AI visibility audit · UK firms
AI just handed your next client to a competitor.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to recommend a firm like yours, it returns a shortlist of names — and they act on it before they ever open Google. We show you whether you're on that list, who's beating you, and exactly how to get named.
Who's the best accountant for contractors in Leeds?
Here are a few well-regarded options near you:
Illustrative. Your snapshot uses the real questions customers ask in your trade and area.
of consumers now use AI to find local businesses — up from 6% a year earlier
BrightLocal LCRS, 2026 · US data
of AI users trust the business recommendations the assistant gives them
BrightLocal LCRS, 2026 · US data
click a link inside an AI answer — if you're not named in it, there's no click left to win
Pew Research Center, 2025 · US data
The leak you can't see
A lost Google ranking shows up in your reports. This doesn't.
There's no alert when an assistant skips your name. No drop in a dashboard, no missed call, no bounced enquiry. The client simply asks, gets three other firms, and hires one of them — and you never knew the conversation happened. The loss is silent, and it compounds every week you don't check.
The new front door
Search didn't disappear. It moved into a conversation.
When someone needs an accountant or a plumber, more of them now ask an assistant for a recommendation and trust the shortlist it returns. There's no page two. If you're not named, you're not considered.
Recommendations, not links
AI doesn't return ten blue links — it returns a short list of names. Being on it is the whole game.
Invisible by default
Most firms have never been checked. The assistant has already decided who it trusts in your area — usually without you.
Fixable signals
What AI cites is concrete: profiles, reviews, structured data, the words on your site. All of it is within your control.
What it's costing you
Put a number on the silence
Two figures you already know your way around. Drag them to see the annual value walking out the door to firms AI names instead of you.
Illustrative estimate. Assumes around 1 in 5 buyers now starts with an AI assistant — if you're invisible there, that share of demand is at risk. Your real figures will differ.
At stake every year
£36,000
The value of the clients who ask AI first and never see your name — about 12 clients a year.
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The maths
One new client pays for the audit 45 times over.
The full audit costs £200. Winning back a single client AI is currently sending elsewhere covers it 45 times.
Illustrative, based on a typical accountancy client. Your own client value and retention will differ.
Start free
See what AI says about your firm in 30 seconds
Enter your details and we'll test a sample of the questions your customers ask AI. You'll see your score and one firm winning your market — instantly, on screen and by email.
- No card, no call, no account.
- Tested live against ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
- Your email is the only thing we keep — for your result and follow-up.
How it works
From a name and a postcode to a plan
No technical setup. We run the questions, read the answers, and turn them into something you can act on this week.
- 01
We ask what your customers ask
20–30 real buyer-intent questions for your trade and area, run live across the three major assistants.
- 02
We read every answer
Who got named, how often, and the exact words AI used to describe the firms it recommended.
- 03
You get the playbook
A clear verdict, the competitive picture, and a ranked action plan to get into the answers that matter.
The full audit
A report built on your market, not just your results
Even if AI never names you, you get a substantial report — because most of it draws on the competitive field: who wins, how they win, and what the national players are doing.
Verdict
A plain-English headline on exactly where you stand and why.
Visibility scores
How often you appear, per platform, across every question tested.
Share of voice
Of every firm AI recommended, the share that went to you, local rivals, and national brands — the clearest single picture of the gap.
Who wins (and how)
The local firms AI recommends — and the specialisms and phrases it attaches to them.
The national ceiling
Where big national brands cap local visibility, and where they don't.
Gap analysis
The specific signals separating you from the firms getting named.
Action plan + copy
A ranked fix list, plus rewrites of your own page copy where a URL is provided.
Who's behind this
I've spent 30 years building the finance and data systems behind large organisations — from HM Treasury to global consumer-goods groups — and the past year studying how AI assistants are quietly changing the way people choose who to hire.
When I tested how ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini answer “who should I use?”, the same pattern kept appearing: a handful of firms named again and again, dozens of good ones left out entirely, and none of them aware it was happening.
I built myaivisibility to give those firms an honest, independent read on exactly where they stand and what to fix — no jargon, no retainer, just the facts and a plan.
Andrea Melegaro
Founder, myaivisibility
Built per trade
Tuned to how customers ask for your work
The questions, competitors and fixes differ by trade. Pick yours to see what we test.
Find out where you stand — free
See your snapshot now, then get the full £200 audit and fix plan if you want the whole picture.