Free audit

Find out what Google and the AI engines actually say about your business.

Type your business name, pick it off the Google list, and we run the same four-agent audit we run for paying clients. You get a score out of 100 and the findings behind it, in about 3 to 5 minutes, whether or not you ever speak to us.

  • Under a minute to fill in. About 3 to 5 minutes to run.
  • The report is emailed to you and lives on a page that stays up.
  • No card, no trial, nothing to install.
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What runs

Four audits, not one checklist

Each leg is a separate agent with its own score. A business can be excellent on Google and invisible to ChatGPT, and a single blended number would hide that.

Your Google Business Profile

Categories, attributes, hours, photos, the from-the-business fields. These decide whether you show up in the local pack at all, and most profiles are missing several of them without anyone noticing.

The AI engines

We put the questions your customers ask to ChatGPT, Google AI Overview and Perplexity, then record whether you get named. This is the leg most businesses have never checked, because it did not exist to check three years ago.

Maps and rank

Where you sit against the businesses competing for the same searches in your area, rather than against a national average that describes nobody.

Your website

What an automated visitor sees: how fast it answers, how it is structured, and whether the markup lets a search engine work out what you sell and where you are.

Built here

What a generic audit gets wrong here

We run this pipeline against Philippine businesses every week, and these are the cases that kept producing confidently wrong scores until they were handled.

01

Bilingual and transliterated names

A business trading under one spelling in English and another in Filipino splits its own search signal, and the split is invisible from inside the profile. The audit flags it.

02

The profile you picked, not one we matched

You choose your business off the live Google list and the audit runs against that exact place. Name matching is where audits quietly score the wrong branch, and there are a lot of streets in this country that share a name with a town.

03

No profile yet is a valid answer

If you do not have a Google Business Profile, the audit runs on your website alone and reports what a profile would add, instead of scoring you zero and calling it a diagnosis.

What this audit cannot tell you

It reads public signals only. It never logs into your Google account, so it cannot see your bookings, your call volume, your ad spend, or anything else behind your login. A profile that looks thin from outside might be performing well for reasons the audit cannot observe.

The AI leg is a snapshot with a date on it. Those engines answer differently for different people and change month to month, so the useful move is running it again later and comparing, not treating one score as a verdict.

If your website turns away automated visitors, the technical leg has less to work with. There is a second fetch path for exactly that case, and it still will not get everything.

Before you start

The questions people ask first

Nothing, and the catch is that a person on our side sees your score. This is the same pipeline we run for paying clients, so it is a real audit rather than a teaser, and we run it hoping some of the businesses that get a bad score would rather we fixed it than fix it themselves. The report is yours either way.

Run it on your own business first.

Then run it on the competitor who keeps outranking you. The second one is usually the more interesting report.

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