to 100, is how often the four engines name you across your buyer questions, weighted by position and by whether your own pages were cited. Site readiness, 0 to 100, is thirteen checks on whether an engine can fetch and quote you: crawler access, llms.txt, sitemap, schema, titles, HTTPS. The two are printed side by side, with the rival scored on the same scale, so a 21 reads against the leader's 44 and not against a hundred.
Then the evidence: every question on every engine, the ones you lost and who took them, the sources the engines cited and whether each ever names you, and five fixes ranked by the answers each would recover.
What the report actually hands back
- 01Score and share of voice
One number out of 100 from every recorded answer, split against every rival the engines named.
Visibility 27/100 · ChatGPT 29, Perplexity 37, Gemini 26, AI Overviews 0 · your share of the answers 12%, the leader's 38% - 02Where competitors win
The exact buyer questions where a rival was named and you were not, sorted by how close the buyer was to choosing, with who took each one.
“best payroll software for a 50-person company” → Perplexity named Meridian - 03Who the engines cite
The pages behind the answers, ranked by how many questions each one decides, and whether it ever names you. A source that never does is a page a pitch would change.
g2.com names you, 8 questions · reddit.com never names you, 6 · a competitor's own site, 6 - 04Whether the engines can read you
Thirteen checks on the things that decide whether an engine can fetch and quote your pages at all: crawler access, llms.txt, sitemap, schema, titles, HTTPS.
Site readiness 65/100 · crawlers allowed, sitemap found, llms.txt missing - 05The five fixes, in order
Ranked by how many answers each one touches, with the two you can usually do yourself marked as yours.
1. Publish a “payroll for UAE SMEs” guide, 6 answers · 2. Get your G2 page to 10 reviews, 8 answers, yours to do
Example figures, to show the shape. Yours come from your own run.
What you do with it
Read the gap table first. It is sorted by how close the buyer was to choosing, so the top rows are the money questions. Then the sources: a page the engines cite for your questions that never names you is a page a review, a listing or a pitch would change. The fixes are in that order already.
Two of the five are usually yours: a file to add, a profile to fill. The other three are pages and outreach, which is what the plans do.
Audit, checker, score: the same thing
People search for an AI visibility checker, an AI visibility score and an AI visibility audit. They are one run here. The checker is the number; the audit is the report behind it; the score is the first line of both. How the score is calculated and a sample report are both public.
Questions about the audit
What does the AI visibility audit check?
Fifteen buyer questions in your category, each put to ChatGPT with web search, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. For every answer: whether you were named, in what position, whether your site was cited, who was named instead and which pages the engine read. Then thirteen checks on the site itself.
Is this a checker or an audit?
Both, in one run. The checker half is the score: how often the four engines name you. The audit half is everything behind it - the answers where a rival was named instead, the sources each engine read, the thirteen site checks and the five ranked fixes.
Can I not just ask ChatGPT myself?
You can ask one question, once, on one engine. This asks fifteen buyer questions on four engines, records all sixty answers with who was named and in what order, logs every source cited, and checks whether your own site can be read. Then it does the same thing again in thirty days on the same questions, which is the part that tells you whether anything changed.
How long does it take?
About three minutes for the full run; under a minute for Perplexity alone. The report is a link you keep, with a PDF behind a button.
Is it really free?
One audit per website per day, free, no card. A second website the same day is $3. Nothing in the audit is held back for a call.
Can I run it more than once?
One new website a day, and the same website refreshes weekly: running the same domain again inside seven days hands back the report already on file rather than spending another run on it.
What happens after the audit?
Nothing unless you want it to. The report lists five fixes; two are usually yours to do this week. If you want the rest done, the plans start at $299 a month and rescan the same questions monthly.
How we get your company into AI answers
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Read the answers
Your buyers' questions, put to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews. Who is named, in what order, which pages each engine cites.
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Find the sources
The pages the engines cited, ranked by how many of your questions they decide. That list is the work.
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Publish the gap
We write the page that answers the question you are missing from and ship it to your domain.
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Earn the citation
Listings claimed, the sites the engines already trust pitched, and the same questions asked again at day 30 until the answer names you.
Run the audit on your website
Three minutes, no card, the report is a link you keep.