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Your customers stopped searching — they ask an AI. We measure what ten engines actually say about you, including the Chinese ones most tools skip, then make your name the answer.
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No credit card · 30 seconds · 10 engines
Right now, in someone’s chat window
Your brand isn’t in that answer. The customer never sees you, never bounces off your site, never shows up in your analytics. The loss is invisible — that’s what makes it expensive.
Sound familiar?
Four moments that cost real money, none of which show up anywhere you look.
A family two blocks away asks an assistant where to eat tonight. It names three restaurants. You are not one of them, and you will never learn that the question was asked.
Half your customers search in Chinese. Doubao and Qwen read Chinese sources, find nothing about you, and answer with the shop that has a 小红书 page.
An engine says you closed, or moved, or sell something you stopped selling in 2023. It has said this to every person who asked, for months.
Traffic is flat, ads still work, nothing looks broken. The buyers who used to find you by searching are now being handed a shortlist, and you are off it.
Why it happens
Nobody announced it. There was no migration, no redirect — buyers simply started asking a machine instead of typing into a box, and the machine started answering with three names.
Before they open a website or read a review, people ask an assistant who to choose. That reply becomes the shortlist they act on.
When a model doesn’t know or trust you well enough, it doesn’t hedge — it confidently recommends someone else, by name, in your category.
No click, no bounce, no line in your analytics. The customer you lost looks exactly like a customer who never existed.
Coverage
Most tools measure the same five Western models and stop there. We measure those — plus Doubao, Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi and Yuanbao, where a huge share of Chinese-speaking buyers actually ask.
No guesswork, no black hat. Every number comes from a live API call we can show you. We don’t buy reviews and we don’t seed fake threads — everything we build for you is something you’d be happy to show a customer.
How it works
We ask every engine the questions your buyers actually type, several times over, and count what comes back. That’s your baseline — a number, not a feeling.
Structured data, answer-first pages, llms.txt, and citations on the third-party sources the engines already trust. In English, in Chinese, or both.
Models retrain and rivals chase. We re-measure monthly, replace citations that decay, and tell you plainly if you slipped — and why.
What you actually get
Each of these is a real surface in your report — the sample figures below are illustrative.
One number
Mention rate, share of voice and citation rate compressed into a single 0–100 read, with the three components broken out so nobody has to take it on faith.
Example · visibility score
In their words
The fastest way to find out a model thinks you sell something you don’t. We ask all ten to describe your business in a line and hand you the raw answers.
Example · engine descriptions
The lever
Every domain the engines lean on when answering your questions, ranked. The ones marked as openings are exactly where the next month of work goes.
Example · cited sources
The plan
Quick wins on your own site, then the slower off-site work. This is the list we work from — you don’t have to lift any of it yourself.
Example · action plan
What changes
No lock-in and no retainer you can’t leave. The audit — plan included — is yours to keep either way, and yours to hand to your own team if you have one. Most owners don’t, which is what the second and third lines are for.
The ten-engine measurement and the scored report: how each AI describes you, who gets recommended instead of you, and a fix plan in priority order. Yours to keep whether or not we do the work.
The audit, then the work it calls for — structured data, llms.txt, answer-first content, the off-site citations, your Google profile, and one consistent identity across every listing an engine checks. Everything except the website itself.
Tier 02 plus a bilingual website built AI-ready from day one — structured data, llms.txt and clean entity markup already in it, so nothing has to be retrofitted later. A site on its own is CA$2,800; here it is a thousand, because we are already inside your content, your listings and your data while we do the rest.
Then CA$600 / month to hold the position — automatic re-measurement across all ten engines, fresh citations, and an alert when an engine turns against you. Cancel any time.
See every service and build your own quote →Prices are in Canadian dollars. We’re a Metro Vancouver business billing in CAD — US and international clients are welcome, and we’ll quote the USD equivalent at the day’s rate before you commit to anything.
For the skeptics
No. SEO wins a position on a page of ten blue links. This is about being named inside a generated answer, where there is no page and usually no list — often just one or two brands. Different signals, different work, different measurement.
Fair, and the honest answer is that the technical foundation is one-time. What isn’t one-time: models retrain, sources get updated, and your competitors are doing this too. The monthly fee buys measurement and defence, not repeated setup — and you can stop it the month you decide it isn’t earning.
No, and anyone who guarantees it is lying to you. We guarantee honest measurement, real work on the signals that demonstrably move, and that you see the number either way — up or down.
Never. That’s the black-hat corner of this industry and it gets brands burned when platforms clean house. Everything we build is something you’d be comfortable showing a customer.
Because we built for them from the start and we work in both languages. Doubao, Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi and Yuanbao need separate access, separate prompt sets and someone who can read the answers. Most platforms simply skip that half of the map.
One domain, thirty seconds, no card. You’ll see whether ten engines know you exist — and what they tell your customers when they don’t.
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No credit card · 30 seconds · 10 engines