Great business. Invisible website?
88% of small businesses in United States aren't recommended by AI
Paste your web address. In about 90 seconds you get a report that names, search by search, the businesses Google and ChatGPT put in front of you — and what to fix first.
Free · ~90 seconds · No card.
Three things one audit turned up.
One clinic, one run, July 2026. Name and city removed; nothing was added.
We searched for the clinic by name. Its own site was nowhere on page one — the results belonged to a surgeons’ association, two hospitals, and clinics in other cities.
Two competitors were paying Google for every click on searches where this site didn’t appear at all. They pay to be there; this clinic could have been there for nothing.
We asked ChatGPT who to see for that treatment, in that city. It named other clinics. It never named this one, once.
Three findings, one business. You can’t guess which of them is true about yours — and neither can we until we run it.
Check my website →Somebody comes up when people search for what you sell.
Someone typed it into Google a minute ago and something came back — your business, a directory, a paid ad, or the place two streets over. You can’t see a result you don’t appear in. And inside ChatGPT there is no page two at all: it names a handful of businesses and the conversation ends. 90 seconds tells you whether one of them is you.
What happens in those 90 seconds
Five passes · Every search result pulled in the last 72 hours
We read it the way a buyer would and work out what you actually sell — then build the commercial searches someone would use to find it. Usually ten or twelve of them.
Through our own search infrastructure, not an SEO vendor’s keyword index. Every search result in your report was pulled in the last 72 hours — nothing older.
We open ChatGPT and Gemini and ask what your customers ask before they book — “best groomer near me in Austin”, that shape of question — and record which businesses each names, and whether yours is one of them.
We run a search for your business name and capture page one exactly as it came back.
The businesses Google actually put above you, not lookalikes picked by keyword overlap — and put the top three head to head against you.
What lands in your inbox
Those three are the free part — no card step to reach them.
OPEN A SAMPLE REPORT ↗A real run, anonymised — Bruno’s Dog Grooming is a stand-in name. Shown fully unlocked; your free report opens the diagnosis and the first action, with the rest behind the one-off unlock.
Your number next to the average of the businesses Google put above you.
Search by search, the top three Google put there; and if you’re a local business, their Google reviews against yours.
The first one written out in full, and an inventory of everything else we found, before you decide anything.
Inspeccia is built by the team behind Neuratia.uy, after more than fifteen years in web design and digital marketing. If the report gets something wrong about your business, reply to the email it arrives in — it reaches the people who built it.
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Anything else
Will anyone call me?
No. We don’t ask for a phone number and we don’t have one for you. You get the report by email, then up to four short follow-ups over the following days. Three of them invite you to unlock the full plan; none of them is a phone call. They go out on a schedule, not because of anything you did. Every email carries an unsubscribe link that stops it, and “delete my report and my address” works on request.
Is there a paid thing?
Yes, one, and it is not on this page. Once your report exists you can pay once — no subscription — to unlock the step-by-step instructions and the materials written for your business. The price sits inside your report, next to the data it’s based on. Nothing on this page costs money and we never ask for a card here.
Why would you give the diagnosis away?
Because almost nobody buys instructions for a problem they haven’t seen yet. Each report costs us a few cents in Google, OpenAI and Gemini API calls, and we pay that whether you ever buy anything or not — showing you what’s actually wrong is the only sales argument we have. If the report says your site is in good shape, that’s the end of it and you owe us nothing.
Does this work for my kind of business?
If you have a website with real text on it, yes. It’s built for businesses this size — holiday lets, groomers, cleaners, clinics, gyms, trades, small shops, consultants and agencies all fit the method. A local business also gets the Google Maps and local-pack analysis; an online business doesn’t have one, so that section is left out rather than padded. If we find very little, the report says so — we’d rather tell you that than pad it out.
What do you do with my address?
We never sell it and we never pass it to anyone who will contact you. Your report lives on a private page at a unique link that search engines can’t index. Like most sites we run Google Analytics, the Meta pixel and Microsoft Clarity to measure our own ads. They start when the page loads — that is how the notice works here. Reject it and Clarity stops recording, Meta stops receiving events, and Google stops using cookies to identify you from then on; what was measured before you clicked stays measured. One thing it doesn’t stop: when your report is created we tell Google and Meta that their ad worked, and that message carries your email address scrambled into a code — never the address itself. The privacy policy sets out exactly what goes where.
That was somebody else’s report. Now go and look at yours.
Same two fields, same 90 seconds. Nothing on this page is for sale; the price lives inside your own report, next to the data it’s based on.
Free · ~90 seconds · No card.
