Can anyone actually find you?

Paste your address below. We read the page the way a search engine does and tell you, in plain words, what is stopping people from finding you — including the newer problem of whether an AI assistant can describe your business when someone asks it for a recommendation.

We read one page, your robots.txt and your sitemap. Nothing is stored.

Why we made this

The most common thing we find when we sit down with a Wichita business is not a pricing problem. It is that the shop is genuinely good and almost invisible online, and nobody has ever told them.

What we look at.

Three separate questions, scored separately, because a site can be flawless for Google and useless to the person searching “coffee near me” on a phone four blocks away.

Findable at all: The mechanics. Does the page have a title and a description worth showing? Does it work on a phone? Is it accidentally telling search engines to ignore it, which happens more often than you would think?
Findable locally: Whether a search engine can tell where you are and when you are open. An address, a phone number and opening hours that a machine can read are worth more to a small shop than almost anything else on this list.
Findable by AI: People increasingly ask an assistant for a recommendation rather than searching. Those assistants need clean, structured facts about your business. Most small sites have none, which is a solvable problem and a growing one.

A score is not the same as a fix.

This page will tell you what is wrong. If you would rather not work out what to do about it on your own, that is precisely what we are here for — and we will sit down and go through it with you, free, like everything else.

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