It asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini three customer-style questions about your business category — in your city or nationally — and records whether you were named, linked, or absent. It also runs 19 checks on your website for the things that stop AI crawlers reading or trusting it. Then it puts both in one report with a score history.

Real. You see the verbatim answer each assistant gave and the exact question asked. You can open ChatGPT and ask it yourself. The website checks are deterministic — your robots.txt either blocks GPTBot or it doesn’t.

No. Nobody can, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something. We guarantee you’ll know where you stand, why, and what would need to change.

Assistants are probabilistic; ask twice, get slightly different lists. That’s why we ask three questions, keep every run, and show the trend. One report is a reading. Six months of them is evidence.

Named: the assistant used your business name. Linked: it included your website, in the text or in its sources. Linked scores higher because a customer can act on it.

If customers choose you partly because of where you are, local. If they’d buy from you from anywhere, national. Tracking subscribers can run both.

Whether AI crawlers can reach your site (robots.txt, indexability, JavaScript-only content), whether they can identify you (LocalBusiness/Organization schema, name-address-phone, title tags), and whether you’ve given them something to quote (content depth, FAQ content, llms.txt). Nineteen checks, each weighted by how much it matters.

Minutes when automated. If we run yours by hand to keep costs down you’ll have it within one business day, with a short note about what stood out.

No. Everything in the report is public information about your business. Only the Fix Sprint needs a login to your site.

Yes. The Citation Fix Sprint implements the report’s technical findings for a flat $1,950 in three weeks and re-runs the report at the end. When the problem is bigger than citations — traffic that doesn’t convert, rankings that don’t pay — that’s the Revenue Audit at The SEO Savant.

Absolutely. The purchased report’s action plan says exactly what to change, in plain language. Many clients hand it to their developer.

Reports run instantly and aren’t refundable. Use the free readiness scan first if you want to see the meter work.

Yishai, The SEO Savant — in search since 1996, based in Southern Arizona. Duly Noted is the entry tier of that practice: the meter before the mechanic.

We’re setting up white-label seats. Contact us and tell us how many clients you’d run it for.