Ask ChatGPT who to hire in your category. Are you in the answer?
AI visibility is whether an answer engine can find your site, understand what you do, and cite you when someone asks a question you should be the answer to. It runs on different mechanics than search rankings, and most sites have never been checked against it.
Give us a URL. We audit it by hand and send you a written report. No call attached, nothing to install.
Six things that decide whether a model can cite you.
All of these are inspectable from outside your site. None of them require access to your analytics, your CMS, or a discovery call first.
1 · Can AI crawlers reach you at all
Whether robots.txt permits GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, and Google-Extended. Plenty of sites block them by inheriting a default nobody reviewed — which removes you from those answers entirely, no matter how well you rank on Google.
2 · Whether your identity is machine-readable
Organization or LocalBusiness structured data, name, contact details, and the sameAs links that let a model connect your site to the other places you appear. Without it, a model has to infer who you are from prose — and inference is where it invents things.
3 · Whether your pages answer questions
Question-shaped headings with a direct answer immediately below, and FAQ structured data where it applies. Models lift passages, not pages. Content that never states a plain answer gives them nothing liftable.
4 · Definition-first writing
Whether key sentences define the thing before qualifying it. It reads slightly plain to a human and it is markedly easier for a model to extract — which is the trade the whole discipline turns on.
5 · The technical baseline
Titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, heading hierarchy, alt text, sitemap, and whether an llms.txt exists. Unglamorous, but a model that cannot parse your page's structure will not quote it.
6 · What exists off your site
The honest one. Answer engines weight what is said about you elsewhere. We flag whether you have any third-party footprint at all, because a perfectly marked-up site with zero outside mentions usually stays invisible — and no amount of on-page work fixes that.
Send a URL, get a report.
Reports go out within two business days. One email with the findings — no sequence behind it.
There isn't one, and here's why that's rational.
Most of what the report finds is fixable by any competent developer in an afternoon. We tell you what to fix and, where it's simple, how. You can hand it to your existing team and never speak to us again — that happens, and it's a fine outcome.
The reason it's worth running anyway: the people who read a technical report to the end are the people who later need systems built properly. Giving away the judgment is how you find them. Withholding it to force a sales call is how you find people who tolerate sales calls.
The same reasoning runs through the rest of the site. The pricing page explains what actually moves a quote instead of hiding behind "contact us."
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Fixing visibility is the small version of what we do. The larger version is engineering the systems behind it — agents, integrations, and automation that hold up in production.
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