Business clarity
Can a reader identify the company, offer, audience, and market from the page?
Free Canadian business check
Run a free AI visibility audit that checks one public homepage and three live OpenAI buyer questions. You get the evidence, the gaps, and a practical order for fixing them. No account, card, or website access is required.
Public pages only. Informational results. No placement or revenue guarantee.
A useful baseline
A business can have excellent metadata and still be absent from a buyer answer. It can also be mentioned with the wrong service or location. A useful audit shows each signal separately instead of hiding everything inside one unexplained score.
Can a reader identify the company, offer, audience, and market from the page?
Are the title, description, canonical, crawler rules, and page response deliberate?
Does the page provide useful structured data without unsupported claims?
Does the business appear when one OpenAI model answers neutral buyer questions?
Is the company presented as a possible fit for the stated need?
Which first-party or third-party pages are returned as supporting evidence?
About ten minutes
Enter the website address. The read-only scanner checks the page a prospective customer is most likely to encounter first.
Add the business name, category, primary offer, and market so the live questions reflect a real customer need instead of a branded search.
See the exact questions, model answers, citations, competitor mentions, and prioritized corrections. Keep observations separate from assumptions.
Interpret the result carefully
AI answers can change with the model, question wording, location, sources, and time. A single audit tells you what happened in one controlled check. It should guide the next useful action, not become a permanent grade for the business.
Start with access problems and incorrect facts. Then improve thin or ambiguous pages that matter to buyers. Repeat the same questions after meaningful changes if you need to know whether the observations persist.
Common questions
It runs two separate checks. The website readiness scan reviews one public homepage for clear business facts, metadata, canonical signals, structured data, and crawler access. The live OpenAI snapshot then tests three neutral buyer questions and records mentions, recommendations, citations, and answer evidence.
No. The audit reads public pages only. It does not request CMS, hosting, GitHub, or administrator credentials, and it never changes your website.
No. AI answers can vary by model, time, location, and question wording. The audit records evidence from one controlled check. It does not guarantee a mention, ranking, citation, traffic, or sales.
The free tools can inspect a public business website in any supported market, but the product, examples, pricing, and guidance are designed first for Canadian small businesses.
Start with what is public
Use your real homepage and a real customer buying situation. The result is more useful when the questions are specific and unbranded.