Your customers are asking ChatGPT. Find out if you're in the answer.

It tests whether your business gets named when someone asks an AI assistant for a recommendation instead of typing into Google. We write the questions your buyers actually ask, run them through ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews, record what comes back, and score how often you appear. You get the score, the answers themselves, the businesses that did get named, and a fix plan.

SEO gets you into a list of ten blue links. This gets you into a single answer. ChatGPT and Perplexity don't hand back a list, they hand back one paragraph naming two or three businesses, and everyone else is invisible. Different things drive it: what third-party sites say about you, whether your service pages state plainly what you do and where you do it, whether your business facts match everywhere they appear. Solid SEO helps. It is not the same job, and ranking well is no guarantee you show up here.

Three business days from the day you book. Most of that is running the question set across all three engines and recording the answers. You get the document on day three, and a walkthrough call if you want one.

A document. It contains your visibility score, every question we tested, the answer each engine gave, the businesses cited instead of you, and a fix plan ordered by what moves the score most. Each fix names the page and the change, so you can hand it to whoever maintains your site and they will know what to do.

Yes, if your customers research before they buy. It works best for professional services, healthcare practices, nonprofits, economic development organizations, and local trades, because those are the categories where people ask for a recommendation rather than a definition. If your work comes entirely through procurement lists or referral networks and nobody searches at all, the audit will show you that too, and $150 is a cheap way to find out.

Two options. You take the fix plan and run it yourself, which is a real option because the plan names specific pages and specific changes rather than giving you directions. Or Soulwire Studio implements it. If you move into a website build, the $150 comes off the project price.

$150 flat. That covers the question set, all three engines, the scored report, and the fix plan. Implementation is quoted separately, and the $150 folds into a website build if you go that route.

Yes. Most fixes land in three places: the copy on your service pages, the structured data behind them, and what third-party sites say about you. We do that work inside a website build, or as a standalone piece if your site is fine and only the visibility layer needs attention.