Find out why you're not being discovered, and what to do next, in order.
Someone asked their phone who to hire this morning.
It gave them three names. If your business wasn't one of them, the call went somewhere else. Enter your website below. In ninety seconds, you'll see what they say about you.
What your customers are asking
Your customers are asking ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini and Perplexity right now.
In your city. Every single day.
Customer asked
Who is the best emergency plumber near me?
Customer asked
Which heating company in Denver can come out today?
ChatGPT answered
Front Range Heating, Summit Mechanical and Bell Plumbing.
Customer asked
Who should I call for a burst pipe on a Sunday?
Three names. Three phone calls. Yours could have been one of them.
Why we made this
You should be home for dinner,
not learning software.
You were under a furnace at seven this morning. By nine tonight, you shouldn't be trying to figure out another dashboard. We do the asking, the reading, and the writing. You get one short email with one thing to do.
Three
That's how many companies they name when someone asks who to hire. If you're not one of them, it doesn't matter how good you are — they never hear about you.
- 01
Did they mention you?
We ask the questions your customers ask. Then we count how many times your business comes up.
- 02
Who got mentioned instead?
If another company got the recommendation, we show you why — and what they have that you don't.
What you get every Monday
One email. One minute. One thing to do.
Sam Ortiz runs Westside Heating and Air. Monday, 8:02 AM, sitting in his truck with cold coffee. He opens our email before his first call. This week, they mentioned him four times out of six — up from two. The shop across town beat him because they list their prices. The fix is already written. He copies it, sends it, and gets back to work.
Your weekly update
Monday, 8:02am
Good morning, Sam.
Here's what changed for Westside Heating and Air this week.
- ✓They mentioned you 4 times out of 6. Last week it was 2.
- ✓You're back on “emergency plumber Denver.” Second place.
- ✓Front Range Heating is ahead of you. They publish their call-out prices.
- !This week's job: ask your last three customers for a review. The message is below — just copy it.
How it works
You can't call ChatGPT and ask them to list you.
There's no front desk. No sales team. These tools read the open web and answer from what they find. The businesses that get mentioned are the ones with clear, current information out there. We make sure that's you.
We ask the questions
Every Monday, we ask the same questions your customers ask, and we write down exactly what they say.
We compare the answers
Were you mentioned? Who got mentioned instead? What do they have that you don't?
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What is this?
We ask the questions your customers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini and Perplexity — like who is the best plumber near me, or which builder can I trust. Then we tell you if your business came up.
Why does it matter?
A woman two streets over needed help at nine on a Tuesday night. She asked her phone. It gave her three names. She called one. Your phone never rang, and you never knew.
How is this different from the big tools?
They sell dashboards to marketing people. We send one email to the owner: whether you were mentioned, who got mentioned instead, and the work already written out.
Do you actually ask ChatGPT?
Yes. The free check asks ChatGPT and Gemini. We search the open web first, then hand those pages to the models. We do not ask Claude or Perplexity on the free check.
What do I get?
One email on Monday, takes a minute to read. It tells you three things: whether you were mentioned, who got mentioned instead, and one job with the words already written. If something big changes mid-week, we let you know.
What is a job?
One week it might be a listing on a directory you've never heard of. Another week it's a text to your last three customers. Another week it's a paragraph for whoever built your website. You just paste it and send it.
What is the page you publish about me?
It's one page on our site about your company: what you do, where you work, your hours, and your reviews with links to where they came from. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini read the open web, so it helps to have a plain page of facts that isn't your own sales site. We write it and keep it current.
Do you need my logins?
No. We'd turn them down if you offered. We read what's already public and write the words. You put them up. Nothing goes out in your name that you haven't read first.
Someone in your city is asking right now.
In ninety seconds, you'll know what they tell them.