Buyers are already asking ChatGPT about you.You have never seen the answer.This audit is that answer.

A written report of 40 to 60 pages, a spreadsheet holding every prompt, every answer and every citation the engines gave, a 90-day roadmap sequenced by effort against impact, and a recorded 60-minute call with the people who ran it. All of it is sent to you. There is nothing to log into and nothing that expires.

We run a free one too, and you should take that first. It is 15 prompts across five engines under three conditions, and it will tell you whether you have a problem. What it cannot do is check whether the crawlers reach your pages, map every source the engines pull from, or sequence 90 days of work, because those take about seven business days rather than two. That is what the $800 buys, and the price is deliberately low enough that walking away afterwards costs you very little.

For a baseline, yes. The prompts are built from your category and weighted toward the queries that sit closest to a purchase, so they cover the ground that matters rather than sampling everything evenly. If you are at the size where 200 is the right number, that is the Expansion audit, and it comes with the retainer rather than on its own.

Yes, and some people do. The report is written to be an instruction set rather than a pitch, which is why the roadmap carries effort estimates instead of our rate card. If you hand it to someone cheaper and they ship it well, the audit still did its job.

It comes off your first month if you start a retainer within 60 days of delivery. After that it does not, because the baseline has aged and the first month of a retainer includes a fresh one anyway.

Forty-five minutes on day one, read access to GA4 and Search Console, and server logs if you can get them. The logs are the only awkward one and the audit still runs without them, it just means crawler access is inferred rather than proven.

Rarely, and we will not pretend otherwise to win the work. Five of the seven days are the run itself and the engines answer at their own pace. If your timeline is genuinely shorter than that, say so on the call and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.

It gets checked in about a minute, and then we move on. There is no public evidence that any major engine reads it as a ranking input. If an audit hands you llms.txt, schema-for-AI and content chunking as its headline findings, you have been sold plumbing as strategy.