Request Your AI Visibility Audit
Find out whether your website can be found, understood, quoted, and trusted — by search engines and by the AI assistants your customers now ask.
What you get
A written review of your website covering four areas: whether search engines can find and index it, whether answer engines can extract clean answers from it, whether your business facts are consistent enough to be described accurately, and whether anything is exposed that should not be. You keep it either way.
It is done from the outside using publicly available information only. No logins, no analytics access, and nothing installed on your site.
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What the audit checks
Every item below is examined on your site, and every one appears in the written findings with what we actually observed — not a pass or fail badge.
Findability
- Traditional search visibility Which pages are indexed, which are not, and what the search engines report about the host.
- Crawlability and indexability robots rules, canonical tags, redirect chains, status codes, and whether any important page is blocked by accident.
- Technical SEO Titles, descriptions, heading structure, sitemap coverage, and whether primary content is server-rendered.
- Local-search relevance Business profile completeness, category fit, and whether the site has pages matching the areas actually served.
Answerability
- Direct-answer readiness Whether the questions customers ask are answered near the top of a page, in passages that stand alone when quoted.
- Content originality Whether the site says anything the rest of its category does not, and where it restates common knowledge.
- Duplicate and thin content Pages competing with each other for the same intent, and pages with too little substance to answer anything.
Representation
- AI citation potential Whether the content is structured, attributed, and specific enough to be usable as a source. Potential, not a prediction.
- Entity clarity Whether it is unambiguous which organisation the site belongs to, and whether owned profiles are linked.
- Business-information consistency Whether name, address, phone, hours, and service descriptions agree across the site, the profiles, and the directories.
- Structured data Whether schema is present, valid, non-conflicting, and matched to what is visible on the page.
Experience and readiness
- Website performance Server response time, render-blocking resources, image weight, and layout stability.
- Accessibility Heading order, link and button labels, form labels, contrast, keyboard operation, and image alternative text.
- WebMCP readiness Whether there is any declared capability surface, and whether the public facts are available in machine-readable form.
- Privacy and security HTTPS and canonical host behaviour, form protections, and whether anything private is publicly reachable.
Questions about the audit
What is an AI Visibility Audit?
It is a review of how findable, answerable, and accurately representable a website is — across traditional search, answer engines, generative systems, and AI agent access. It is done from the outside using only publicly available information, so it needs no logins, no analytics access, and no code on your site.
What does it cost?
Nothing, and there is no obligation. You keep the findings whether or not you work with us, including the parts you could fix yourself in an afternoon.
How long does it take?
Usually a small number of working days, depending on how many pages the site has. If it will be longer than that we will say so rather than let the request go quiet.
Do you need access to my website or Google account?
No. Everything checked is publicly visible: the pages themselves, the robots and sitemap files, the structured data, your business profiles, and the directories that carry your details. We never ask for passwords, and you should be wary of anyone who does before any work is agreed.
Will you tell me my site is broken so you can sell me something?
The findings say what we actually observed, including when a site is in good shape. Where a problem is genuinely a do-it-yourself fix, we say so and point at the kit or the instructions rather than quoting for it.
Can you promise the audit will get me into AI answers?
No. The audit reports what is observable and what would need to change. Whether any search engine or AI system then features a business is decided by those systems, and nobody can promise it.