How we check whether AI can recommend you
Paste your web address. In about a minute we read your site the way an assistant does, and score it on the six things that decide whether you get named.
Found. Understood. Recommendation ready.
An assistant has to clear all three before your name appears in its answer.
Found
Can it reach your pages and tell they belong to one real business?
Understood
Can it say what you do, where, and for whom, without guessing?
Recommendation ready
Is there enough consistent, trustworthy detail to put you forward?
What the score is made of
We call it the Clir check, from the Welsh for clear: six signals, each scored 0 to 100 and combined into one figure, using the same published weights for every site.
Business understanding
Your name, what you do and who it’s for, stated plainly.
Products and services
What you offer, listed and described rather than buried in prose.
Location and service area
Where you are and where you work, written so a machine can map it.
AI-readable structure
Headings, structured data and markup an assistant can parse.
Authority and trust
Consistent details, reviews, credentials and links that back you up.
Technical foundations
Speed, accessibility and pages that load properly on a phone.
Welsh and English, on equal terms
The report comes in English or Cymraeg. When we update a site, both languages are built and checked the same way, and neither goes live because the other is ready.
- Each language on its own pages, at its own addresses
- Marked so search and AI can tell the languages apart
- Approved by a person, one language at a time
More blog posts won’t fix it
Tools that publish an article a day sell volume. But an assistant can only recommend a business it can describe, and if your own pages don’t say plainly what you do, where, and how to reach you, more articles only give it more room to guess.
- Say what you do and where, in plain words, on your own pages
- Use the same name, address and phone number everywhere
- Make your structured data agree with the page
- Give each language its own pages, if your customers use both
No promises about rankings
Nobody can guarantee a place in an AI answer. What we can do is make sure nothing on your site is stopping you being understood.
- Free, no account needed
- Ready in about a minute
- A copy emailed to keep
- The same published weights for every site
- In English or Cymraeg
Give AI a reason to say your name.
We’re in pilot, taking a limited number of updates, and we’ll tell you honestly if yours isn’t a good fit.
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