AI visibility audit · ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
Are you visible where sales happen, or losing money?
Your customers ask AI before they click. The answer becomes the shortlist. If you are
missing there, the sale is already leaking.
I check the groundwork that shortlist is built on: whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
can read your website, and whether a buyer can check what it says.
See what an assistant can read, and what a buyer cannot check.
What you actually get.
Whether AI crawlers can get into your website
Whether your text is there before JavaScript runs
Whether your facts are declared where a machine can read them
Which claims a buyer cannot check: price, licence, people, reviews
The evidence behind every finding
What to fix first, in order of urgency
The audit is complete. No part is held back for a paid version, because there isn't one.
How it works.
01
Send the site and category
Website, what kind of business it is, and where it sells. That is enough to start.
02
I run the audit system
I check whether the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can reach your website and read it, then whether a buyer can verify what it claims.
03
We read the result together
Thirty minutes. No pitch. No generic report. You leave knowing what to fix first whether or not you hire me.
One question decides whether this applies to you.
Do your customers look you up, compare you, or ask someone for a recommendation before they
buy?
If yes, this applies to you, whatever you sell. If your customers buy on impulse and never
compare, it does not, and I will tell you that rather than take your money.
Questions.
See one before you ask for one.
Every audit I run is published at a public link on this site, and any business can have its
own taken down with one email. Read a real one and you will know exactly what lands in your inbox.
Real businesses, published at a public link. Same questions, same method, same report you
would get. If one of these is yours and you want it gone, one email to support@areyouvisible.co
takes it down the same day.
Peptribe
15 things make Peptribe's website harder for an assistant to find, read and check, 6 of them urgent. The first is: Pages with no title. 1 of the things a buyer would go and check is missing, starting with: Nobody is named in a way a machine can read.
17 things make Record PLay's website harder for an assistant to find, read and check, 6 of them urgent. The first is: Pages with no title. 3 of the things a buyer would go and check are missing, starting with: The site links to no review or business listing.
10 things make Securimax's website harder for an assistant to find, read and check, 4 of them urgent. The first is: Sitemap is incomplete. 1 of the things a buyer would go and check is missing, starting with: Nobody is named in a way a machine can read.
The website is readable by every assistant that matters. The three things those same assistants tell a buyer to verify, how the firm is paid, whether it is registered, and whether it acts as a fiduciary, are not on it. The page that promises to answer the licence question answers it in placeholder Latin.