Ask ChatGPT what you do. Does it know?
A 10-page report on your website through three sets of eyes: a stranger in their first 7 seconds, Google, and the AI assistants people now ask instead. Then the fixes in order, with the words already written.
Your site looks fine.
So why is it quiet?
Most websites are built to look good to the owner. But the people deciding whether to call you, and the AI tools recommending who to call, read it very differently.
Strangers decide fast
If the top of your homepage doesn't say what you sell, where, and for whom, people hit back and pick the next result.
Many AI bots read plain text
The bots behind ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read the raw page, not the fancy version. Facts hidden in scripts or videos can be invisible to them.
Each one finds you differently
Some use Google's index, some Bing's, one uses Brave's, others their own. Being on Google alone doesn't mean every AI can find you.
One fix.
Two readers.
- To know in 7 seconds what you sell and who it's for
- The words they actually searched, not your industry jargon
- Text they can read: strong contrast, big enough, works on a phone
- Proof: the work, real customers, prices or "from $"
- One clear next step
- To find your site in the index it uses
- Your key facts in plain page text it can read
- What you sell, where and for whom, on the homepage, in plain words
- Your business details in the page code: name, place, services
- Mentions of you on other trusted sites
Five AIs.
Five different doors.
Every assistant finds websites its own way and shows them its own way. Your report gives each one its own row: can it find you, can it read you, and what's missing.
ChatGPT
- Finds sites through
- Its own search index, plus live page visits
- Runs JavaScript?
- No
- Shows you as
- A written answer with a few source links
Google AI
- Finds sites through
- Google's normal index. If you're indexed, you're eligible
- Runs JavaScript?
- Yes
- Shows you as
- A summary above the results, with link cards
Claude
- Finds sites through
- Brave Search results, plus its own bots
- Runs JavaScript?
- No
- Shows you as
- An answer with sources linked in the text
Perplexity
- Finds sites through
- Its own index, plus live page visits
- Runs JavaScript?
- No
- Shows you as
- Numbered sources on almost every sentence
Copilot
- Finds sites through
- Bing's index
- Runs JavaScript?
- Yes
- Shows you as
- A short answer quoting a few trusted sources
From each company's own documentation and published crawler studies. These change often, so we re-check them every quarter.
10 pages. Same order.
Every time.
Your score and top 5 fixes
One score out of 100 and the 5 changes that matter most, in order. You can stop reading here and still know what to do.
The 7-second read
The top of your homepage, as a stranger sees it. Can they tell what you sell? Plus new headlines built from your own words.
Fix before anyone sees it
Broken pages, leftover placeholders, wrong links, heavy files, missing titles. Boxed in red on screenshots of your own site.
Buyers' words vs your words Most audits skip this
Real phrases people type into Google for your trade and town, each marked found or missing on your pages.
How the 5 AIs see you Most audits skip this
ChatGPT, Google AI, Claude, Perplexity and Copilot. One row each: can it find you, can it read you, what's missing.
Person vs AI, side by side
Your page as a person sees it, next to the plain text a bot reads. The gaps jump out.
The name check Most audits skip this
What Google suggests when someone types your business name. If you share it with a bigger brand, you'll know.
Easy to read?
Colour contrast with measured numbers, small text, and how it looks on a phone.
Design notes from a person
A person's eye on what to keep and what to change, from years of building small-business sites. Clearly marked as suggestions, never rules.
Copy-paste fixes
A new headline, page titles and descriptions, the business-info code for your site, and the missing words, placed in real sentences.
AI agents read your site.
A person signs off.
Built on the same multi-agent setup as our Google Profile Audit. Each agent looks at your site from one angle, and a separate checker makes sure every number holds up. The exact recipe stays in our kitchen.
Read it like a bot
We fetch your pages the way AI crawlers do: raw text, no JavaScript. Then we compare that with what a person sees on screen.
The First-Impression Judge agent
Reads the top of your homepage like a stranger with 7 seconds and drafts clearer headlines from your own words.
The Search-Words Matcher agent
Pulls the phrases buyers really type into Google for your trade and town, then checks each one against every page.
The AI-Readiness Reader agent
Checks each of the 5 AIs: is your site open to its bots, is it in the index it uses, are your facts in plain text and your business details in the code.
The Measurer agent
Contrast ratios, text sizes, broken links, heavy files, missing titles. Measured, not guessed, and boxed in red on your screenshots.
The Fix Writer + Fact Checker agents
Turns it all into a score, 5 fixes in order and copy-paste text. A separate agent checks every claim against what was found.
A person, start to finish
A real person adds the design notes and reads the whole report before it's sent.
Fix it. Then see
the difference.
Within 60 days, we run your audit again for free. You get your new score next to the old one, and a list of what changed.
One report.
One price.
| Bought elsewhere | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| A one-time website or SEO audit from an agency | about $100 to $750 |
| An "AI visibility" audit | mostly "price on request" |
| A follow-up audit to see what changed | usually billed again |
| The Deep Content Website Audit, re-check included | $149 |
Sources: WebFX, eesel.ai, TestParty and eSEOspace pricing pages, checked October 2026.
- 10-page report, PDF + private online copy
- Your score and the 5 fixes that matter most
- Your buyers' words vs your words
- How each of the 5 AIs sees you
- The name check
- Copy-paste fixes, words written for you
- Free re-check within 60 days
No subscription. We'll email you the day it opens.
Start at $49.
Step up when you're ready.
Google Profile Audit
Why customers pick someone else on Google Maps, and how to fix your profile.
Website Audit
What people, Google and AI see when they land on your website, and the words to fix it.
Good to know.
When can I order it?
Soon. It's built on the same engine as our Google Profile Audit, which comes first. Join the early list and we'll email you the day it opens.
Who makes the report?
AI agents (Claude) do the reading, measuring and first drafts, using only your public website and public search data. A separate AI check compares every claim with what was found, and a person adds the design notes and reads the whole report before it's sent.
Do I need to give you a login?
No. We only look at what anyone can see: your public pages and public search data.
Will this get me recommended by ChatGPT?
Nobody can honestly promise that. Each AI decides for itself, and they change often. The report shows what stops each one from finding and reading your site, and how to fix it.
What's the free re-check?
Within 60 days of your report, we run the audit again at no charge. You see your new score next to the old one, and what changed.
Should I get the $49 Google Profile Audit first?
If customers find you on Google Maps, start there: it's quicker to act on. The Website Audit is the next step, for the site those customers land on.
We're a larger company. Is this for us?
It's made for small businesses. If you have 50 or more staff or a large site, ask us for a quote instead.
Find out what AI
says about you.
What people see, what Google sees and what AI reads, with the fixes in order and the words written.
$149 CAD, one time · Free re-check within 60 days