AI visibility report — frequently asked questions

No. Give us an email address and we send you a PDF and a link that stays live for 12 months. If you later want your reports kept together in one place, you can sign in with Google or an emailed link and anything you bought with that address attaches itself automatically.

You can, and you should — but be careful how. If you type your own brand name in, the answer will contain your brand name, and that tells you nothing. The hard part is asking questions that never mention you, across 5 surfaces, several times each, and counting the results the same way every time. That is what you are paying for.

Mostly, yes. Google's own documentation says no special optimisation is needed to appear in its AI features. We agree, and we quote them saying it. The gap our report fills is not secret tactics — it is finding out what AI currently says about you, which you cannot know without running the queries. Source: Google Search Central — AI features and your website (accessed 2026-10-27).

About 20 minutes from payment. The free pre-check takes a minute or two, because it really does crawl your site while you wait.

Then that is what it says, and you have an answer. It happens. The report will still show you which questions you lose, who wins them, and whether those are worth chasing.

No. We measure and we tell you what to change. You or whoever runs your website does the changing. We are deliberately not an agency — an agency has a reason to find problems.

Some will. AI answers change. In one 30-day Semrush tracking study, 36% of the 81 pages it tracked were cited by AI Mode on day one and 26% on day 30 (Semrush, accessed 2026-10-27). Week-to-week movement is expected; that is why we ask your top 3 questions 3 times and label each finding by how stable it was.

No. Your report is never indexed by search engines and your scores never appear on any public page or ranking. We use aggregate, anonymised industry benchmarks only — your individual numbers stay yours.

Tell us your target market in the four-question step and we run the questions in that market's language. If we cannot cover something for your market, the report says so rather than skipping it silently.

We find that out during the free check, before you pay. Sites that render entirely through JavaScript with no server-side HTML are the usual case. We will tell you plainly rather than take your money and produce a thin report.