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AI Brand Visibility Diagnostic

AI is recommending your competitors. See how often.

Buyers ask AI who to shortlist before they ever call you. The diagnostic shows how often AI names your competitors instead of you, why it does, and what it would take to close the gap.

Your competitors 86%Your brand 14%Illustration

Two steps

The scan shows where you stand. The diagnostic shows why.

Free

AI Brand Scan

How often AI names you when buyers ask about your category, who it names instead, and whether what it says matches your website.

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$2,500

AI Brand Visibility Diagnostic

A 100-point score across your website, the profiles you control and what others say about you, with the decisions costing you the most, ranked.

Credited in full toward a Done With You or Done For You Brand Truth Workshop booked within 90 days.

Where you stand

Four levels of AI visibility.

  1. Invisible

    Ask AI about you by name and it can’t say who you are, or gets it wrong.

  2. Findable

    Asked by name, AI answers accurately. Asked for options in your category, it doesn’t bring you up.

  3. Named

    AI brings you up unprompted, but in generic terms that could describe a competitor.

  4. Recommended

    AI leads with you or keeps coming back to you, in the terms you chose.

The free scan tells you whether you’re Invisible or Findable. Whether you’re Named or Recommended takes the diagnostic’s score.

How it works

Every buyer question, asked twice.

Each question runs with and without your name across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. Every answer is scored for whether AI mentions you, whether it recommends you, and what it says about you.

What we measure

  • Branded and non-branded runs of buyer questions
  • Mentions and recommendations, scored separately
  • What AI says you do, who it’s for and why to choose you
  • How often each competitor is named, and for what

What we compare it to

  • Your homepage’s own words and claims
  • The company AI names most in your category
  • Questions built from the strengths you say you own

The score

100 points, three layers.

30

Your website

Whether your site states a position specific enough for AI to extract and for buyers to verify.

10

Profiles you control

Your listings and profiles on other platforms, and whether they tell the same story as your site.

60

What others say

Reviews, press, articles and forums, and whether they back up the claims you make.

Recommended starts at 67. Most of the score sits outside your website because AI trusts corroboration more than self-description. The three layers come from chapter 7 of Signal Over Noise.

Sample report

What the report shows.

Illustration only. Acme Payroll is a fictional company, and every number below is made up.

AI knows Acme Payroll by name. It doesn’t think of it on its own.

Branded questions88%When a question names Acme Payroll, AI includes it.
Non-branded questions14%When it doesn’t, AI includes Acme Payroll.
Share of AI voice, non-branded questions
Competitor A27%
Competitor B21%
Competitor C16%
Acme Payroll14%
All others22%
What AI says about you vs. what you say

Who it serves Partial

What AI says

“A payroll provider for small businesses.”

What your site says

Payroll and HR for companies with 50 to 500 employees.

Where it’s coming from: an old directory listing and the About page.

What sets it apart Missing

What AI says

Not mentioned in the answer.

What your site says

Same-day setup with a named payroll specialist.

Where it’s coming from: the homepage only. No third-party source repeats it.

54/ 100 AI Visibility Score
19/ 30 Your website
6/ 10 Profiles you control
29/ 60 What others say

Level: Named. Recommended starts at 67.

What it would take

AI doesn’t know what makes you different. That’s a decision, not a task.

AI rebuilds your brand from what you publish and what others publish about you. Where those disagree, it describes the category instead of you. Closing the gap starts with four questions:

  1. What is the one thing we will be known for?
  2. What is the buyer actually trying to fix, in their words?
  3. What ground can we credibly own?
  4. What is our core claim, and can we prove every word?

Optimizing pages without a strategy underneath produces a more legible version of the same noise. That’s why the diagnostic fee is credited toward the Brand Truth Workshop, where those decisions get made.

Common questions

Questions buyers ask.

What is an AI brand visibility diagnostic?
A scored review of how AI tools describe and recommend your company. 10Louder asks four AI engines the questions your buyers ask, with and without your name, then scores your brand signals on 100 points and ranks the decisions costing you the most.
How is it different from the free scan?
The free AI Brand Scan shows where you stand: how often AI names you, who it names instead, and whether it gets your facts right. The diagnostic shows why, with a 100-point score across your website, the profiles you control and what others say about you.
How much does it cost?
$2,500, credited in full toward a Done With You or Done For You Brand Truth Workshop booked within 90 days.
Which AI engines do you test?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity.
What is a good score?
Recommended starts at 67 out of 100. Below that, AI may know your name but describes you in generic terms or names a competitor first.
Can’t we just optimize our website for AI?
You can, but optimizing pages without a strategy underneath produces a more legible version of the same noise. The website is 30 of the 100 points. The other 70 depend on whether everyone else tells the same story you do.
Is this the same as SEO?
No. SEO helps pages rank in search results. The diagnostic measures whether AI can describe your company accurately and recommend it. Your website and foundational SEO are one of the three layers it scores.