AI builds its answer about youfrom six places.We put all six in order.

When a customer asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity where to go, the assistant names three to five businesses. 86% of the links behind those answers lead to websites and profiles the business itself controls.

  • Your websitefacts customers and AI look for
  • Google profilehours, categories, photos, reviews
  • Review platformsYelp, TripAdvisor, OpenTable
  • Apple Maps and Bingread by Siri and Bing search
  • Directoriesthe same details everywhere
  • Articles about youindustry media and guides

Where should we go for a birthday dinner in Beverly Hills?

Three places fit. Your restaurant is rated 4.8 on Google, has a private room for 12 and takes bookings online until 11 pm.

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How it works

Step 1 of 4 · Audit

We ask the assistants about you first.

Ten questions your customers really ask, across five assistants. We record whether they name you, whom they name instead, and what they get wrong.

Step 2 of 4 · Sources

Then we fix what they read.

Website, Google profile, review platforms, Apple Maps, Bing, directories. Same hours, same address, same services everywhere, written so a machine can quote it.

Step 3 of 4 · Every week

Every week, the same fifty answers.

10 questions × 5 assistants. We save every answer, so you can see exactly when you start being named, and next to whom.

Step 4 of 4 · Report

A report you can check yourself.

Each month: what changed in the answers, what we fixed, what is next. Every figure links to the saved answer behind it.

Services

AIReputa: GEO & AI Reputation Management

We work on what AI assistants and Google know about your business, and we measure what they say every week. Setup takes the first month; the work continues as a monthly subscription.

  1. 01AI answers
  2. 02Website
  3. 03Profiles and listings
  4. 04Reviews
  5. 05Articles and guides
  6. 06Dashboard and reports
AI answers

Weekly measurement of what assistants say about you.

We agree on ten questions your customers actually ask, in the languages they ask them. Every week we put them to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Grok and save every answer.

  • Whether you are named, and in what position
  • Whom the assistant names instead of you
  • Which sources it cites, and what it gets wrong about you
  • Copilot and Siri checked through their sources: Bing and Apple Maps

We don’t control the assistants, so we never promise a place in their answers. We promise the work and the measurements.

Website

A website both people and AI understand.

We build it, run it and make every change. You don’t need a developer.

  • Technical setup so AI assistants and Google can read the site and describe you correctly
  • Answers to the questions customers really ask before choosing you
  • A clear button to book, order or call; email on your own domain; privacy policy and terms
Profiles and listings

The same correct details everywhere.

Each assistant reads different sources. Gemini answers from Google Maps data; Copilot searches with Bing, which uses Bing Places; Siri reads Apple Maps; ChatGPT and Perplexity also use Yelp data, and Perplexity uses TripAdvisor. Where details don’t match, old hours end up in the answer.

  • Google Business Profile: categories, hours, holiday hours, services, attributes, photos, links
  • Apple Business Connect, Bing Places, Yelp, TripAdvisor and the platforms of your industry
  • Directories that assistants cite, checked and corrected
  • One change from you updates every profile and the website together
Reviews

Reviews: the part of your reputation assistants read aloud.

Assistants retell what people praise and what they complain about. We check every platform once a day.

  • A reply to every review, written by a person for that review, never a template
  • Replies to negative reviews sent to you for approval the same day we see them
  • Reviews that break platform rules reported to the platform; the platform decides
  • Links and texts so you can ask real customers for reviews where the platform allows it

We never write, buy or swap reviews.

Articles and guides

Stories about you in places assistants trust.

Assistants cite industry media, local guides and “best of” lists. We prepare stories and facts for editors and keep your details correct in the guides that already mention you.

  • Story ideas and drafts for industry and local media
  • Corrections in guides and lists that already include you

Whether an article is published is always the editor’s decision.

Dashboard and reports

Everything in one place, and a report you can check.

  • A dashboard with AI answers, ratings on every platform, new reviews and competitors
  • A short summary every week and a report every month
  • A repeat of every audit measurement 90 days after the subscription starts
  • Everything stays yours: accounts, website, address, and all data as a file on request

For businesses people choose on a recommendation.

You’re a good fit if competitors already show up in AI answers and you don’t, or if the assistant gets your hours, address or services wrong. Pick your kind of business and switch between before and after.

Restaurants and bars

Google, Yelp, OpenTable, TripAdvisor, delivery apps.

Where should we go for an anniversary dinner nearby?

Salons and studios

Google, Yelp, Vagaro, Booksy, Treatwell.

Who does the best balayage near me, open Sunday?

Clinics and doctors

Google, Zocdoc, Healthgrades, Doctoralia.

Which dentist is good with nervous patients?

Service companies

Google, Yelp, Apple Maps, Angi, Thumbtack.

Which electrician can come today and won’t overcharge?

Brands and stores

Google, Trustpilot, Amazon, your own site.

Which kite brand is best for beginners?
Assistant answer

Illustration. Business names are made up.

Customers moved to AI faster than most businesses noticed.

Figures from public research. Each one links to its source.

45%

of US adults say they have used AI tools to find a local business. A year earlier: 6%.

BrightLocal, Feb 2026

86%

of links in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity answers lead to sources the business controls.

Yext, 6.8M citations, 2025

1.2%

of chain locations get recommended by ChatGPT, versus 35.9% that appear in the Google Maps top three.

SOCi, 350,000+ locations, Jan 2026

4.3

average rating of the places ChatGPT recommends in the same study.

SOCi, Jan 2026
The audit

The audit: what AI knows about you, and from where.

We ask five assistants the questions your customers ask, check every source they read, and show you what to fix first. Fixed price, named before we start.

AI assistants

What they answer.

  • The questions people use to find this kind of business, in your customers’ languages
  • Whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Grok name you, whom they name instead, what they cite
  • What they get wrong: hours, address, services, prices
Website, profiles, map

What they read.

  • Whether assistants can read your website and find what they need on it
  • Whether your details match across Google, Apple Maps, Bing, platforms and directories
  • Your position in the Google Maps top three, checked from six spots in your area
Reviews and competitors

What they repeat.

  • Rating for the last 90 days versus overall, on Google and your industry’s platforms
  • Unanswered negative reviews: how many, and how old
  • Competitors: ratings, map positions and presence in AI answers

One index from 0 to 100, made of five parts.

Each part is worth 20 points, so you can see at a glance where the problem is. We recalculate every figure 90 days after the work starts. Move the sliders to see how the parts add up.

0/ 100

Example values, not a real business.

What you get.

The first measurement

Every answer from five assistants to your questions, saved with the date.

A presentation

What we found, with screenshots and sources, in plain language.

Targets per platform

Where you are now and what is realistic to work toward.

A work plan

What to fix first and why. Yours to keep, whether or not you continue with us.

Request an audit.

Tell us about your business. We reply within one business day with the price and the questions we plan to ask the assistants.

About

A Los Angeles team working on what AI says about businesses.

AI search (GEO) and SEO specialists, developers, marketers and designers. We started with fine-dining restaurants in Beverly Hills. Today we work with restaurants, salons, clinics, service companies and brands in the US and Europe.

Four rules we work by.

No promises about assistants

We don’t control ChatGPT, Gemini or Google. We promise the work and the measurements, and we show both.

A person behind every reply

Every reply to a review is written for that review. Replies to negative reviews go live only after your OK.

No fake reviews, ever

We don’t write, buy or swap reviews, and we don’t post under fake names. It breaks platform rules and it gets found.

Everything stays yours

Accounts, website, address and data are registered to you. If you leave, you take all of it.

Why you won’t find client names here.

Most of our clients don’t want their customers or competitors to know who works on their reputation. So we don’t publish names, logos or case studies without written permission, and our contracts include confidentiality by default.

What we can show you is the method: the questions, the measurements and the research behind them. That is what the Research section is for.

How we measure.

  • The same questions, the same assistants, every week, so changes are comparable
  • Every answer saved with its date and the sources the assistant cited
  • Figures in our materials link to public research, with its limits stated

Research we work from, written for owners.

All articles

Questions owners ask us.

What is AI visibility for a local business?

It is whether assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Grok name your business when customers ask where to go or whom to hire, and whether what they say about you is correct. They build those answers from your website, your profiles on Google, Apple Maps and Bing, review platforms, directories and articles.

Can you guarantee that ChatGPT will recommend my business?

No. Nobody controls the assistants. We guarantee the work on the sources assistants read and a weekly measurement of their answers to the same questions, so you can see what changes.

How is this different from SEO?

SEO aims for a position in a list of links. Here the goal is to be named inside an answer and described correctly. Much of the work overlaps, but AI answers also lean heavily on listings and reviews, and they need facts written so a machine can quote them.

Do you write fake reviews or post on forums under fake names?

Never. We reply to reviews, help you ask real customers for them where the platform allows it, and report reviews that break platform rules. The platform decides what to remove.

Which businesses do you work with?

Businesses people choose by recommendation and rating: restaurants and bars, salons and studios, clinics and doctors, service companies, and brands and stores, in the US and Europe.

What do I need to provide?

Access to your Google profile and website, someone who can approve replies to negative reviews, and occasionally a code from a call or text to confirm ownership on a platform. We do the rest.

How much does the audit cost?

A fixed price that we name before we start. If you continue with us after the audit, it is credited toward the setup.

Do I have to sign up for anything after the audit?

No. The presentation, the measurements and the work plan are yours either way.

Is the website included?

We build or fix the website as part of the setup, and make every change after that: menu, prices, hours, offers. If your current site works for you, we do the work on it. Old links keep working if we build a new one.

Who approves replies to negative reviews?

You do. We write each reply for the specific review and send it to you the same day we see it. It goes live after your OK.

Find out what AI says about you.

The audit shows what five assistants answer about your business today, where that information comes from, and what to fix first.