What it reads
Eight questions are proposed from your site. At least three are implementation-shaped (“how do I…”, “X vs Y”) because those are the questions buyers ask when they are close to choosing. You can edit, delete or add questions before the run, up to eight. Each engine answers each question once, so every number on the report carries its n.What everyone sees
The verdict is public: per engine, how many of the eight questions named you and how many named a competitor instead. When you are named in most, the report leads with that. Competitor statements appear only as the model produced them; anything we cannot show safely is withheld and says so, and every report carries a takedown link. Reports are not listed anywhere and carrynoindex. There is no directory of audited domains.
What one email unlocks
One email field opens two things:- The deciding-sources map. For each losing question and each engine, the pages and domains that decided the answer, whether you are on them, and the next move.
- One rewrite of one of your own pages. We take the question you lost most and the page that should have answered it (one of your pages the assistants already cited, or your homepage), read it at that moment, and write one passage of it beside a replacement. Two checks run in code, the same two the paid product runs on every change: the passage must be on the page exactly as we read it, or the rewrite is refused and the report says so; and the change is classified safe (touches nothing you could be held to) or claim (touches a number, price, promise, product or competitor name), labelled that way so you read it before publishing. Code samples are never rewritten.