Your competitors are already showing up in ChatGPT. Are you?

Three things a snapshot can't give you. Trend — locked prompts so you see real month-over-month movement, not a re-run. A human-written briefing each month — what moved, what didn't and why, plus a prioritized 30-day plan tied to your numbers. And Source Intelligence from Month 3 — we track which sources ChatGPT and Gemini cite in your category and tell you how to win them. The report tells you where you stand; the Program moves you.

In the Program, we measure, brief you, and tell you exactly what to fix — you do the work. In Managed Service, we do the work: we interpret your Search Console and Analytics, write every custom asset, prompt, and content change for your site, and validate it's correct by re-running the scanner — you (or your developer) implement it. From $3,000/mo, scoped to your product lines.

Because everything is custom and done by us. We pull and interpret your Search Console and Analytics, write all your technical assets and content (never templates), engineer custom prompts for each market, and validate every change by re-running the scanner — across multiple product lines. You implement the changes; we produce the work and guide you through it. Scoped to complexity; most engagements run $3,000–$5,000/mo.

It's included in the Program (from Month 3) and in Managed Service at no extra cost — we show you exactly which sources ChatGPT and Gemini cite in your category, who gets cited instead of you, why they win, and what to do about it. If you only want the one-time report, ask us and we can add it for you.

The free scanner analyzes the technical aspects of assets you control — your website's robots.txt, schema markup, metadata, content structure. It tells you how AI-ready your site is. The Intelligence Report is a completely different product: it queries live AI models with real industry prompts and shows you what they actually say. You get your organic mention rate by category (discovery, use case, problem-solving, comparison), how AI describes your brand vs competitors, which brands AI recommends instead of you, and exactly where the gaps are — with root causes and prioritized fixes.

Two deliverables. The Intelligence Report (PDF) has six sections: an executive summary with your organic visibility score and technical grade, a full technical assessment, an AI visibility breakdown by platform and category, a competitive landscape with side-by-side mention rates, a gap analysis linking each visibility gap to its root cause, and a prioritized action plan — plus a full appendix with every prompt and raw AI response. Alongside the report, you also receive a Technical Implementation Kit (HTML) with copy-paste code fixes tailored to your site.

We use the latest ChatGPT and Gemini models. Each report runs multiple prompts across 4 categories (discovery, use case, problem-solving, and comparison) on both providers, so you see how each AI platform treats your brand independently.

Yes — enter up to 7 competitor URLs and the report benchmarks you against all of them. You'll see each competitor's mention rate, the exact attributes AI associates with their brand, and brands you weren't tracking that AI is recommending in your space.

Yes. Reply to any report delivery email with your updated competitor list and we'll use it for your next month's report.

Orders placed during business hours are delivered the same day. Orders after hours are delivered the next business day.

The Program is a 90-day engagement billed monthly at $497/mo — month-over-month tracking only produces real signal across several months, so we ask for a 90-day runway. After that, you can stop anytime: reply to your delivery email and we'll wind it down at the end of the current cycle.

It's an interactive HTML document delivered alongside your Intelligence Report. It contains priority-ordered technical fixes — actual code snippets you can copy and paste into your website. Each fix includes why it matters for AI visibility, where to add it (with guidance for WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, and other platforms), and tips for going beyond the starter code. Think of the report as the diagnosis and the kit as the prescription.

Not always. Each fix has a readiness badge: "Ready to paste" means you can add it yourself (like a meta tag). "Customize before publishing" means the code is there but you need to fill in your own content (like FAQ questions). "May need developer help" is for things like fixing HTML errors or server configuration. Most sites get a mix — typically 2-3 fixes you can do yourself and 1-2 that need a developer.