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What does AI tell a buyer in Ohio who asks for your type of machine?
You fill in four fields. We run five probes against three AI systems — in German and English, evaluated separately, using real questions from your market. Within 72 hours a three-page report is in your inbox: whether you are named in both languages, what is said about you and whether it is true, who AI sends your customers to instead, and the three actions that change that fastest.
Method box
- Mode
- A (live measurement, original screenshots) or B (source-based)
- Systems
- ChatGPT · Perplexity · Google AI Overviews / AI Mode
- Languages
- English and German, evaluated separately
- Runs
- repeated, across at least two days
- Result form
- ranges, never single values
Four fields. Two minutes.
No call unless you want one.
I run your check personally. — Girdharee Saran
What the report contains — and what it doesn’t.
- One sentence that states the result.
- Not a bare score, but a commercial finding: which product line loses which questions to which competitor, and through which sources.
- Your grade, with its range.
- AI answers fluctuate; a value without a range would be false precision.
- English and German, separately.
- Two lists, two grades, one difference. Whether it is one grade wide or three, you will know after the check. For exporters this is the finding that surprises most often.
- Four to six claims, fact-checked.
- What AI asserts about you, held individually against your own documentation: correct, incorrect, or unsupported — with the source the incorrect claim most likely came from.
- Exactly three actions.
- Not twenty. Each tied to a source we actually observed being cited in your answers.
- A method box.
- Mode, questions, systems, period, uncertainty — so your marketing lead can see how the result was produced, and repeat it in three months.
- What is not in it: a proposal.
- The report ends with the actions, not with a price.
Frequently asked
What does this actually cost me?
- Nothing, and no call follows unless you want one. You receive the report by email with the offer of a thirty-minute conversation. Ignore the email and nothing further happens.
Why are you giving it away?
- Because showing you what I measure beats explaining that I can measure. Some recipients go on to commission an audit, and that pays for the free checks. Commission nothing and you keep the report anyway.
How are you different from the GEO agencies that exist now?
- In three ways: we measure two languages rather than one, we check whether the claims about you are true rather than only whether you appear, and we let ourselves be measured on enquiries rather than on an index. In many other ways we are not different. Anyone telling you they are completely different is selling you positioning.
Why does your audit cost more than others?
- Because it measures two languages instead of one, and because every claim about you is checked against the source it came from. If you only need one language, a cheaper provider is the right choice, and I will say so in the conversation.
Is this a tool or a person?
- A person. Every check is run, documented and reviewed by hand. That is why there are ten a month and not a thousand.
What if there’s nothing wrong?
- Then the report says so. It is not a sales instrument built to find a problem every time.
We already work with an SEO agency.
- We work alongside them, not against them. The report is written so your agency can act on it — with or without us.
How is this different from the audit?
- The check shows that a gap exists, across five probes. The audit shows how large it is and what it costs, across 50 to 100 questions. The check is never extended into an audit; they are two separate pieces of work.
What happens to our data?
- What you enter in the form — website, name, email, most important product — I use for exactly one thing: to send you the report. No disclosure to third parties, no newsletter, no call sequence. The consent under the form covers nothing else. My company is registered in India. Your data is therefore transferred to a country outside the EU for which the European Commission has issued no adequacy decision. The transfer is made on the basis of the EU Standard Contractual Clauses; the details are in the privacy notice. On a message to [email] I delete your data, without asking why. The check itself needs no internal documents. What is measured is publicly available answers and your public website.