Free AI visibility pilot: three places every month

What you get for applying — even if we don't pick you

This part is not a prize draw. Apply and you get both of these.

• A measurement of where you stand now We ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude the questions a buyer types when looking for what you sell, and count how many of those answers name you and how many link to your site. You get the counts and the answers themselves, verbatim.
• An on-page audit of your site A read of your site the way an answer engine reads it: what it can reach, what it can parse, what it finds relevant. Findings with the observation and what to do about it — written by a person, not generated.

Both arrive within 5 working days of your application. If it will take longer, we write and tell you so.

Then you decide whether to go further. There is nothing to cancel and nobody will chase you.

What the three places are

For the three we pick, the audit is the beginning rather than the end. We spend 30 days on the things that decide whether an engine names you, and we measure again on day 45 — engines need time to re-crawl. You choose how the work runs: you do it with our plan and prompts, or we hand you patches and posts and you apply and publish them. We never take passwords.

The second measurement uses the same questions as the first. That is the whole point — otherwise "before" and "after" are not comparable.

How we choose

We pick the three where 30 days of work can actually move something. In practice that means:

• Your market is not already saturated with competitors the engines know well. A crowded category needs more than 30 days, and we would be setting you up to be disappointed.
• There is something on your site we can work with — a real product or a real service, pages an engine can reach, someone who can approve a text.
• You are willing to leave an honest review at the end and let us write about what happened, naming your company.

Applying does not mean we will take you on. We promise to read every application and to send you the measurement and the audit — that is the part that does not depend on our choice.

We write to everyone either way, within the same window as the audit. If we pick you, that email starts the conversation about your test questions.

What we ask from the three in return

One honest review on Clutch — positive or negative, whatever your real experience was. Clutch's terms require you to state in the review that the work was free; we ask you to do exactly that. We never see or approve your text before you post it, and nothing we do depends on what it says.

And permission to publish what happened as a case study on webappski.com, naming your company and showing your real numbers — including the ones that did not move.

Neither is a condition for getting your reports. The measurement and the audit are yours from the moment we send them.

What we do not promise

We do not promise citations, positions in answers, or a number going up. No provider publishes how it picks its sources, and anyone who promises you a position is guessing. Here is what we do promise instead: we get the things that depend on you and your site right, then measure again with the same questions and show you the difference — including when there isn't one.

We publish our own drops too. Our measurement of TypelessForm went 100, then 92, then 50, then 83 — every run is on the site, dips included. See every run we have ever made

What we need from you if we pick you

• One person who can approve a text.
• How your name is written, and anything we must not say about you.
• Three to five competitors, as you see them.
• Google Search Console access at Full user level, so we can see how crawlers actually read your pages and submit fixed URLs for re-crawling. You can revoke it in one click. We do not ask for owner rights and we never take passwords.

Questions

Questions people actually ask