Client-Ready AI Visibility Reports. $29 USD a Run, No Seats.
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When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity or Grok for what your client sells, the answer names businesses. We find out whether theirs is one of them, and who is named instead.
All we need is your client's website URL and your email address — we do the rest:
- 1We learn what your client sells — We read their site for their offering, their market, and where they operate, then ground that understanding in real search data
- 2We ask the way their customers would — 25 realistic questions across the three prompt categories people actually use — comparing options, ready to buy, and learning — each run against the current model every assistant serves its own users
- 3We turn 125 answers into a plan — How often your client is named, who gets recommended instead of them, and six prioritized insights, each with a copy-paste prompt to act on today
Pay per report, not per seat. Nothing to provision, nothing to cancel when a client leaves.
Most AI visibility tools are platforms: monthly fees, seats, and client workspaces you have to manage. The AI Visibility Analysis is a report you buy per client, per run. Each run asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok 25 realistic customer questions generated from that client's site and market, analyzes all 125 live responses, and delivers a shareable results page, a PDF, and the AI Data Pack (the full dataset as a single file) in about 5 minutes. It costs $29 USD per run, with no account and no subscription.
You can already prove rankings. You can't prove AI answers.
Search rankings have been measurable for twenty years. Semrush, Ahrefs, DataForSEO and Search Console all put a number on position 4 becoming position 2, and that number is what renews the retainer.
Now the client asks what ChatGPT says about them, and the honest answer is usually a screenshot of one conversation. So AI visibility work gets reported as activity, we published, we added schema, we cleaned up the copy, because nobody has the before-and-after that makes it an outcome.
That gap is what this is for. Run the analysis before you touch anything and you own a dated baseline: how often five assistants named your client across 25 questions, and which competitors were named instead. Do the work. When the changes have been re-crawled and had time to land, re-run the identical 25 questions for $20 USD. Two reports, same questions, same assistants, and a difference you can put on a slide.
One honest caveat, because your reputation rides on how you present it: these assistants search the live web and do not answer identically twice. Read the two reports as a direction of travel, not a stopwatch. A single question that flipped the wrong way is noise; a competitor who left the answers across a dozen of them is a result.
What lands in front of your client
Your client's mention rate across the five assistants. The competitors AI recommends instead of them, ranked by how often they come up. Six prioritized insights, each backed by a word-for-word quote from the response it came from, so nothing in the report asks to be taken on faith. And every one of the 125 full responses, readable in context.
Every insight also carries a copy-paste prompt, written to be handed to an AI assistant and worked through. That is billable work already specified for you: the insight says what matters and why, the priority says what to do first, and the prompt is the starting brief for acting on it on the client's behalf.
The AI Data Pack is where you can really dig in
Every run includes the AI Data Pack: one markdown file holding all 125 responses, the mention map, the competitors, the sources the assistants cited, and a briefing header that tells an AI assistant how to read the rest of it. It downloads from the results page with the PDF.
It exists because the report answers our questions, and you will have your own. Drop the file into your favourite AI assistant or coding agent and interrogate it directly: which competitor owns the transactional questions, what every response says about pricing, which sources keep getting cited so you know where the client is missing. It is plain markdown with no personal data in it, so it goes into a project folder, a repo, or a client workspace without ceremony.
Running these in volume?
The $29 USD price is the self-serve one, and it is the same whether you buy one report or twenty. If you are planning to run these across a client roster, or fold them into a recurring engagement, talk to us about volume pricing. Tell us roughly how many domains and how often, and we'll come back with something that fits.
Meeting's on Friday?
The report takes about 5 minutes end to end, so "before the meeting" can mean the morning of. Details on the report-in-minutes page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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