Does your business show up when customers ask AI for a recommendation?

Why this actually matters

For years, showing up meant ranking on Google. That's changing. More people now ask an AI tool directly — "who's a good [whatever] near me" — and get one confident answer back, not ten blue links to compare.

If your business isn't structured in a way these tools can find, understand, and trust, you don't rank lower in that conversation. You're not in it at all. A business that's been trusted in this community for decades can be completely invisible the moment someone asks an AI instead of a neighbor.

That gap isn't about being a bad business. It's usually a handful of specific, fixable things — inconsistent listings, missing structured data, a website that reads clearly to people but not to the tools trying to recommend it.

What the free check gives you

I run your business through the same questions a real customer would ask an AI tool, across several major platforms, and show you exactly what comes back — where you show up, where you don't, and why. No sales pitch built into the report. Just a clear, honest picture of where you actually stand today.