For Indian businesses
Does AI name your company when a buyer asks what to buy?
Your customers have started asking ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot which company to buy from. The chatbot answers with a short list of names. If your business is not on that list, the buyer never hears of you — and nothing in your analytics will tell you, because they never arrived.
We check whether the chatbot names you. Then we help you get named.
Free the first time · no card, no account · takes about a day
What this costs, and what the market charges
We publish our prices. Most firms in this market do not
When we asked a chatbot who can audit AI visibility in India, it named six firms and then stated the going rate: a comprehensive AI visibility retainer in India is commonly quoted at ₹2 lakh to ₹5 lakh per month. That is roughly $2,400 to $6,000.
Ours is $300 a month for Tracking and $1,200 for Growth, and the first check is free.
We are between a half and a fifth of that rate. We would rather tell you that than let you assume expensive means better.
What the market was quoted at
- Indian retainers, commonly quoted
- ₹2–5 lakh
- Saarga Growth
- $1,200
- Saarga Tracking
- $300
- Your first check
- Free
The rupee figure is what a chatbot said the market charges on 28 September 2026, not a quote from any named firm.
What the free check is
Not a score from a form
A real measurement, and the same one our paying customers get.
We read your site and write the questions
Buyer questions, not brand questions — the sort someone types when they are deciding what to buy and have not heard of you yet. You see the whole set before we ask a single one, and you cut anything your buyers would never ask.
We ask them with web search on
Each question asked the way a buyer would ask it. We keep the full answer and every web page the chatbot read before answering.
You get the whole report
Whether you were named, who was named instead, which pages decided it, and which questions named nobody at all. That last group is usually the cheapest ground to take, and it is where we start.
Why this works right now
We have never seen a paid directory in an answer
In every category we have measured, we count what the chatbot actually read before it answered. In solid wood furniture — 110 pages across fourteen questions — not one was a paid directory. Sixty per cent were companies’ own pages.
That means you get into the answer by publishing something rather than by paying for placement. It is an unusual state for a market to be in and it will not last, which is the honest argument for looking now rather than next year.
Being straight with you
What nobody else will tell you
- Nobody can control what an AI says. What you can change is which web pages it finds and trusts. Anyone promising more than that is selling you something else.
- One report is a snapshot. Answers move a little each time you ask. What matters is the change over months, which is why we freeze the question set and never edit it between runs.
- The first check is free and it stays free. If it tells you nothing useful, that is the end of it and you owe nothing.
Ask for your check
Send your website address. We will write the questions your buyers ask, ask them, and send you the whole report. If your name never comes up, we will tell you that plainly.