Correction Required
Evidence supports taking action.
Fixed-scope assessment
See how major AI tools understand your business - and what to fix if they get it wrong. This is a one-time, fixed-scope, human-reviewed assessment.
Standard Checkup
$530
Per business. Delivered within five business days after payment.
One consolidated clarification request is included for five business days after delivery. Verified factual errors are corrected without charge.
Purchase your CheckupBefore you purchase
The Checkup is intended for a lawful business with a live public website, a clearly identifiable service or offering, and a customer action that can be evaluated - such as booking, purchasing, contacting the business, or requesting a quote. The person ordering must be authorized to commission the assessment.
Not sure whether your business is a fit? Contact us before purchasing.
Limited customer effort
After payment, you complete one concise intake with the business facts and optional tracking selections needed for the review. There is no software to learn, ongoing dashboard, recurring meeting requirement, subscription, or retainer.
This is a one-time assessment. It shows what we found and what we recommend. Ongoing monitoring, implementation, and consulting are not included.
Decision standard
Evidence supports taking action.
Available evidence does not currently justify intervention.
Available evidence is insufficient to responsibly prescribe a correction.
Methodology v1.0
We check for basic website barriers that can make your business harder to find or understand.
We review whether your public content clearly explains what you offer, who it is for, and what customers should do next.
Identity, accountability, policies, disclosures, sources, expertise evidence, and cross-surface consistency.
We compare how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity identify and describe your business.
Whether a potential customer can understand the offer, find the right page, and take a useful next step.
A simple search and visitor snapshot when useful evidence is available. Missing data is shown as a limitation, not a business failure.
One eligible business, one canonical website, one primary market or service area, one primary offering, one primary conversion path, and up to three competitors. Public sources are used by default.
An established local or professional-service business with an operating public website, a clear customer action, and authority to commission the assessment.
No. The Checkup diagnoses what can be observed in a controlled, dated sample. Portfolio Studio does not control AI systems or promise placement.
No. Deterministic evidence is collected consistently, but material claims, accuracy, trust, AI responses, customer impact, and priorities receive human review and independent QA.
An average can hide a blocked crawler, inaccurate identity, broken checkout, or missing measurement. Each module and critical gate stands on its own.
No. The Checkup uses public evidence. Optional read-only measurement evidence is considered only when separately authorized.
You have five business days for one consolidated clarification request. Verified factual mistakes are corrected without using that allowance.
No. This product ends with the assessment, evidence, and priorities. Implementation is outside the Checkup scope.
Free and automated tools can be useful for quick scores or technical checks. Portfolio Studio adds human review, evidence interpretation, customer-journey evaluation, and decision-oriented findings so you can distinguish supported priorities from changes that do not yet justify time or money.
No. The Checkup complements existing discoverability work. You can share the findings with your SEO professional, marketing agency, web developer, or internal marketing team.
Illustrative report examples
These sanitized examples show the report format. They are not customer results or promises of improvement.
An AI answer showed an old address while the business website showed the current one.
A customer may question which location is correct or give up before making contact.
Correct the most important public listings and make the current address easy to find on the business website.
AI tools could name the business but did not clearly explain who its main service is for.
A good prospect may not realize the service fits their needs.
Add a short, direct explanation of who the service helps, what problem it addresses, and what makes it a good fit.
A customer could learn about the service but could not easily confirm the price, next step, or booking requirements.
Unanswered questions can stop a ready customer from taking action.
Put the price, booking steps, and key requirements together on one clear page linked from the main service page.