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Your URL, your industry and the city or region you serve. That is all we need to start.
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Visiqn asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity thirty real buyer questions about your market, checks what they say about you, and shows you exactly what to fix.
When someone asks an assistant “who should I hire for this?”, it names three or four companies and stops. If you are not one of them, the customer never learns you exist. Search rankings gave you a page two to climb from. AI answers don't.
Visiqn treats those answers as the new results page: it measures whether you appear, who appears instead, whether what the assistant says about you is even true, and what on your website is keeping you out.
This is the moment that decides whether you get the customer. A buyer types one question. Four assistants each name a handful of businesses. Either you are in the list or the decision is made without you.
Below: four of the thirty questions from the sample report, cycling, with the answers each assistant returned.
Nothing to install and nothing to connect. Send a URL, and a finished report comes back within 48 hours.
Your URL, your industry and the city or region you serve. That is all we need to start.
Thirty questions go to four assistants in parallel while our crawler reads your site the way theirs do.
Within 48 hours: mention rate, competitor rankings, traced errors and the changes that matter most, in order.
Your rank tracker shows a position on a page. An assistant produces a paragraph — and a paragraph can leave you out, or get you wrong, while your rankings look perfectly healthy.
Visiqn sits between the assistants and the sources they read about you. Every recommendation and every wrong claim is traced back through that map, so you fix the origin instead of guessing.
One document, delivered within 48 hours, written so a business owner and a developer can both act on it the same afternoon.
Perplexity says you close on Sundays. You are open 9–15.Source: outdated listing on a directory site, last updated 2024 — fix #1 in your list.
Assistants don't look at your site. Their retrieval systems read it — the markup, the text, the dates. Our crawler does the same and scores five things that decide whether you are quotable.
A single question on a single afternoon tells you nothing. A report has to be accurate, complete and repeatable.
Every claim an assistant makes about you is checked against your real hours, prices, services and address.
Not one query on one day. Thirty questions, four assistants, clean sessions, with every source recorded.
Assistants change their minds. Quarterly runs show you the trend, not a snapshot that is stale by spring.
Visiqn is not a rank tracker and not an audit template. It measures a different thing: what assistants say, and why.
Comparisons describe typical tools of each kind, not a specific product.
Figures from the sample report for Café Marisol. Yours will differ — that is the point.
The same method, tuned to the questions each of them gets asked.
Clinics, restaurants, trades, studios. Your customers ask assistants “near me” questions every day. Find out whether you are the answer in your own town.
Deliver AI-visibility reports under your own brand. White-label PDFs, your logo, your colours, and a per-client fix list your team can execute.
Entering a new city or country? Measure how assistants describe you there before your first campaign, and correct the record early.
One method, three cadences. Every report includes the full audit and the raw answers.
Prices in US dollars. Full pricing and what's included.
The things people ask before their first report.
No. SEO measures where a page ranks on a results page. Visiqn measures whether an assistant names you at all in an answer that has no results page, and why it names the businesses it does.
Increasingly. Buyers ask assistants for recommendations, comparisons and prices, and the answer often ends the search. Your report shows how often you are in that answer today, in your own market.
Often, yes. Most wrong claims trace to a specific stale or thin source. Correct the source, strengthen your own site, and the picture changes. The fix list tells you which changes matter most.
Only your public URL. Everything is measured from outside, exactly as an assistant sees you.