For the owner of a real business that real people go looking for
Most owners find out it does not. It takes a minute, it costs you nothing, and you would rather know today than at the end of a quarter you cannot explain.
Free, no card. Full report, and we email you a copy.
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Dear Business Owner,
Right now somebody who was about to become your customer is typing a question into an assistant instead of a search box.
They will get one answer. It will contain a handful of businesses. They will pick one of them and never open a search result at all.
You are in that answer or you are not. Nobody sends you a notification either way, and there is no report in your dashboard that tells you.
That is the entire problem. The rest of this page is what to do about it.
What we hand back
“Who are the best [what you do] in [your city]?”
Who it named
Every business the answer recommends, in the order it recommends them. Yours, or somebody else's.
What it read
The exact domains the answer was built from. Usually review platforms and roundups, not company websites.
What it searched first
The private queries the model ran before it said a word. Nobody in your industry is writing for those.
Asked across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. Live, with web search on.
For twenty years the game was page one. Ten blue links, a map, some ads. Number four got some. Number nine got a trickle. Page two was where you hid a dead body.
There is no page two anymore. There is no page one either.
There is one answer. Three to eight names in it. Your buyer reads it, picks one, and never sees a search result at all.
That game is being played right now, today, on your category, in your city, whether or not anybody at your company has thought about it.
And here is the part that should keep you up. Your rankings can be fine. Your traffic can be flat and healthy. Your agency can send you a green dashboard every month. None of it measures this, because none of it looks inside the answer.
You are in that answer or you do not exist.
The part nobody is looking at
Before an assistant answers you, it runs its own searches. Four, six, sometimes a dozen of them.
They do not look like your keywords. They read like a nervous buyer talking to themselves. What it costs. Whether the reviews are real. Who is actually any good around here.
Nobody in your industry is bidding on those or writing for them. They are the questions the machine asks itself before it decides who to recommend, and they sit in the response data where anyone willing to look can read them.
Rank for those and you get into the answer. That is the whole mechanism. It is not a secret. Almost nobody has gone looking.
It is called Cited. You give it your website. That is the entire onboarding. No call, no discovery form, no forty five minute Zoom about your goals.
It reads your site, works out what you actually sell and who buys it, then writes the questions your buyers really type. Not keywords. Questions. The ones people ask right before they spend money.
Then it asks all four engines. ChatGPT. Perplexity. Gemini. Claude. Live, with web search on, exactly as your customer would get it.
And for every answer it records three things: were you named, were you quoted as a source, and who got recommended instead.
What you get back
Run it on your own site. It is free and it takes about a minute.
Free, no card. Full report, and we email you a copy.
Two ways to fix it
No nine column pricing matrix with a Contact Sales button at the end. I hate those and so do you.
One is the software doing the work. The other is the software plus me and my team doing the work. That is the whole decision.
Take Pro if somebody on your side can publish a page.
The software finds the gap, writes the pages, and rebuilds your llms.txt around them. They land in your dashboard as clean markdown and your team puts them live. Ninety seven dollars a month, or fifty eight on yearly, which is less than the subscription you forgot you were paying for.
Take Accelerator if you want it handled.
Same engine, four times the prompt coverage, three times the pages. Then we go off your website entirely, after the roundups and listicles these models are actually reading. You get me on a call and in a WhatsApp group, not a ticket number.
25 buyer prompts, tracked weekly
Billed yearly at $696 · 3 day free trial
100 prompts, daily on your core set
Billed yearly at $3,564 · 3 day free trial
3 day free trial on both plans. Cancel from the dashboard, no call required.
One customer. That is the entire argument.
I do not know what a customer is worth in your business. You do. Sit with that number for a second, then look at ninety seven dollars a month, and decide whether being absent from the answer your buyers are reading is a problem you want to keep having.
Accelerator is four hundred and ninety five. It was nine hundred and ninety and it will be again once we are full. I would rather have the case studies than the margin, and I am telling you that plainly instead of pretending there is a countdown timer.
Both plans bill yearly at forty percent off if you want to stop thinking about it.
Your first week
The scan is free and it is not a teaser. You get the whole report. Every prompt, every competitor, every source, every fan-out query. Take it to somebody else, or hand it to the agency you already pay. That is genuinely fine.
Three days free on either plan. Card up front, because I want people who are serious. Cancel from your own dashboard with a button. No call, no retention offer, no notice period, no exit survey.
And if you cancel, you keep every page we wrote and published for you. We do not take them back and we do not hold your work hostage. Anybody who does is telling you what they think of their own product.
Pro is software. Take as many of those as show up.
Accelerator has a person in it, and that person is me and a small team. There is a real ceiling on how many we can run at once. When we hit it, the price goes back to nine hundred and ninety and there is a waiting list.
That is not a marketing device. It is arithmetic.
Straight answers
No, and I would tell you if it were. SEO fights for a link on a page of results. This is about whether a model says your name inside the answer, and links your page as the source it used. You can rank on page one and be absent from every answer we pull. We see it constantly.
They do change, which is why one check proves nothing and a screenshot from your marketing person means nothing either. We run the same prompt set on a schedule and report the trend. One sweep is a snapshot. The line over eight weeks is the signal.
No, and we never publish anything for you. Everything lands in your dashboard as markdown for you to edit, bin, or paste into your own site. Your name is on your website, not mine.
Two to four weeks before a sweep looks different, because the engines have to go back out and re-read the sources. Anybody quoting you a faster number is guessing, and you should ask them how they arrived at it.
Then it matters more, not less. Local and service categories are where people ask an assistant instead of opening five tabs, and where the answer is three names long instead of twenty. The shorter the list, the more it costs to be off it.
Me. Ciaran Wentz, Voreli AI, out of Tampa Bay. I built the software, I run delivery on the Accelerator plan, and you will be talking to me and not to a support tier. That is a feature while we are this size and I am going to use it while it is true.
Put your website in the box. It takes about a minute.
Either you are in the answer, in which case you will sleep fine and I will have wasted sixty seconds of your time, or you are not, and you will want to know that today rather than at the end of a quarter you cannot explain.
There is no version of this where not knowing is the better outcome.
Free, no card. Full report, and we email you a copy.
Ciaran Wentz
Founder, Voreli AI
P.S. The scan is free and you do not need a card for it. If you read nothing else on this page, do that part. Knowing where you stand costs you a minute. Not knowing has been costing you all year.
P.P.S. If you are planning to get to this next quarter, think about what happens between now and then. Your competitors do not need to beat you. They only need to be the ones the model already knows about while you are still deciding.
P.P.P.S. If you already pay somebody for SEO, run the scan and send it to them. Either they are on this already, which is excellent, or they are not, and you have just learned something worth knowing about where your money goes.