Free check
The whole report, not a score
Plenty of companies will give you a free AI visibility score. You type your business name and city into a form, and a number comes back with a few generic fixes attached.
Ours is not that. It is the same measurement our paying customers get, run once, for nothing.
No card · no account · about a day · no sales call in the middle
What arrives
Five things, and you can check all of them
Your questions, written from your site
We read what you sell and who buys it, then write the questions a buyer really types. You see the whole set before we ask a single one, and you cut anything your buyers would never ask — a question you could not plausibly win only makes your own score look worse than it is.
Every answer, in full
Not summarised. The complete text of what the chatbot said, with every company it named, in the order it named them.
Every page it read
Listed at the back, so you can open them and judge them yourself. Those pages are the reason the named companies are named.
The questions nobody won
The ones that named no company at all — usually the cheapest ground on the board, and the ones we would write for first.
What it cannot tell you
Every report carries its own limits: which country the questions were asked from, how many times each was asked, and what a single run can and cannot show.
What it costs
Nothing, and there is no trial that turns into a bill
If the report tells you nothing useful, that is the end of it and you owe nothing. We would rather you found that out for free than three months into a subscription.
We can afford to because the report is the pitch. If you read it and think “I did not know any of this”, the conversation continues. If you shrug, we would rather know now.
The honest limits
What a free check cannot do
- One chatbot, asked once. A paid check asks three chatbots three times, because a single answer can move. The free report says which one was used and that it was asked once.
- A snapshot, not a trend. The value of this work is in the second measurement and the third. One run tells you where you stand today, not where you are heading.
- We reach the chatbots the way software does, not by typing into the app like your customer. The answers are very close, but not identical, and we say so in every report.
See one before you ask for one
We publish a full measurement, corrections and all
The wood furniture study is the same work, run on a whole market: fourteen questions, 110 pages recorded, every company named and every source listed. It names no customer and costs nothing to read.
It also carries its own corrections. We first published 37 companies as 38, found that two of the names were one business, and said so on the page rather than quietly fixing the number. You should expect the same of your own report.
Ask for it
Send your website address. If your name never comes up in any answer, we will tell you that plainly — for most businesses that is the real result, and it is more useful than a flattering one.