The Signal — free scan
What does AI say about your brand?
An initial authority and AI-readiness scan. It combines eight structured questions with live checks on your website, your public reference footprint and a direct question put to an answer engine about your brand.
What it assesses
- Brand recognition
- Category clarity
- Narrative consistency
- AI discoverability
- Source authority
- Competitive visibility
- Recommendation readiness
Around three minutes. Your score is shown on screen immediately — no sign-up needed to see it.

Perception, measured
Before you start
See the Signal before you start.
Signal result
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Primary authority gap
Source authority. Few independent, machine-readable references corroborate the company's stated position, so answer engines describe it in general category language rather than on its own terms.
An illustrative sample using redacted placeholder company information. It is not a client result. Your own report is generated from your site, your public footprint and your answers.
What the scan is made of
- 01
Eight structured questions
Your own account of positioning, evidence, market presence and how buyers currently find you.
- 02
Live website review
We fetch your live site and read its title, meta description, structured data, entity markup and content depth.
- 03
Public-source assessment
We query a public reference index for a corroborating entry under your brand name.
- 04
Answer-engine query
We put two direct questions to one live AI model — what your brand is, and which companies it names in your category — and measure the answers.
- 05
Immediate scored result
Scoring is deterministic and rules-based. The same site and the same answers always produce the same score.
The Signal queries one answer engine at the moment you run it. It is not continuous monitoring of every AI system, and it does not claim to be.
What this is, plainly
The Signal is an initial authority and AI-readiness scan, not a real-time measurement of every leading AI platform. It reads your live website, checks your public reference footprint, puts a direct question to one answer engine about your brand, and combines that with your own answers. Scoring is deterministic — the same inputs always produce the same score.
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