AI Visibility Audit
AI visibility audit: see how search and AI see you.
A structured review of how your brand appears across Google and AI answer engines — and a prioritised list of what to fix first. Evidence, not opinions.
- Prompt-level results across five platforms
- Benchmarked against competitors you choose
- Method and limitations documented
- Actionable priorities, ranked by impact and effort
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What the audit covers
Six views of your visibility, in one report.
- AI answer sampling
- A set of buyer prompts run on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google’s AI features — who is mentioned, recommended and cited.
- Competitor comparison
- How your presence compares with up to three competitors you name.
- Search foundations
- Crawlability, indexation, rendering and AI crawler access for your key pages.
- Answer readiness
- Whether your priority pages answer buyer questions clearly enough to be quoted.
- Entity consistency
- How consistently your company is described across your site, structured data and main profiles.
- Citation sources
- Which third-party sites AI answers rely on in your category, and whether you appear on them.
How it works
- 01
You request
Tell us your website, competitors and markets using the form.
- 02
We scope
We reply within two working days to confirm prompts, platforms and timing.
- 03
We audit
Sampling, crawl and review — documented so you can repeat it.
- 04
We walk you through it
A written report and a call to go through findings and priorities.
Want to understand the method first? Read how we measure AI visibility, or see our AI visibility and GEO services.
FAQ
AI visibility audit FAQs
What does the audit cost?
Scope varies with the number of markets, competitors and prompts. We confirm the scope and any fee in writing before starting — there is no charge for the initial conversation.
How long does it take?
Typically one to two weeks from agreeing scope, depending on the number of prompts and platforms.
Will the audit tell us exactly how AI platforms rank brands?
No — platforms don’t publish that, and answers vary between runs. The audit shows what answers currently say across repeated samples, the sources they draw on, and the inputs within your control.
Do we have to commit to ongoing work?
No. The audit is useful on its own; many teams implement the recommendations themselves.