Free · Houston businesses
Your customers stopped searching and started asking. We run 40 of their real questions through ChatGPT, Google AI, Claude and Perplexity, then send you every answer, including the ones naming your competitors.
"Who are the best web design agencies in Houston for a small business?"
A few Houston agencies come up consistently for small-business work. Thrive Internet Marketing is the most established name locally. Lounge Lizard is often recommended for design-led builds, and Blue Atlas has a strong reputation on the technical side.
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Nobody clicked a search result. There is no ranking to check, no click to attribute, and no analytics report that will ever tell you this conversation happened.
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One number, 0-100, weighted so that being absent from "best web design agency in Houston" counts for more than being absent from a definition question. Broken out per engine, because coverage is rarely the same across all four.
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Not a summary. The full text of what each assistant said, with your name and every competitor's name marked up. Most owners read three of these and stop needing to be convinced.
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A ranked list of the competitors AI recommends in your place, and how often. It is usually a shorter list than your Google competitors, and not always the same names.
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Every domain the models cited while answering. This is the most useful page in the report: it tells you exactly where to get listed, reviewed or mentioned to change the answer.
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Your business name, what you do, and the city you serve. That is the whole form. We build the prompt set from there.
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Forty buying-intent questions across four assistants. Every answer is captured in full, then read by a person, not just scored by a script.
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Emailed within two business days. If you want help fixing what it shows, that is a separate conversation you are free not to have.
Ten years of SEO work bought you a position on a results page. An assistant answering a question does not show that page. It reads a handful of sources, writes a paragraph, and names two or three businesses.
You can hold the top organic spot and still not be one of them. That gap does not appear in Search Console, it does not appear in Analytics, and it does not appear in any report your current agency is sending you, because the customer never arrived to be counted.
The audit is free because the finding sells itself. Either you are in the answers, in which case you have one less thing to worry about, or you are not, and you would rather know now.
Three fields. No call to book, no card, no sales team chasing you. We email the report, then a few follow-ups on what it means and what to do about it. One click stops them.
There isn't one, but there is a motive. We sell AI search visibility work, and the fastest way to explain why it matters is to show you your own results. Plenty of people read the report and do the work themselves. That's fine.
SEO reporting tells you where you sit on a results page. This tells you whether an assistant names you at all when it answers a question out loud. They are different signals, and they disagree more often than you'd expect. Ranking first and never being cited is a common result.
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Claude and Perplexity. The per-engine split is usually the most surprising page in the report: businesses that do well on one are frequently invisible on another.
No. The report arrives by email and that is the end of our obligation to each other. If you want to talk about fixing what it shows, you can book a call when you're ready.
Often, yes, though not by trickery. It is a matter of giving the models something to read. Assistants cite sources; if the pages that answer your customers' questions don't exist, or exist without naming you clearly, there is nothing to pull from. That's the work described on our AI search visibility page.