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See what ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity actually say about you.

Eight prospect queries, three LLMs, one share-of-voice report. We check whether your brand is named, where it ranks, what the sentiment is, and which competitors got cited in your place. Raw response excerpts included - no black box.

The visibility check

Eight queries. Three LLMs. One honest scorecard.

We don't run a generic 'AI presence' summary. We run the actual queries caregivers ask, against the actual platforms that answer them - then show you the raw text we got back, so you can audit the claim yourself.

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The exact name caregivers would search for. We use this to detect mentions in LLM responses.

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State or metro - used to scope the eight prospect queries we run against each LLM.

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Eight queries · three LLMs

What an AI assistant actually says when caregivers ask.

We run the eight highest-intent ABA prospect queries (best clinic, near me, in-network, early intervention, in-home, etc.) against ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity - then score whether your brand was mentioned, where it ranked, what the sentiment was, and which providers got cited instead.

  • Per-platform mention rate across 8 queries.
  • Approximate rank position when mentioned.
  • Top competitor brands cited in your absence.
  • Raw response excerpts for every run - no black box.
What the numbers mean

Four rules for reading AI visibility data.

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AI engines are where caregivers go first now.

ABA discovery is shifting from Google to ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity faster than the industry recognizes. The clinics getting cited in those answers will compound; the ones absent will quietly lose top-of-funnel.

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Mention rate is the floor metric.

Below 20% mention rate across these queries means you're effectively invisible to AI-mediated discovery. Above 50% means the entity-grounding work has compounded.

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Position matters more than presence.

Being mentioned 4th in a list of 6 is meaningfully different from being mentioned 1st. Caregivers stop reading after the top 2-3 named providers.

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Who's cited instead tells you the entity gap.

If three competitors get named consistently and you don't, the work is structured-data + citation-building targeting the entities those competitors have. We can see the gap exactly.

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Close the entity gap

The fix is structured data + citation building.

If your mention rate is below 20%, the work is concrete: entity definition pages, schema markup, third-party citations. Walk this report through with us in 30 minutes and we'll scope the entity-grounding sprint.

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    Tell us about your centers

    Two minutes on the form, then pick a time for the call right there.

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    We do the homework first

    We look at your rankings, your AI visibility, and every step of your inquiry path before we talk.

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    A 30-minute call

    We walk you through what we found, and we talk through whether we’re the right fit.

If we’re a fit, you get a written proposal before anything starts. Ad spend is paid straight to Google and Meta, never through us.

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