The audit is free, and the diagnosis is complete — your score, your gaps, and the evidence behind each one. What's paid is the ongoing half: watching it, and fixing it. Running the diagnostic once isn't ongoing work. Those are.
Three rungs. You can stop at any of them, including the first.
Enter any domain. The real engine crawls your eligibility, probes live AI answers, checks whether you own your own brand search, and reads your crawler posture. You get a scored card in under a minute.
The same audit, re-run on a schedule, with the history kept and the changes named. Visibility decays quietly — a citation you lose in March is invisible until someone goes looking. This is the going-looking.
Founding cohort. Founding cohort — we're onboarding the first accounts by hand, so there's no checkout yet. Tell us your domain and we'll set you up.
Join the founding cohort →The audit tells you what's broken and roughly what it's worth fixing. This is us fixing it — a one-time engagement, scoped to what your card actually found, not to a package.
We sell a product that measures whether other people's claims hold up. It would be strange to describe our own roadmap in the present tense. Here is the full shape, marked honestly — founding members are buying the direction, so the direction is visible.
The audit covers exactly: AI answer engines, brand search, technical eligibility — re-run weekly against your domain.
Every card is kept, so the score becomes a line instead of a snapshot. Per-channel, not just the composite.
Not just that the number moved — which citation you lost, which competitor displaced you, where your brand stopped being named.
Slack and email, sent when something actually changes rather than on a digest schedule.
Phase 2 — not built. Today you read changes on the card, we don't push them to you.
Sign in to your own score history and per-channel trend instead of receiving a card.
Needs end-user accounts, which don't exist yet.
The probe already accepts any domain — this points it at named competitors alongside you, on the same axes.
Connect Search Console and Analytics to light up search and discover with your real numbers instead of leaving them dark.
The engine supports it; the consent flow isn't built.
Everything above is about being findable — diagnosing it, watching it, fixing it. If what you actually need is demand created rather than recovered, that's a different engagement with a different shape, and it stacks on top of this one.
The base plate everything else mounts to.
The engine that runs on the foundation.
Operator agents attached to a running engine.
Actually free. You enter a domain, you get the scored card — no account, no card, no gated second half. The paid rungs exist because watching continuously and fixing things are ongoing work; running the diagnostic once isn't.
The free audit is a snapshot. Continuous re-runs it every week, keeps the history so you can see the trend per channel, and names what changed — which citation you lost, which competitor displaced you, where your brand stopped being mentioned. A one-time score tells you where you stand; the trend tells you which direction you're moving, which is the part that actually costs you money if you miss it.
Scheduled re-runs, week-over-week history, and change detection are live — that's the backend that went in on July 26th. Alerts, the authenticated dashboard, competitor tracking, and connecting your Search Console are not built yet; alerting is explicitly the next phase. We publish the full shape because founding members are buying the direction, but we mark what's shipped and what isn't rather than describing the roadmap in the present tense.
You tell us your domain and we set it up by hand. We're onboarding the founding cohort personally because the first accounts teach us things a signup form would hide. It also means we'll tell you if you don't need this yet.
Because naming a package off a scan is a guess, and we'd rather not dress a guess as a verdict. The card reports what it measured and what it couldn't. Which rung you need is a judgement about your business, not an output of a crawl — so we put the ladder in front of you instead of picking for you.
No. The audit card is yours — it names what's wrong specifically enough that you or your existing developer can act on it. We'd obviously like the work, but an audit you can only act on by hiring us is a sales pitch, not a diagnostic.
Most of them grade you against search engines. This grades you against answer engines as well — what an AI actually says when someone asks about your category, whether you're cited, and whether your site is even legible to the crawlers those models use. That's a different question, and it's the one increasingly deciding whether anyone finds you.
You'll know inside a minute whether any of the rest is worth your money. If it isn't, we'll say so.
Run the free audit →