For agencies
Answer the client question you cannot currently answer.
Clients are already asking what ChatGPT says about them. Guessing is not a good look, and neither is a number you cannot show the working for.
What you get per client
Each client is a separate workspace with its own subjects, schedule and reports.
Recurring checks
The same questions, asked on a schedule, so movement is measurable rather than anecdotal. A single reading cannot tell you whether your work did anything.
Reports with evidence attached
Every number in a report traces to a stored answer. When a client asks where a figure came from, you can show them the text.
An outreach list, ranked
The sources the engines already trust for that client’s service and area, ordered by how often they appear. That is a work plan, not a dashboard.
The outreach list withholds what it cannot prove
This is the part we would rather explain than have you discover.
Only sources proven to serve the UK are offered
Cited sources for a UK question are not automatically UK businesses — we have measured an Alabama firm appearing in the sources for a query about a UK city. A target your client cannot realistically appear alongside is not a target, so any host we have not positively established serves the UK is held back.
And we count what we held back
Withheld sources are shown as a count on the page — “N more cited sources held back until we can confirm they serve the UK” — rather than disappearing. A shorter list with an honest footnote beats a longer one with foreign firms hidden inside it.
Worked example
What monitoring one business for six days showed
A roadside-assistance firm in London, checked 28 times on the same three questions across six days in August 2026. Nothing was done to the business in between — no listings, no site changes, no campaign.
- 17 → 50Range of the visibility score across those 28 runsOur corpus, August 2026. Mean 34.9. The business was unchanged throughout.
- 28Readings behind that rangeSame three questions, same four engines, six consecutive days.
- ±47%The swing either side of the mean a single check could have shownA check on the right day shows a 47% gain; on the wrong day, a 47% loss. Same business, no work done.
We are publishing this against our own interest: it means a single check — including ours — cannot tell a client whether they are improving. If an agency shows a score that rose after their work, ask how many readings sit behind each end of the comparison. Two points on a signal this volatile mean nothing. Read the full Q3 report.
Built for being questioned
Agency work gets audited by the client. These are the parts that matter when it is.
Every claim is traceable
Answers and citations are stored and readable, so a report is a record rather than an assertion.
Unmeasurable is labelled
A check that could not be scored shows a dash and says so, instead of presenting a confident zero you would have to defend.
No guarantees, on purpose
We will never hand you a promise of placement to pass on. What you can promise a client is measurement, and that we do guarantee.
Try it on one client first
Run a free check on a client’s business, read the evidence, and decide whether the report is something you would put your name on.