AI is the new Yellow Pages. Does it name your shop?

Yes, completely free. You get a one-page report showing which local businesses an AI assistant names when a customer asks for your trade in your town, whether you are on that list and in what spot, and the 3 fixes that will move you up first. No card and no sales call. At most 3 short follow-up emails, one-click stop, and your email is never sold or shared. It is yours to keep whether you ever sign up or not.

The AI assistants people now ask instead of scrolling through search results - the chat assistants on their phones and computers. We ask them the same way a real customer would, in 3 different wordings ("best furnace repair in Fishers", "who should I call for a leaking water heater near Carmel"), and we save every answer word for word. Same questions every week, so the before and after is a fair comparison, not a lucky screenshot.

When a customer asks an AI assistant who to call, it usually names just a few businesses. If you are not one of them, that customer never sees your name - no matter how good your reviews or your work are. Most shops have no idea whether they are on that short list. The free report tells you in plain English.

Mostly home trades: HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, garage door, trim / finish carpentry, pest control, painting, gutters, windows & siding, concrete, landscaping & lawn, tree service, flooring, remodeling / general contractor, handyman and basement waterproofing. We also check realtors, mortgage lenders, insurance agents and dentists, the same way: we ask AI what your customers would ask. Something else? Send the free report form anyway and pick "Other local business" - we will tell you straight whether we can check it well, before you spend a dime.

No. The free report spells out the 3 fixes step by step, so you can do them yourself if you like. On the plan we do all of it for you: your business profile, your listings, the FAQ text on your site, and the behind-the-scenes code (schema markup) that tells AI your hours, services, service area and license. You send us your facts once - about 10 minutes - and nothing goes live without your OK.

A check every week for your trade in your town, the fixes done for you, and a before-and-after page every month showing where AI named you then and where it names you now. If a weekly check shows you slipping, we catch it and fix it - you do not have to watch for it.

One short email or form, about 10 minutes: your business name, address and main phone, your hours, the services you do, the towns you serve, your license number and who issued it, and two or three sentences about your shop. We only use the facts you send, and nothing is published without your OK.

You see where you stand in your first weekly check, and every week after that shows whether you moved. AI assistants pick up changes on their own schedule, so some shops move in a few weeks and some take longer - nobody can honestly promise a date. That is exactly why the guarantee runs 90 days.

Nobody honest can promise what AI will say - the answers change week to week and no company controls them. What we promise is the work and the proof: we check every week, show you every answer, and do the fixes. And we back it with money: if AI isn't naming you in 2 of our last 4 weekly checks by day 90 and you did the to-dos, you get back every dollar you paid.

Every weekly check is saved with the date, the exact question we asked and the AI's full answer, word for word, on your own private page. Nothing is summarized or hidden - you can read exactly what a customer would have read. We ask 3 ways a customer would, and those dated checks are what decide the guarantee.

Yourself, in under a minute: click the cancel link on any Stripe receipt. No contract, no phone call, no form, no one trying to talk you out of it. It takes effect right away for the next month, so you are never charged again.

Ryan Mervar, in Fishers, Indiana - a local guy, not a national agency or a call center. Every report goes out under my name, and when you email, I'm the one who answers. I only work with local Indiana businesses, mostly home trades, so your town is my backyard.