Get Found
When a buyer asks ChatGPT or Claude about your category, does your name appear in the answer? How often? In how many positions?
- Category mention rate
- Position in the answer
- Multi-engine consistency
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Can ChatGPT find your business?
Demand has stopped clicking. When buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity about your category, do they find you — named correctly, represented accurately, with the work routed back to your door? Or are they being sent to a competitor? Scan your business in 30 seconds.
Why this matters now
AI doesn’t rank pages. It picks answers.
For twenty years, search showed your buyer ten options and let them choose. That’s over. Today, ChatGPT and Claude pick one answer and deliver it. If they don’t pick yours — or worse, if they pick a competitor and route your buyer there — the click never happens. The deal never starts. You don’t even know you lost.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) is the discipline of making your business legible to the new front door. It looks like SEO from a distance, but the mechanics are completely different. Structured data matters more. Trust signals matter more. The accuracy of how third-party sources describe you matters most.
See The Good. Most businesses are invisible in AI answers not because they’re bad, but because they’ve never been asked to be visible. The fix is usually fast, and the lift is large.
Get found. Get it right. Get the work.
Your visibility score breaks across four dimensions. Each one is independently scoreable, and each one points at a different fix.
Get It Right
When you do get named, is the AI describing what you actually do? Your real categories, your real customers, your real value? Or is it confabulating?
- Factual accuracy of description
- Up-to-date offer + pricing data
- Primary-source citation rate
Get the Work
Does the AI answer route the buyer to you — your domain, your contact, your CTA — or to a directory, a review aggregator, or a competitor?
- Own-domain citation rate
- CTA presence in answer
- Conversion-ready surface depth
Defend the Door
When a buyer asks about a competitor, are you suggested as an alternative? Is your category framed in your terms or theirs?
- Competitor-comparison mention rate
- Category framing ownership
- Sentiment in shared answers
The click is going away. Plan for that.
- 60% of searches now end without a click. The AI answer is the buyer’s answer.
- 3+ AI engines your buyer is likely asking. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity each have different blind spots.
- 9 in 10 businesses we’ve scanned have a visibility blocker they’ve never seen, in the structured-data layer.
What lands in your inbox 30 seconds from now.
- 01Your AI Visibility Score — 0 to 100, across all four dimensions
- 02The 4 prompts we ran on your behalf, with the actual AI responses
- 03Mention rate by engine — ChatGPT vs. Claude vs. Gemini vs. Perplexity
- 04Top-cited domains for your category — who’s winning the citation game
- 053–6 specific blockers we found in your structured data + content
- 063–6 specific fixes you can ship this week (with example markup)
- 07Your next move — usually a Visibility engagement and a scoped first move
Run your scan
Three fields. Then we look.
We’ll email your visibility report within ~5 minutes. Our system asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity four questions about your business and category, then scores the answers.
Here’s what we’d do next.
Most visibility scans end with a free PDF. Ours ends with a specific recommendation tied to one of these service lines — a first move you can actually act on.
See what AI says about you.
30 seconds to start. ~5 minutes to your inbox. A real report from real engines on whether the new front door is open or closed for your business.
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