Public information
A first look at how your business appears in search and AI answers.
AI Visibility Growth Map
Can people find your business in Google and AI answers?
Start with a free first check of public information about your business in search and AI answers. A real person reviews what we can show, points out evidence-backed gaps, and marks checks we could not finish.
Plain terms
The free check and the full Growth Map.
The free first check is a human-reviewed look at public information about your business. It is not an automatic ranking report. It cannot promise a search rank or that an AI answer will mention you. Read our plain-language guide to search and AI visibility.
The full Growth Map is a separate, broader review. It can look at where people may have trouble finding you, which other businesses show up in the same space, and what to fix first. It includes competitor context with sources and a step-by-step plan. Ask about scope, price, and timing before deciding. This page does not list a full-map price or delivery window.
KeepWatch is separate and ongoing. It costs $79/month for a manual monthly check of your public homepage, a plain-language report, and one small fix we agree on.
Free first check
A first look at public information.
Findings we can show
We share issues the facts support.
Incomplete checks
We mark any check we could not finish as incomplete.
A next step
You get a next step in plain words.
Free initial check
Request your free first check.
Tell us where to look. A real person reviews what we can check from public information. We mark unfinished checks as incomplete. For a full Growth Map, ask about its scope, price, and timing before deciding.
Honest by design
No claim without evidence.
We make claims only when we have facts to back them up. A real person checks each result before we report it as a finding. If we could not finish a check, we say so. We do not call it a pass.
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