Does ChatGPT, Google, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity know your business exists?
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Your web site has 3 seconds to make an impression. Find out what Google sees, whether AI assistants like ChatGPT would recommend you, and exactly what to fix, in plain English. One clear check of your website. One price. No contract and no monthly bill.
Want the full picture?
The full check goes much further than the free one, and you get a plain-English report by email within a few hours.
- Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini name you when a customer asks for your trade in your town
- The words you are found for on Google, and where you come
- A look round up to 25 pages of your site for broken links and missing basics
- How fast your site loads on a phone, from Google's own test
- Ready-to-paste page titles, a description and questions for your page, written for you
- A short to-do list, most important first, in plain English
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How it works
No contract. No jargon. No sales calls.
Check free
Type your web address above. In about ten seconds you see the basics: whether Google can read your site, how it looks on a phone, and whether AI assistants are being turned away.
Pay once
If you want the full picture, it is £7. One payment by PayPal or card. There is no subscription to forget about.
Read your report
A plain-English report lands in your inbox within a few hours: what is wrong, why it matters to your business, and what to do, most important first.
Whether you like AI or not
You do not have to like AI. Your customers are already using it.
Love it, loathe it or would rather not think about it, more and more people now ask ChatGPT, Google's AI answers or the assistant on their phone to recommend a local business, instead of scrolling through a page of links. If those tools have never heard of you, you are not on the shortlist, however good your work is.
The good news: you do not need to use AI to be found by it. It mostly comes down to the things that have always mattered. A clear website that says what you do, where you do it and how to reach you, and the same details wherever your business appears online.
It has never been more important to optimise your website for the way people search today. Our check shows you exactly where you stand with Google and with the AI assistants, in plain English, with no jargon and nothing to sign up to.
The jargon, busted
SEO, AEO and GEO in plain English
Three new-sounding names for one old idea: making sure people can find you. Here is what each one means for a small business.
Search engine optimisation
Being found on Google and Bing when someone types what you do and where. Page titles, descriptions, a site that works on a phone and pages Google can read.
Still where most customers start.
Answer engine optimisation
Being the answer, not just a link. Google's AI Overviews, Siri and Alexa often give one answer instead of ten links. Clear questions and answers on your site help you be the one they pick.
The answer at the top gets the click.
Generative engine optimisation
Being named when ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini write a recommendation. They lean on websites they trust and on businesses whose details match everywhere they look.
The newest, and growing fastest.
They overlap far more than the jargon suggests, so getting the basics right helps all three at once. Our full check looks at each of them and tells you what to fix first.
What is in the full report
The questions that actually bring in customers
Would ChatGPT recommend you?
We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini what your customers would ask, for your trade in your town, and show you who they name.
What Google sees
The words people use to find you, where you come for them, and the pages Google may be skipping.
How you look on a phone
Google's own speed test on a phone, explained without the numbers soup.
Your to-do list
The fixes in order, with page titles and wording written for you to copy and paste, or hand to your web designer.
Why we built it
When I was starting out online, I would happily have paid for a clear report that told me what was wrong with my website and what to do about it. What I found instead was jargon, and people who wanted a monthly contract before they would tell me anything.
So this is the check I wish I had had back then. One price, plain English, and a list of things you can actually do, whether you do them yourself or hand them to the person who built your site.
Adrian, Best Rated Company
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