AI VISIBILITY AUDIT$750 · 3 business days
AI is answering questions about your brand right now. You’ve never seen the answers.
Buyers, buyers’ assistants and retail teams now ask AI what to buy, what to stock and whether a brand is legit. The assistants answer from whatever public information they can read—right, wrong or missing. The AI Visibility Audit shows you exactly what they say: 25 real buyer questions, three named AI assistants, every answer screenshotted, and a plain-language plan to fix what they get wrong.
Here are three small-batch horseradish brands that ship nationwide:
Uncle Ott’s, the three rival brands and every answer above are invented to show the method.
One audit run · illustrative25 questions × 3 assistants = 75 answers
Touch or hover any cell to see the buyer question behind it. Every cell is a real answer, screenshotted on a stated run date, scored one of four ways. The pulsing red cells are the wrong answers—those, the absences and the rival recommendations become your gap list, and each one gets a plain-language fix.
01The exact process
The 25 questions. Nothing hidden.
These are the questions, with your brand, category and competitors filled in. Each one runs as a fresh conversation in three named AI assistants—the report names the assistants and the exact run dates. Every answer is screenshotted the moment it renders. Nothing is paraphrased.
- What are the best {category} brands for corporate gifting?
- Recommend a small-batch {category} brand that ships nationwide.
- I want to support an independent {category} maker — who should I try?
- Best {category} subscription to gift, under $50 a month?
- Which {category} brands do chefs and food writers actually rate?
- Is {brand} legit? What are the reviews like?
- Is {brand} worth the price?
- What do customers complain about with {brand}?
- Tell me about {brand} — who’s behind it and what’s their story?
- Are {brand}’s ingredient and sourcing claims real?
- {brand} vs {competitor 1} — which should I buy?
- Is there a cheaper alternative to {competitor 1} that’s just as good?
- What’s the best alternative to {brand}?
- Compare the top {category} brands on price and quality.
- Which {category} brand has the better wholesale program, {brand} or {competitor 2}?
- Where can I buy {brand}?
- Does {brand} wholesale? What are the typical terms?
- Does {brand} have a subscription, and how do I pause or cancel it?
- What is {brand}’s shipping policy — do they ship to {region}?
- Are there {brand} discount codes or bundle deals right now?
- Which retailers stock {brand}?
- What’s a good {category} brand for a hotel, spa or café to stock?
- {category} trends 2026 — which brands are leading?
- Best {category} for {use case}?
- Who makes the best {product} right now?
- Correct — you’re mentioned, the facts are right.
- Wrong — you’re mentioned, but a fact is wrong: your price, your product, your policy, your story.
- Absent — you’re not mentioned where a buyer would expect you.
- Rival — a competitor is recommended instead of you.
{brand} {category} {competitor} {region} {use case} — filled in for your business before the run. Up to two competitors, chosen from your own market and named in writing before anything runs.
Run them yourself if you want — the questions aren’t the product.
A real run is 75 separate fresh conversations, each screenshotted, dated, scored and filed — about a day of careful work — and running them from your own logged-in account can skew what the assistants say about you. The $750 is the run done right: the evidence set, the gap list and the fix plan. The assistants build their answers entirely from public information, which is why auditing the public surface is auditing the exact thing that decides what they say.
02What the bad cells look like
Wrong, absent and rival — shown with the invented brand.
Uncle Ott’s is the same invented horseradish brand from the sample Leak Audit. Every answer below is invented too. In your report, each of these is a real screenshot with a run date.
“Uncle Ott’s Root Club subscription costs $30 a month and can’t be paused.”
The invented club costs $24 and pauses anytime. A buyer who hears the wrong price and the wrong policy doesn’t email to check—they move on. The fix plan names the page that must state the real terms in words a machine can read.
“For corporate gifting, consider Root & Rally or Grate Plains.”
Asked for the best {category} brands to gift, the assistant lists two rivals and stops. No insult, no error—just absence. This is the most common finding and the one founders never see coming, because nothing looks broken.
“Looking for an alternative to Uncle Ott’s? Old Volga Foods is the stronger pick for wholesale.”
Asked directly about the brand, the assistant hands the buyer to a competitor—with a reason. The report shows which public information that reason was built from, so you can answer it where the machines read.
03What you receive
The evidence, the gaps and the fix plan. Yours to keep.
The exact prompt table
All 25 questions with every score across the three assistants—the grid above, filled in with your brand’s real results.
The screenshot evidence set
Every answer, captured the moment it rendered, each with its run date. Nothing paraphrased, nothing sharpened.
What they said about you
What the assistants got right, what they got wrong and what they left out—plus up to two named competitor comparisons from your own market.
The gap list and the fix plan
Each wrong, absent or rival answer mapped to a plain-language fix on your site and public information: the page, the FAQ, the wording. Finished with a 30-minute walkthrough.
04Price and terms
$750. Three business days. Public information only.
$750
Brandon Adams runs it.Not a team, not a tool. The person who reads the answers is the person who writes the fix plan.
What it costs, what it takes
One brand per engagement. You confirm your brand facts—products, prices, policies—so wrong answers can be proven wrong. That takes you about 15 minutes.
The audit uses public information only. No passwords, no exports, no customer data, nothing confidential. There is nothing to install and nothing changes on your site during the audit.
Delivered within three business days of go: agreement signed, payment made, brand facts confirmed. If I miss the three days, you get a refund.
Credits in full
Toward the Leak Audit
The $750 credits in full toward the $2,500 Leak Audit when that agreement is signed and paid within 60 calendar days of delivery. After day 60 the credit expires.
They answer different questions. This audit shows what AI tells your buyers. The Leak Audit follows one process inside your business and shows where it leaks time or money.
What this does not promise.
The report proves what the named assistants answered on the stated run dates, with screenshots. Assistants change their answers; a later re-run is a new engagement, not a defect. Fixing your public information improves what machines can read—but nobody controls what any assistant says next, and I will not pretend otherwise. No promise of future AI rankings, recommendations, mentions, traffic or revenue.
There is no found-nothing refund on this audit, because absence is itself the finding: if the assistants don’t mention you at all, that is the thing you needed to know.
The answers already exist. You just haven’t seen them.
Every day, somewhere, an assistant answers a question your brand should be the answer to. Send me your brand name and site. I’ll confirm the category and competitors with you, then run it.
$750 · three business days · no passwords, no files, nothing to install.
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