What does AI think of your business?

Type a business name or website. See what the machines actually know about you.

    What actually happens when a buyer asks AI

    The question, not the keyword

    Buyers ask full questions — "who's the best corporate tax accountant in Bristol?" The engine names two or three firms. There is no page two.

    Cited, or absent

    AI doesn't rank you tenth. It names a shortlist, or nothing. If your rival is in the answer and you aren't, you were never in the race.

    Used, but not named

    A ghost citation is the engine repeating your expertise without your name. You trained your rival's reputation for free.

    Corroboration beats self-praise

    Engines trust third parties first: registries, directories, press. Your About page is a claim. Chambers, ICAEW, Companies House are evidence.

    How the machines read you.

    How we measure. No fluff.

    Every number on this site comes from a real, auditable call. Here's exactly what we do — and, just as importantly, what we can't do yet.

    ~90% Measured. The facts, observed live.

    We load your website exactly as a search crawler would and record what we find: whether the AI bots are allowed in, whether structured data is present, whether your title, contact details and freshness stamps are in place. We check you against the official record — Companies House, Google's Knowledge Graph, your public reviews, your domain registration — and we ask the AI engines themselves what they know about you, keeping their exact words and the links they cite. Every one of these is a yes/no fact.

    ~10% Derived. The score, assembled in the open.

    A pile of facts isn't a score — someone has to weigh them, and we do that in the open. Each check is marked pass, warn or fail using the same published rule every time, so the maths is identical for every firm and anyone can recompute it. The weighting follows how the engines actually behave, and we hold the score accountable by comparing it against the only question that matters — "do the engines actually name this firm?" — adjusting whenever reality disagrees. It's judgement you can audit.

    ~5% Modelled. The future, clearly labelled.

    A few things can't be measured yet, because they haven't happened — like how many extra instructions you'd win once you're visible. Rather than pretend, we label that part clearly as a model: a what-if you control with the sliders, built on your own numbers. It is an illustration, not a promise — and as we gather real before-and-after results, the model is steadily replaced by measurement.

    Run a live demonstration

    Type any firm and we'll show you the actual calls we make and what came back. Nothing is hidden.

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    Why not just buy a £299 tool?

    If you want a dashboard and an in-house team to act on it, a £299 monitoring tool is a good tool. If you want the outcome owned, fixed and proven — with remediation that respects your regulator — that's what we sell. In regulated services, cheap AI content isn't just ineffective; it's a breach. One recovered instruction pays for the year.

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    Interpretation

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    VERITYGood day. I'm Verity. Reveal your firm and I'll walk you through it.