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AI visibility dashboard: A$99 today, then A$29 a month

Today: A$99 for the full check and the first month of your dashboard. Then A$29 a month from day 31; cancel any time before then and you pay nothing more.

Day one: your full AI visibility report. 20 questions your buyers ask, put to Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, ChatGPT and Grok: up to 300 answers, each one listed. Which businesses the answers name instead of you, whether AI crawlers can reach your site, your structured data and security basics, and a plan of up to 7 fixes in order.

Your report reaches you by email within 2 business days of payment. A person checks every report before it is sent. If a check failed or something in your report is wrong, tell me within 14 days and I'll fix it and re-run it free. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law still apply: if the report isn't delivered, or a problem with it can't be fixed, you get a refund.

If you book the $1,500 AI Visibility Audit within 30 days of getting your report, the full $99 comes off it.

Includes the first month of your private dashboard: 5 to 10 priority questions asked again once a week in the same 5 AI tools (weekly and sampled, not real-time). Then $29 a month; cancel any time from the dashboard.

Like example.com.au

As your clients know it. We look for this name in the answers.

This sets the style of the questions.

In the words a customer would search: family lawyer, physiotherapy clinic, electrician. Every question uses this.

Like Brisbane or Northern Rivers

Use an address at your website’s domain to receive the detailed security findings.

By continuing you confirm you own this website or are authorised by its owner, and you agree to the terms. How your details are handled: privacy policy.

Next: we read your homepage and show the 20 questions we will ask, so you can check them before you pay. Today: A$99 for the full check and the first month of your dashboard. Then A$29 a month from day 31; cancel any time before then and you pay nothing more.

Payment is by card through Stripe. What we read: your homepage and one service page, the list of your pages (your sitemap, or up to 30 pages found through your own links), your robots.txt, public DNS records for your email settings, your site’s response headers, public certificate logs, your public Google Business Profile listing, and, for WordPress sites when you order with an email at your website’s domain, one request to the public user-count endpoint (a count only, no user names). For the comparison: the public Google Business Profile listings, homepages and page lists (up to 30 pages each) of the five businesses AI names most, and the directory pages the answers cite. No logins, no scanning, and it doesn’t try to exploit or break anything.