Your buyers no longer start on Google: they ask ChatGPT which supplier to pick, and walk away with three names. You are either in that answer or you do not exist — and nobody tells you. This agent runs on its own every morning and reports whether you show up, on which questions, and who is standing in your place.
One screen, four numbers and the list of questions. No forty-page reports.
| Question | Engine | Cited | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| best [your service] provider in Madrid | ChatGPT | Yes | 2 |
| recommended [your sector] companies | Google AI | Yes | 4 |
| what to ask before hiring [your service] | ChatGPT | Yes | 1 |
| alternatives to [your competitor] | Google AI | No | — |
| how much does [your service] cost | ChatGPT | No | — |
Panel shown with demonstration data, to illustrate the interface. Every client’s questions and figures are their own.
Three things, always the same, with nobody remembering to start it.
It runs the questions a client would actually ask and checks whether your name appears in the answer, on Google and in generative search.
It records who shows up when you do not. Knowing which competitor holds your place is worth more than knowing you are missing.
If something moves it says so, and suggests what to publish to win the ground back. If nothing moves, it stays quiet.
Nobody pays for rankings. They pay for clients. Here is the sum.
Sample figures to show the arithmetic, not measured results. Swap the ticket for yours and the percentage for one you believe: the point of the call is to put your numbers in and see whether it adds up.
In the diagnostic we run your questions while you watch. It costs nothing and in forty-five minutes you know where you stand.