Right now that question returns six names. Yours isn't one of them.
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What changed
The explanation is boring. Your buyer stopped searching the way they searched two years ago. They open ChatGPT and type: who should I call for a roof in Tampa.
Six names come back, with licenses, ratings and review counts. Yours isn't there — and there's no way for you to find out, because you're not standing behind them while they read it.
You didn't drop in the rankings. You just didn't make the answer.
Free check
Two words. What you do and what city. «Roofing, Tampa.»
Three engines, three runs each, using the question your buyer would actually type — not the one you'd type.
Three runs of the first engine, right on this page, with the spread. The other six land in your inbox. Who got named, how many times, and whether you're on it.
If you're on the list and near the top, we'll say so. Then there's nothing for us to sell you.
While we were there
Each of these is fixable on its own, and our prices are open.
But the order matters more than the list. While the crawler is turned away, rewriting pages does nothing — nobody reads them. While the listing shows an old address, cleaning directories does nothing — they pull from it.
If you don't know where to start, that's one call. You get the order of work: what first, what next, and what not to bother with. $500, credited against whatever you order afterward.
Or pick one job yourself — prices below
In a quarter
Now
A buyer asks an AI who to call. It names six companies. You're not one of them, and you never find out.
After
You get named alongside them, with your price in the same line.
Now
Three different phone numbers and two addresses across eight directories, one of them from a location you left. Somewhere you're merged with a same-name business two states over, and their reviews read as yours.
After
The same facts everywhere. Dead listings removed, the namesake unhooked, trade directories filled. Nothing left for an engine to get wrong.
Now
«Quality and professionalism since 2009.» Prices in an image or «call for a quote». Your city appears once, in the footer. Nothing an engine can quote.
After
City in the headline, as a word. Price or range in plain text. Answers written in the words people actually use to ask. Reviews as text, not screenshots.
Now
You don't. You have a feeling the phone rings less. Your vendor shows a dashboard where everything is up.
After
Two measurements, day zero and day ninety. Same questions, same three engines, three runs each. Line-by-line difference with screenshots, no interpretation from us.
Now
Nobody. You pay monthly, results get discussed in adjectives, and leaving is awkward.
After
The question list is agreed in writing before we start and frozen. If not one engine names you, you get every dollar back.
Price
Not one number on the right is ours. Those are other people's published prices for the same work, and you can open them.
| The work | Elsewhere |
| Two measurements, before and afterThree to five of your buyer's questions, three engines, three runs each, with screenshots | $190 |
| Eight core directories plus trade listings, correctedSame facts everywhere, dead listings removed | $400 |
| Pages rewritten the way buyers ask | $600 |
| Third-party directories and correction requestsThe places engines quote more often than your own site | $450 |
| A page engines can readIf you don't have a site, or the one you have can't be saved | $1,500 |
| Included on top | |
| The NamesakeWe find the business you've been merged with and unhook it. Their reviews stop reading as yours | $300 |
| The Open DoorWe check whether your server lets ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity in — and open it. Protocol before and after | $300 |
| Your Fact SheetTwenty-five statements about you, including «who we get confused with». Yours forever — anyone can audit you against it, including you | $150 |
| A list for your web guyThe edits in his language, one page. If you have a developer, we never touch your site | $100 |
| Two edits a monthChanged a price, an address, a service, your hours — we push it everywhere you're listed | $300 |
| Fast lane on new errorsSomething false shows up mid-quarter, we fix it out of turn, no charge | $250 |
| If bought separately | $4,540 |
| The quarter | $1,500 |
One payment, quarter up front. No setup fee, no processing fee, no auto-renewal.
Why not cheaper. Below us sit $29–99 monthly tools. They show you a number. Since May and June that number is free from Microsoft Clarity and Google Search Console — and the work after the number is what nobody does. We sell the work.
Why not more. Agencies ask $1,500 to $5,000 a month for the same thing. We charge one of their months, and it's a finished quarter with a measurement at both ends.
Ninety days
Free check. The list of names being returned instead of yours.
Forty minutes on the phone. Together we write three to five of your buyer's questions and freeze them. Baseline captured with screenshots.
Directories. Open any one of them and see the same facts. This is the part you can check with your own eyes before the quarter is over.
Pages. Read your own site and find your city, your price and your answers.
Third-party directories, and letters to whoever is publishing something false about you.
Second measurement. Same questions, same engines, line-by-line difference.
Ninety days is how long the work takes. It is not a promise about when customers arrive. The second measurement sits on day ninety for a dull reason: the measurement is noisy, and over a single month the difference would drown in that noise.
Guarantees
Not named — full refund
Before we start, we write three to five questions together and freeze the list. On day zero we capture the baseline: every question, three engines, three runs each — twenty-seven to forty-five answers, all with screenshots. On day ninety we run the same thing the same way, the same number of times.
If your name appears in none of those answers, we return the full $1,500. We count it ourselves, against the same frozen questions and the same number of runs as on day zero.
No form to fill in, no proof to send, no reason to give — we count it ourselves and send it back ourselves.
We miss the date — the next quarter is on us
If the second measurement isn't delivered on day ninety, you get the following quarter at no charge. The clock starts when you sign off the question list, not when you pay.
What can't be fixed, we don't bill for
Some false information is baked into a model during training, and nobody on earth can reach it. We find those in week one, tell you, and take that work off the invoice. Before you pay, not after.
No percentage. No number of calls. No date by which customers show up. Nobody can honestly promise those. What we promise is that after this, an engine can name you — today it couldn't, even if it wanted to.
The measurement is noisy, and here is how noisy. The same question, the same engine, six days apart, with no work done in between — and only a fraction of the named companies carry over: Claude 13%, Google AI Mode 20%, ChatGPT 25%, Perplexity 30%. That is not somebody else's estimate, it is our own measurement: six hundred and sixty answers by program and a hundred and fifteen by hand.
Everything else follows from that. It is why each engine is run three times. Why we show you the spread instead of one number. And why the second measurement sits on day ninety rather than day seven. Anyone showing you «17% visibility» as one clean figure is showing you a horoscope.
Your part
There's no questionnaire.
We never touch the site. He gets a one-page list of edits in his own language. No access needed.
Give us access and we make the edits. Don't want to — you get the same list and do it when it suits you.
We build a single page engines can read. We don't touch the old one at all. The page is included in the quarter and it stays yours.
We never ask for access to your money, your accounts or your customer list. Not in any of the three.
Andrii and Masha. Two people. Wealthboosterpro LLC, Casper, Wyoming.
Fair questions
«I can just ask ChatGPT myself»
You can, and it takes two minutes. Go ahead. Three things will come out differently, and all three change the answer. You'll ask one engine — the three don't agree. You'll ask once — two runs ten hours apart agree on 28% of names, so a single answer means nothing. And you'll ask the way you think, not the way a buyer asks: in one real case a company appeared in zero of forty-one answers with location set, and in three out of three once the city was written into the sentence as a word.
«There are $29 tools that do this»
They show a number. So do we, free, in the check you just ran. And since May and June that number is free from Microsoft Clarity and Google Search Console, so paying $29 a month for it makes no sense for anyone. The number by itself changes nothing. You learn you're named zero times out of nine — then what? Someone has to clean eight directories, rewrite pages, unhook the namesake and write to the listings that have you wrong. No tool does that, at $29 or $99. That's hands, and hands cost money. The thermometer got free. It still can't treat anything.
«What if it doesn't work»
Then you don't pay. We write the question list together before we start and freeze it, so there's no argument later about what counts as success. Zero mentions across three engines after ninety days means the full amount comes back. That's the one part of this where the risk sits with us, and it's written down before you reach for a card.
"I'm not sure this is actually my problem"
Then don't buy this one. We have a separate step for exactly that case — when everything hurts at once or you can't tell where: the deep diagnostic. A study of your business from open sources and your own answers, $500 once, credited against your first implementation payment. If we don't see where it pays off for you, we'll say so. What's in it →
The check is free and commits you to nothing. If you're on the list and near the top, we'll tell you that.
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