Tell us who you are measured against.
Your answers here decide which questions get written and which firms you’re measured against. Then the full audit runs before we speak, both parts, so the call is the findings rather than a discovery session.
Free, no card. The $1,500 is the value we put on the work in it; nobody has ever been charged it.
A real audit takes real hours.
The audit is free and it is still the full audit. Your rankings checked town by town, your pages checked against Google’s index one URL at a time, and questions written by hand for your category, then run across the engines in fresh sessions. None of it comes off a template. That is most of a working day per account before a word of the report is written, which is why the form comes first, and why it asks who you are measured against rather than what you can spend.
The only limit is capacity. If your category turns out to be one AI doesn’t answer for in a way that would change your quarter, you get told that at this stage rather than after, and the money belongs somewhere else.
Five things come back, about five working days after the inputs are in.
None of it is a dashboard login. You get a full audit in two parts, the raw measurements behind every figure in it, and an hour to go through both.
The disclosure sits on this page, not after the call.
- instrument
- Caul
- what was measured
- Where each named firm ranks and whether Google holds its pages, plus whether it appears in AI answers to a fixed question set built for your category, per engine.
- how
- Rankings checked per town and per service where the business is local. Every question run repeatedly per engine in fresh sessions, with no brand name inside the question and answers stored unmodified.
- over what window
- A stated capture window, published on every figure in the report.
- what this cannot tell you
- Being named is not being recommended, and it is not traffic or revenue. Answers vary by session and by region. ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews are covered; Perplexity and Claude are listed as not measured rather than quietly left out.
Check the method first, if you would rather.
The report page states what the audit covers, how the questions are built, and how a share is counted. It’s worth reading before you hand over a competitor list, and it doesn’t ask for an email.