The measurement is free and always will be. You pay to remove the reasons an assistant names somebody else. No fixed term.
Get the free scanIn Bushwick people recommend Taqueria Milagro, Casa Azul and Tres Hermanos. All three have solid reviews and delivery.
Pick one and the whole offer below adjusts to you. It is the only question that changes the scope.
No website but you would like one? We have been building them for years. More at the bottom of this page.
You pay once. When it is done everything stays yours, whether or not you take the ongoing plan.
| Item | What it means in practice | When |
|---|---|---|
| Google profile, built out properly | Primary and secondary categories, full hours including holidays, business description, services or menu with prices, photos. Plus the questions and answers section, where we post the questions your customers ask and answer them ourselves. That is exactly the text a model reads and quotes. | week 1–2 |
| Profiles on the sources a model checks | Google, Apple, Bing and Yelp as the base, with the rest chosen for your trade after the audit. A model does not trust one source. It checks whether the same business, with the same address and phone number, appears in several independent places. | week 1–3 |
| Trade platforms optional | If you take orders online or deliver, we add DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub. For bookings, the platform your trade uses. These sites index extremely well and models reach for them readily. | week 2–3 |
| One name, one address, one phone number | Identical everywhere. If one listing says “Casa Azul” and another says “Casa Azul Bushwick LLC”, a model treats them as two businesses and prefers the neighbour it is sure about. | week 2 |
| Replies to every review from the past year | Every review from the last twelve months gets an owner reply. That is another block of text carrying your name, and recent reviews with replies are one of the signals a model uses when choosing who to recommend. We also leave you a short guide for handling new ones. | week 3–5 |
| A proper about page, written by a specialist | A full description of the business: what you do, for whom, in which area, what makes you different, how ordering and delivery work. Written in the words your customers actually use, not in trade jargon. A model needs full sentences about a business, not just contact details. | week 2–3 |
| Technical data a machine can read | Name, address, hours, phone and category written into the page code in schema.org format, plus a check of robots.txt to make sure it is not blocking AI crawlers. A single line can shut the door on every model at once, and then no other work matters. | week 1 |
| A blog and five posts answering your audit | We set up a blog on your site if you do not have one and publish five substantial posts. Each answers one specific question from your report, in full and in depth. Models quote pages where the question and the answer sit side by side, so this gives them exactly what they are looking for and your domain starts to read as a source worth trusting. | week 3–5 |
| Measurement before and after | The same twenty questions at the start and at the end, with both runs recorded. Two numbers you can compare, and the full answer log underneath them. | week 1 and 6 |
You cancel yourself by detaching your card in the panel. No notice period and no phone call. Everything built stays with you.
| Item | What it means in practice | How much |
|---|---|---|
| Four new blog posts a month | One a week, each answering one question from the measurement, written in your customer’s words. One solid piece a week does more than ten generic ones at once, because a model does not count posts, it checks whether somebody answered plainly. | 4 a month |
| Four new pieces a month | All of it goes into your profile and listings: new questions and answers on Google, posts, fuller service descriptions, updates in directories. Each piece answers one question from the measurement, because a model does not count posts, it checks whether somebody answered plainly. | 4 a month |
| Everything linked together | Each new piece points to two earlier ones and to your Google profile, and the older ones point back. A web forms where one source confirms another. Consistency matters more here than volume. | ongoing |
| Full measurement on four assistants | Twenty questions, three runs each, on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini. We hold paid access through their official interfaces. Your customer does not use one assistant, so we measure all four and you see each result separately. | 240 answers |
| A two-page report by email | No panel to log into. How many answers named you, who was named instead, what we did this month and the one thing we are doing next. No jargon. | every 30 days |
| The raw log attached | A spreadsheet with every answer, engine, run number and timestamp to the second. If the report says 33%, you can count the lines yourself. | every time |
| New reviews handled | A reply to every review that arrives during the month, so the profile never goes stale. | no limit |
| Running corrections | Holiday hours, changes to the offer, new photos, updated descriptions in directories. | ongoing |
We put this plainly so nobody buys on a false picture.
Changes show up in the sources but not yet in the answers. The profile is tidy, the listings are live, the technical data is in place. The model simply has not read it yet.
This is usually when the answers start to move, because a model has to visit the corrected sources first. You see it in the monthly measurement, on the same questions, so you never have to take our word for it.
We do not guarantee a share of answers or a place in a ranking, because we control neither the model nor your competitors. We guarantee the items listed above and a measurement before and after.
If the free scan shows assistants already name you, we say so plainly and do not pitch you paid work. If you are a manufacturer or a wholesaler, we tell you a local measurement says less about you and propose a different scope.
Why is the measurement free? Because it costs us a few cents and it is the only way for a conversation to start from a fact instead of a promise. If it turns out we have nothing to repair, both sides save time.
Does any of this work without a website? It does, often better than people expect. Most of the work that actually moves the number happens off your domain. A model builds its picture of a business from the profile, directories, reviews and trade platforms, and a website is one source among several. The price is the same, because the time set aside for the site goes into deeper work on everything else.
I have a full profile, a hundred reviews and a 4.8 rating, and I am still not named. Why? Because a profile gives facts and a model is looking for sentences. Your rating and review count tell it you are good, but they give it nothing to quote. It needs text along the lines of “taco spot on Wyckoff Avenue, open until three, delivering across Bushwick”, written somewhere it visits. Producing sentences like that is a large part of what we do.
Do I have to take both? No. You can buy the audit and repair alone and stop there. The monthly plan makes sense when somebody else in your trade is still competing for it, because a one-off repair holds for a few months before competitors start adding their own content.
What about a second location? Same owner, second address, same trade: half of both prices. Write to us and we will work it out.
How does invoicing and payment work? Invoice, bank transfer or card. Payment on completion for the first job, monthly in advance for the ongoing plan.
It is not required for us to start work. But if you want a source you fully control, and a place where you answer your customers’ questions in your own words, we will build it from scratch.
Designed and written to work as a source for assistants from day one: an about page, structured data, and a blog ready for the posts from your audit. We have built over a hundred sites and have a dedicated team for it.
Before you buy anything, see the number and the full recorded conversations. And if the assistants already name you, we will tell you plainly and leave it there, with nothing to sell.