Your customers are asking AI. Who does it recommend?
When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude the exact questions your business answers for a living, somebody gets named and somebody gets the link. The audit tells you who, on your questions, against your named competitors, with the receipts. Delivered within 24 hours of your intake call.
What the deliverable looks like
A live capture from our demo instance, fictional clinic, real machinery. Your audit runs this against your market.
What you get
Pick a market and watch the questions change. The rest of the picture is the same for every audit.
Thirty to fifty questions your buyers ask.
Three of the shape, for a med spa in Tampa. Yours are drawn from your services, your geography, and your search data if you share it, and built by a person from your market.
Four assistants, every question.
120 to 200 answers scored: who was named, who was cited, who got the link.
Whose name the machines say, topic by topic.
Those are the demo instance's numbers, invented clinic, from the capture above. Yours shows where you already own the answer, where a competitor does, and which gaps are worth writing for first.
Two pages, three moves, and thirty minutes on a call.
What it means and the three moves it points to, in plain language you can forward, walked through with the report on screen by the person who ran it. If the numbers say the channel is not worth your money yet, the report says that too.
An audit that always recommends hiring us would not be worth $495.
Three steps, then 24 hours
- 01You name the market.
A twenty minute intake: your services, your territory, the competitors you lose to, and the questions you hear on sales calls.
- 02We run the scan.
Every question through all four assistants, scored and logged by the same collection engine our managed clients run weekly.
- 03You get the read.
The report, the walkthrough, and the prioritized list of what to publish. Yours to act on with anyone, including not us.
Why now: the answers are being written now. Assistant referrals are small for most businesses today, and they compound. Want it running weekly? That is the Recommendation Engine, $750 a month, and this audit credits to your first month. In a regulated vertical? Good, that is home turf.
Asked before, answered straight
Is this just AI generated slop about AI?
No. The scan is automated because asking four assistants fifty questions by hand would be malpractice, but the question set is built by a person from your market, and the read is written by the person who will walk you through it.
Why does this matter if my traffic still comes from Google?
Because the answers are being written now. Assistant referrals are small for most businesses today, and they compound: the sources assistants learn to cite early keep getting cited. The audit tells you whether your market has been claimed yet, and by whom.
Is this one time or ongoing?
The audit is one time: one scan, one report, one walkthrough, $495, done. If the numbers deserve watching, the Recommendation Engine is the ongoing version: your own dashboard, the same scan running weekly against your competitors, your site traffic joined in, and a monthly written read, $750 a month. The audit fee credits to your first month.
What happens after?
Whatever the numbers deserve. Some audits end with a prioritized list you execute in house. Some become the ongoing Recommendation Engine. Some become a full Growth Center engagement, where the content that wins the topics gets planned, gated and measured too. The $495 credits to your first month on any of them.
Regulated vertical?
Good, that is home turf. Kesey also runs Pre-Trip, a compliance scanner for regulated health marketing, and the managed platform ships with fail closed compliance gates. The audit itself is measurement only.
Find out whose name the machines say.
$495 one time, delivered within 24 hours of your intake call. If the numbers earn an engagement, it credits to your first month.