Do AI assistants recommend you?
Your customers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI instead of scrolling ten blue links — and those answers name a few companies. Enter your website and we email you a free report on whether you're one of them, who gets named instead, and what to change first.
What lands in your inbox
Five answers, in plain language.
Not a dashboard you have to learn — a short report you can read on your phone and act on the same afternoon.
Where you show up
The buying questions in your market, and which assistants name you when they're asked. This is your baseline — the number everything else is measured against.
Who gets cited instead
The competitors, directories, and comparison sites that own the answers you're missing from — and what they have that you don't.
What the assistants believe about you
The description they repeat back: what you sell, who for, where. Outdated prices, a dropped service, or the wrong city show up here first.
How readable your site is to them
Whether your pages answer questions in the form an assistant can lift: clear claims, structured facts, and crawl rules that don't quietly block AI crawlers.
What to fix first
A short ranked list — the cheap fixes at the top, the structural ones below — so you know what's worth an afternoon and what's worth a quarter.
Yours to keep
The report is useful whether or not you ever use Spellsuite. Hand it to your agency, your developer, or whoever writes the site.
How the check runs
Three steps, none of them yours.
You give us a URL
Just the address. No account, no tracking script, no access to anything you own.
We ask what your customers ask
We read your site to work out what you actually sell, turn that into the questions a buyer would type, and put them to the assistants.
The report lands in your inbox
Findings, competitors, and the ranked fix list — one email, written as sentences.
Why it matters
One answer. Three citations.
A search page gives ten results and a scroll. An assistant gives one paragraph and cites a couple of sources — and most people never click past it. Being the cited source is the new first position, and almost nobody in your market is managing it on purpose yet.
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Illustrative example
Common questions
The check, answered directly.
Is the check really free?
Yes — one report per website, no account, no card. It exists because the fastest way to explain what GEO & AEO means is to show you your own numbers.
Which assistants do you look at?
The ones people actually ask before they buy: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Claude. We run the kind of questions your customers would type, then record whether you appear and who does instead.
How long until the report arrives?
The scan starts when you submit and the report is emailed the moment it finishes — minutes in the normal case. If nothing shows up, check your spam folder, then write to [email protected].
What do you do with my email address?
We send the report to it. That is the whole purpose — no newsletter, no drip sequence, no resale. There is one tick-box on the form for launch news, off unless you turn it on; tick it and you also get the first early-access invite and founding pricing.
Do I need to install or connect anything?
No. The scan works from the outside, on the same public information an assistant sees. Nothing is added to your site and no access is requested.
Is AI visibility just SEO with a new name?
They overlap but they are not the same. Classic SEO competes for a link in a list of ten. AI visibility competes to be the source an assistant paraphrases and cites — one answer, a handful of citations. Structure, machine-readable facts, and third-party mentions matter more than keyword placement.
Join the waitlist
Be first when the suite goes live.
Early access opens Autumn 2026. Waitlisters get the first invites and founding pricing, locked for their first year — no card, no commitment.
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