What we commit to
What arrives
You see what the engines actually answered. The question we asked, written out. Which engine. What it said. The date. Not an estimate of how you are doing — the answer itself.
You see what we could not determine. Named, on the page, as its own finding. Where we have no instrument, you are told that, rather than shown a clean result or a bad one.
You leave holding the work, not a list of things to do. Pages written for you, complete and ready to publish, with the schema and the answer blocks. Produced whether or not you act on them.
You find out what happened afterwards. The same question, asked the same way, after you publish — and the result is reported to you whichever way it goes.
What we do not commit to
We do not commit that AI will cite you, recommend you, or describe you correctly. We do not operate the engines. We ask them and report what they said.
We do not commit that anything we write will cause a change. We commit to asking again and telling you the result.
We do not commit that every engine can be measured on every question. Where we cannot, item 2 applies.
This section is load-bearing. It is what makes the commitments above credible, and it is the reason we can be trusted on the one thing we do claim.
What it costs, and where the line falls
The scan is free and needs no signup. It reads your page, scores the seven on-page signals, and asks Perplexity one question about your category, so you see one real engine result before you pay us anything. The $49 report is where the other three engines come in: four in total, three kinds of question, three samples each, with every answer written out and dated. It also includes the pages it takes to answer that question, and one follow-up reading about two weeks after you publish. Pro is $99 a month and keeps asking, for people who want to hear it from us when a result changes.
Questions
What does the free scan actually give me?
It reads your page and tells you where it stands and how many of the seven on-page signals need work, with the weakest first. It also asks Perplexity one question about your category and tells you whether your domain was among the sources it cited. The other three engines, and all three question families asked three times each, are part of the $49 report. The free scan is there so you can find out whether there is anything here worth paying to look at, without giving us an email address.
See if AI cites your site.
Paste a URL. We ask a real engine what your customers ask, show you the answer it gave and who it named, and — if something is stopping it reading you — the line in your own file. Nothing is held back.