Price
A business with a strong reputation and no AI visibility is a cheap fix. One with neither is a rebuild. Knowing which you are looking at is leverage in the room.
Buyers underwrite reviews, ad spend, and Google rankings. Almost none check how the business shows up when a customer asks an AI assistant who to hire. That is a line item you can measure in 48 hours.
A Answer map
AI answers that name the business, across 24 buyer questions.
B Site and signal score
C Fix estimate Fixable
From target to report. Fast enough to sit between the letter of intent and the purchase agreement.
Contact with the seller. The audit uses only what is public. Nobody on their side knows it happened.
Businesses for portfolio pricing. One consolidated report across the whole group, one rate.
01 — Where it fits
That is the window where a finding can still change price or terms. Already closed? Run it as the baseline for the post-close program.
Terms agreed in principle. Now you look under the hood.
The target’s customer questions, run through the major AI assistants. Public data only.
A finding can still move price or terms here.
The audit becomes your frozen baseline.
Fixes and monthly measurement against that baseline.
02 — Why it matters in diligence
A business with a strong reputation and no AI visibility is a cheap fix. One with neither is a rebuild. Knowing which you are looking at is leverage in the room.
A scoped list of what has to happen on the website and off it, with a cost and a timeline, so day-one marketing is a plan rather than a discovery.
The audit freezes a baseline. Post-close, every month’s report shows the change against it. A number you can show a lender or a partner.
03 — Independently measured
Every number here is third-party, and every card links to the source that published it. Diligence it the way you would diligence anything else.
of US consumers used an AI tool to find a local business in the past year, up from 6%
clicked a result when an AI summary appeared, against 15% when it did not
year over year growth in traffic from AI assistants to US retail sites
04 — What you get
A fixed set of the questions this business’s customers ask, run through the major AI assistants. Who gets named. Whether the target does.
Structural readiness of the website for AI engines, plus the state of listings, citations, and reviews the engines draw on.
What it takes to close the gap, on the domain and off it, with a cost and timeline you can drop into the model.
Price depends on the number of service lines and markets. Single-location, single-trade businesses sit at the low end.
05 — Post-close
After close, the AI Visibility Program runs the fixes and the monthly measurement. At three or more businesses, pricing moves to a portfolio rate with a single consolidated report.
06 — FAQ
Whether the business you are buying gets named by AI assistants for the questions its customers ask, who does get named instead, how much of that is fixable on the website versus off it, and a rough cost and timeline to close the gap. It is a page in your diligence file, not a sales pitch.
After the LOI, before the purchase agreement. That is when a finding can still change price or terms. If you are already closed, run it as the baseline for the post-close program.
At three or more businesses, the monthly program is priced per portfolio rather than per business, with one report covering all of them. Ask for a quote with your business count and industries.
No. The diligence audit uses only what is public: the website, listings, reviews, and the AI assistants themselves. Nothing touches the seller's accounts.
07 — Start here
Select “buying or considering buying” in the form. Nothing is sent to the seller, and nobody on their side knows it happened.