A written document, signed off by a person, in ten working days. Beta: 3 places left, no charge; after beta it is $499, one-time. Read the complete sample before you ask for one.
Three plain sentences: what is holding the site back, what we would do first, and what changes for the business. Then the OnRank Score with its five parts, and you against the three sites that appear most for your searches.
Up to fifteen things, in the order we would do them, each saying what changes for you when it is fixed. A small site may honestly have fewer, and then page one says why.
For each item: the fix, who does it — us, your web person, or you in ten minutes — and the week. Then the first ninety days, and how we will know it is working.
A fixed set of questions a buyer would ask, put to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity through their official APIs, and the eight-platform read of what each AI system is allowed to see. Readable is not the same as mentioned.
Behind every item: what we saw, the date we saw it, and the published Google, Bing or platform rule it sits against, quoted exactly.
Every check says whether it was measured, observed from outside, or needs two minutes of your access — with the steps.
The numbers as reported today, each with its source and date, and a page on what no audit can promise.
Every page of the audit for a business that does not exist — the score, the competitors, the plan and every evidence page. How we score.
Open the sample audit →One page and the eight AI systems, in about fifteen seconds. Then ask for the audit from the beta form.