Ask an AI who the best [what you do] in [your town] is. Were you in the answer?
Your customers are already asking ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude who to hire — and hiring whoever gets named. Tell us what you do and where, and we'll ask the question your customers ask, capture the real answer, and send it to you. Your name in it, or not.
Then what? If you want to see the other nine questions — your full report, with your real search demand underneath — that's the Market Review. Thirty minutes with a DVC strategist, walked live. Also free.
Six quick fields
That's everything we need to ask the right question about the right business in the right town.
Search didn't die. It split in two.
Google still carries the volume. What's new is that a growing share of the people ready to buy never see a results page. They ask an assistant, get two or three names back, and call one. There is no page two to climb to.
The AI picks those names by reading the web: your site, your listings, your reviews, and what credible outside sources say about you. If it can't find specific, verifiable facts about your business, it names someone it can verify instead. You lose the customer without ever appearing in a report.
The AI Check shows you which side of that line you're on today. Free, because you should know before you spend a dollar on anything.
There's no page two to scroll. The caller never knew you existed.
Every placement above is backed by the captured answer. Client name withheld here and shown, with their permission, on the Market Review — where you'll walk through all ten screenshots.
This is what "in the answer" looks like.
A real client, ten real questions, every answer captured. Named in all ten, first in eight, the top pick overall. The answers that named them first had one thing in common: the AI could find and quote specific facts about the business. Where it couldn't, a competitor got the spot.
Your AI Check tells you where you stand on one question. The Market Review walks the other nine — and shows you the full set of screenshots behind this table.
Before you fill out the form
Why is this free? What's the catch?
One question is free because it takes us a few minutes and it tells you something you should know. The other nine are free too — on the Market Review, where a DVC strategist walks your full ten-question report with you, live. The catch is that we'll tell you how to book it in the note. That's it. If you'd rather have the full written report and fix list without a meeting, that's the $495 AI Visibility Audit, and every dollar credits toward your first month if you start a program.
How do I know the screenshot is real?
Because you can run the same question yourself in thirty seconds and compare. We send the answer as captured, unedited. If it says you're doing fine, that's what you'll get — a good answer reported honestly is still the standard here.
Who runs it, and who calls me?
A DVC strategist reviews every check before it goes out and signs the note. Nobody calls you unless you book the Market Review. You'll get one text confirming we received the form, the email with the screenshot, and nothing else.
What if I'm already in the answer?
Then you'll see it, and the note will tell you why — which is worth knowing so you keep the spot. The platforms change how they pick sources without notice; one major site lost most of its ChatGPT citations in a single week this year. Being named today is a position to hold, not a finish line.
What kinds of businesses does this apply to?
Any business a customer finds by asking. Home services, medical and dental, legal, financial, home technology, wellness, professional services. If someone might ask an AI "who's the best ___ near me," this is about you.