AI Visibility Check
More people now find businesses by asking an AI assistant rather than scrolling a results page. This one-off check tells you whether anything is standing in the way, and what to fix first.
In short
The AI Visibility Check is a one-off review, costing £75, of whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers can find your business, read what you do, and be confident they have the right company. It covers your website and your wider online presence: your Google Business Profile, directory listings, social profiles and Companies House record. You get a plain-language PDF report with a prioritised fix list within 2 working days of payment, and a short call to walk through it.
How it works
First, whether AI crawlers are allowed to read your website at all. A blocked crawler is a common and entirely fixable default.
Then whether your pages present their content in a form an assistant can use: headings, structured data, and text that is visible without running scripts.
Finally, whether your name, location and services match everywhere they appear, so an assistant can be confident it has the right business.
Free tools online will read your website's settings and tell you whether an AI crawler is allowed in. That is a useful check and it is included here. What those tools cannot do is look at everything else: your Google Business Profile, your directory and trade listings, your social profiles, your Companies House record, and whether they all describe the same business in the same way.
An assistant has to work out which of those entries is you before it will name you with any confidence. That is the part this check is built around. What this means for you: you find out whether mixed-up details elsewhere are undermining an otherwise sound website.
Whether your business is set up to be found, read and correctly identified by AI assistants. Every finding is something observable that you can act on, and the report shows the evidence behind it.
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google actually name your business today. Nobody can measure that reliably: answers vary between users, change week to week, and no assistant publishes why it chose one business over another. This check tells you whether anything is standing in your way. It does not promise a mention, and the report will not claim one.
Fill in the details below and continue to payment. Your report arrives within 2 working days of your payment clearing, and we will be in touch to arrange the call.
This is a one-off check of your whole online presence for AI assistants. SEO Management is an ongoing monthly check of your website for both search engines and AI assistants.
No. Everything is checked from the outside, the way an AI crawler sees it.
Yes. The report gives you a list you can hand to whoever looks after your website. If you would rather we worked through it, that is billed separately at our standard hourly rate. Tell us after you have read the report.
Online by card through Stripe after you submit your details. We never see your card details. If you would rather not order online, email hello@scorpionaitooling.uk and we will set your check up directly.
Getting found
88 independent businesses around Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent surveyed: 65 had a website not doing them justice. Anonymised dataset, CC BY 4.0.
Getting found
AI assistants read a website differently from a person. A plain look at what they can and cannot pick up, and the ordinary fixes that close the gap.
Getting found
Your name, address and phone number appear in more places than you think. Here is why they drift apart, why it matters, and how to bring them back into line.
Getting found
Headings are the outline search engines, AI assistants and screen readers read a page from. Four ways they drift, a five-minute check and what good looks like.
Getting found
Sixteen of 88 surveyed businesses had no working web address while still trading. How renewals fail silently, what else stops working, and a ten-minute check.
Getting found
The Google Business Profile fields that decide which searches you appear in, two sections many people miss, handling reviews within the rules, and a routine.
Getting found
Deciding what your website is for, the four figures worth watching, three that mislead on small numbers, and the one question that tells you more than any.
Getting found
Just under a third of surveyed local websites failed on upkeep: a stale copyright year, a leftover template page or a duplicate copy. A twenty-minute check.
Book a call at a time that suits you, or email if you would rather write it down. You speak to the person who would do the work, and you get a straight answer and a fixed quote.
