We build hand-coded websites for Australian trade businesses, then check whether AI engines can actually read them. It starts with a free audit.
Structured data on every page — a machine-readable summary of who you are and what you do, which is what an engine reads first.
Sitemap, llms.txt and per-page metadata, so an engine can find all of it instead of guessing.
144 questions re-run every month and reported as movement, up or down, with the answers that changed.
Someone with a dead air conditioner opens ChatGPT and types one line. They get three names and they call the first one. There is no page two, no map pack, no ten blue links to be sixth in.
Those answers are assembled from what a machine can read about you. Not how your site looks — what it says in a format a machine can parse. Most trade websites say almost nothing readable, so the machine names someone else.
This is the shape of the report: 144 questions, each one either answered with your name or not. Filled squares named the business. Hollow squares did not.
Illustration, not a result. Your real numbers come from your own audit, and they can go down as well as up.
Result appears here
The retainer report is this: the same 144 questions re-run each month, and the count struck on the gauge like a tide mark. The old marks stay. You can see where it rose and where it did not.
Illustrative series. April 6, May 8, June 11, July 14 answers of 144. Your own line comes from your own audit and can fall as well as rise.
This is a demonstration, not a result. It shows the shape of the question we put to the engines — 144 of them, in your trade and your suburb.
> who should i call for in ?
For air conditioning repair in Geelong, most people are pointed to Coastline Air & Electrical first, then one other established local business. Your business was not named in this answer.
We put roughly 144 real buyer questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, and report where you appear, where you do not, and who was named instead.
A fast static site with structured data on every page — that is a machine-readable summary of who you are and what you do, which is what AI engines read first.
We re-run the same audit every month and report the movement, up or down, with the questions that changed.
We cannot guarantee rankings, traffic or leads. AI answers change week to week and nobody controls them.
What we can do is make sure there is something accurate for the machines to read, and measure what happens after.
How the four steps run, who it suits, and what a machine reads on your site.
How it works →