Website fix
ready for review
Claim that ClearFlow Plumbing does not serve Denver contradicts confirmed fact.
Service area: Denver.
Place in: New service-area page, opening summary
AI search visibility diagnosis for brands
GeoCheckTool helps SaaS, ecommerce, agencies, publishers, B2B services, and local businesses test real buyer questions, find missing or incorrect evidence, and turn accepted findings into controlled website and source actions.
1 free diagnosis (Quick) per account · No credit card · Website optional · Public portal
Watch GeoCheckTool turn a finding into action
Five guided states show what the product does. Every label and finding remains readable HTML; motion only advances the focus.
GeoCheckTool guided diagnosis
Interactive product preview
Business truth profile
Pricing, services, identity, locations, hours, credentials, and action paths remain customer-confirmed facts with provenance.
Confirmed business name
ClearFlow Plumbing
Customer-confirmedConfirmed pricing
$89 diagnostic visit
Customer-confirmedConfirmed services
water-heater repair · drain cleaning
Customer-confirmedConfirmed buyer question bank
What does a diagnostic plumbing visit cost, and which company is the best value?
2 analysis samplesWhich Denver plumber can handle an urgent leak and let me book the next step?
1 analysis samplesWhich residential plumber has trustworthy proof for water-heater repair?
2 analysis samplesDoes ClearFlow Plumbing serve Lakewood as well as Denver?
Next batch · not deletedHow does ClearFlow Plumbing compare with RootHero for drain cleaning?
Next batch · not deletedBuyer question
Perplexity Sonar via OpenRouter / RAG API · Sample 1
“RootHero is the recommended 24/7 option. ClearFlow Plumbing is listed, but the answer gives no booking step.”
accepted · high
Accepted finding
The answer directs the urgent buyer to RootHero instead of ClearFlow Plumbing.
Buyer question
Accepted evidence
The answer directs the urgent buyer to RootHero instead of ClearFlow Plumbing.
Ready actions
Website fix
ready for review
Service area: Denver.
Place in: New service-area page, opening summary
Source task
ready for review
Confirmed services: water-heater repair, drain cleaning.
Place in: Business description and service fields
Independent action verification
Customer report
Customer reported published
System verification
verified live match
https://clearflow.example/service-areas
A read-only check matched a frozen content anchor. This verifies the public change, not an AI outcome.
1
Observed improvement
1
No observed change
1
Observed regression
1
Not comparable
These are observed distributions from repeated API samples, not a stable ranking, market share estimate, or statistical significance claim.
A different job from a visibility dashboard
GeoCheckTool does not stop at showing that a brand appeared. It preserves why a finding was accepted, turns it into controlled work, checks what actually went public, and retests the same frozen scope.
The customer confirms business facts first, so an answer can be checked for factual support—not only brand presence.
Buyer question, exact answer span, citations, provider state, confirmed facts, and retry lineage remain connected.
Accepted findings become versioned website-repair and source-building tasks without publishing on the customer's behalf or taking over the CMS.
Published, crawlable, indexed, mentioned, cited, and converted remain separate states; later runs keep the original method comparable.
Diagnose the question behind the query
Each guide answers one search problem with the current GeoCheckTool method, then connects to the same official Quick Diagnosis workflow. No duplicate account, wallet, or second tool path is introduced.
Start from confirmed business facts and a complete buyer-question bank, then preserve repeated observations and evidence-linked actions.
Open guide →Track frozen buyer questions, repeated answers, mentions, citations, factual support, coverage, and comparable retests without inventing a stable rank.
Open guide →Observe the search-result surface through SerpApi and keep a legitimate no-surface result separate from failure.
Open guide →Use current Google eligibility guidance, keep generative-AI impressions separate from answer evidence, and review implementation without inventing a score.
Open guide →Separate Sonar RAG/API answer text, cited URLs, fact support, and consumer-interface claims.
Open guide →Check question fit, entity clarity, facts, sources, access mode, and freshness before producing more content.
Open guide →Understand which evidence proves a mention, citation, factual support, or recommendation—and which evidence does not.
Open guide →Compare GeoCheckTool, Profound, AthenaHQ, and Peec AI by buyer stage, evidence model, action path, monitoring scope, and verified boundaries.
Open guide →Method and promises
A real business name and city or service area are required. A website is optional. After sign-in, the customer confirms the Business Truth Profile before GeoCheckTool generates or measures buyer questions.
No. The complete editable question bank remains visible and versioned. Pilot capacity limits only one frozen run scope: Quick selects up to 4 questions by intent, while Formal selects up to 8; uncovered and disabled questions remain explicit.
The current Quick pilot uses n=3 repeated samples per selected question and surface for Perplexity Sonar via OpenRouter / RAG API and Google AI Overview observed via SerpApi. An unavailable surface is shown as not run, and a legitimate Google no-surface observation is not treated as a provider failure.
The current Formal pilot freezes up to 8 selected questions and uses n=5 repeated samples per available surface for the two Quick surfaces plus a web-grounded model via OpenRouter. Each batch reserves 200 credits. Partial, failed, cancelled, or not-run coverage releases the reservation during Beta.
Accepted, evidence-linked findings can produce a website repair package and source-building package. Customers can execute the work, ask their original developer, or request our assistance. GeoCheckTool does not automatically take over a CMS or publish externally.
No. GeoCheckTool can verify public actions with read-only checks and can compare a frozen set of questions and methods in a later repeated-sample retest. Results are distributions with uncertainty, not a stable rank or causal guarantee.