Get your AI Visibility Score

Can AI find you? Ask us and find out.

Eight checks, read from your real pages, in one report emailed to you. Free, no login, no sales sequence.

We check that your site is reachable before we accept it, so a typo gets caught here rather than becoming an email that says we could not find you.

Key takeaways

  • What is the AI Visibility Score? A free eight-point check run against your real pages: where Google places you, whether the map pack lists you, and whether the AI assistants name you when asked who to call.
  • What does it cost and what do you need? Nothing. Your website address and an email to send the report to. No account, no card, no sales call unless you book one.
  • How long does it take? Usually a minute or two. We read your pages, run the checks and email the report when it is done.
  • What happens with my result? Nothing you did not ask for. We do not add you to a mailing list, and the fixes for anything it finds are published at a price on the Plans and Pricing page.

What does the report look like?

This is the real layout, filled in for a business we invented so you can see the shape of it before you ask for your own. Every number below is made up. Yours are measured against your own pages.

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Your AI Visibility Score

Northbay Cabinet Works
a fictional business · Sarasota, FL

3 / 8

points in good shape
across 19 pages we read

  • In good shape3
  • Partly there, needs work2
  • Missing3
  1. Questions answered where AI can lift themPartial

    14 questions are asked as a heading. 6 are answered in a block an engine can quote as it stands.

  2. Entity clarityGood

    Business name, city and phone number are all stated where a machine can read them.

  3. Author and Person schemaMissing

    No author is named on the page and no Person appears in the structured data.

  4. Business, Service and FAQ schemaPartial

    Found LocalBusiness and Organization. Missing ProfessionalService, Service and FAQPage.

  5. A Master FAQMissing

    No FAQPage was found. This is the page answer engines quote from most often.

  6. llms.txtMissing

    Nothing is published at the root. An unproven convention, but it costs nothing and it is absent here.

  7. robots.txt and sitemapGood

    robots.txt is present; sitemap.xml is present.

  8. Titles, descriptions and headingsGood

    All 19 pages have one H1 and a title and description within the length Google displays.

How much of your own Q and A an engine can quote

  • Quotable as written6
  • An engine answers from someone else8
Your report also names the questions already on your site that an engine will not quote you on, and the page each one sits on. Live search placement and AI-citation tracking are being added; the report always says which parts were measured on your run.

What are the eight points we report on?

These are the eight the free report measures on your own pages, in the order they appear in it. Each one is something we fix for you when you hand it over.

1. Questions answered where AI can lift them

A question heading with a direct answer in the block underneath. Engines quote these whole, or they quote a competitor instead.

2. Entity clarity

Business name, city and phone number stated where a machine can read them, not buried in an image or a script.

3. Author and Person schema

A named human on the page and a matching Person in the structured data, so an engine can resolve who wrote it.

4. Business, Service and FAQ schema

LocalBusiness, Organization, Service and FAQPage markup that matches what is actually on the page, and valid JSON.

5. A Master FAQ

One page that answers every common question, marked up as an FAQPage. This is what answer engines quote from most often.

6. llms.txt

A root file that tells AI crawlers what matters. An emerging convention rather than a standard, and we say so plainly, but it costs nothing.

7. robots.txt and sitemap

The two files that decide whether a crawler can find your pages at all. Missing either one is a quiet leak.

8. Titles, descriptions and headings

One H1 per page, and a title and description inside the length Google actually displays, checked on every page we read.

Questions about the score

Eight things, all of them read from your own live pages: whether the questions on your site are answered in a block an engine can lift, entity clarity, author and Person schema, business and service and FAQ schema, a Master FAQ, llms.txt, robots.txt and sitemap, and your titles, descriptions and headings. Live search placement and AI-citation tracking are being added. Anything we cannot measure reliably is marked not measured rather than guessed.

Yes. No login, no card, and no sales sequence. We need an email because the report is emailed; that address gets the report and nothing else.

Your website address, your email and the result are kept so we can compare a later run against this one. Your name is never published, and we do not sell or trade the address. See Quiet Client.

Usually a minute or two. We read your pages, run the eight-point check and email the report when it is done. Live search and AI-citation data is being added and will lengthen that; the report always says which parts were measured on your run.