AI visibility checker · Twelve questions · Three minutes · No sign-up - When a customer asks an AI assistant, does it name you? Check the signals it reads.
Twelve plain questions score the things an assistant reads before it names a business: whether your site says what you do and where, how it is structured, whether your details agree across the web, the proof it can cite, the technical signals, and whether you have ever checked. You get the gaps in order, the fixed-price step that closes the first, and a summary to keep or send. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
AI visibility checker
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- Question 8
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- Question 10
- Question 11
- Question 12
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Your visibility signals
0 of 12 answered
– / 18
- Clarity–Clarity: not yet answered
- Structure–Structure: not yet answered
- Consistency–Consistency: not yet answered
- Proof–Proof: not yet answered
- Technical–Technical: not yet answered
- Awareness–Awareness: not yet answered
0.32 %
of website visits come from AI assistants across 101,574 sites; small, and growing, and the assistant only sends people it can describe you to.
Source: SE Ranking, analysis of 101,574 websites, 2026
How the score works - Plain rules, so you can check the result yourself.
No weighting tricks and no hidden lead score. 6 dimensions, three points each, 18 at the top, scored the same way for everyone.
Six dimensions, three points each
Clarity, structure, consistency, proof, technical and awareness each score 0 to 3 from one or more questions. Eighteen is the top score.
The site comes first
Weak technical signals alongside weak clarity or structure point at the Pulse Check before the AI Visibility Audit, because an assistant cannot describe a site that does not say what it does.
The score is a proxy, not the answer
Every signal here is a guess at what an assistant reads. The audit is the only way to see what it actually says, because it asks.
Your numbers stay yours
Nothing you enter leaves your browser. The audit only starts once you choose to book it.
What each dimension measures
- 01Clarity
- Does the site say what, for whom and where?
- 02Structure
- Service pages and location content?
- 03Consistency
- Name, phone and address agree everywhere?
- 04Proof
- Reviews and expertise an assistant can cite?
- 05Technical
- Schema, llms.txt, speed and mobile?
- 06Awareness
- Have you ever asked an assistant?
The evidence behind the questions - Why these 12 questions.
Every statistic shown beside a question is published, with its source. They are the reasons the questions run in the order they do.
- 0.32 %of website visits come from AI assistants, small and growingSE Ranking, analysis of 101,574 websites, 2026
- About a thirdof published llms.txt files fail the specAI Visibility Audit research note
- Ten pagesis how many the audit restructures so an assistant can lift a correct, dense answerAI Visibility Audit scope
- Twenty questionsyour customers ask, put to five assistants, is the baseline the audit starts fromAI Visibility Audit scope
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Delivered on the scoped date or 20 % refunded. Fixed price. No lock-in. You own the work.
Founder
Manish Kumar
Manish Kumar is the founder of Successify Media. He has an MBA in entrepreneurship from UTS, a background in business analysis and web application delivery, and a Cert IV in cyber security in progress. He runs every engagement personally from Wollongong, NSW.
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