Are you showing up in AI searches?
We ask 20 questions your customers actually ask, 15 times each, and count who gets named. You get the count, your five closest competitors, and three things to do about it. Every month, on the first.
Your range and Sunset Mesa Heating & Air's overlap between 46.4 and 50.3. On this month's evidence you are ahead, and the gap is not yet proven. The rule under each name is that business's share of the 300.
A real page from the September 2026 run. Tidewater Comfort Systems is a stand-in business; the market, the question and the 300 runs are real. Read the whole report.
Four things, on the first of every month
The same four, in the same order, so this month's page can be read next to last month's without translating anything.
Your count, and the five businesses nearest you
How many of the 300 runs named you, what share that is, and the range that share could really be. Same for the five competitors named most often in your market.
What every listing source says about you
Name, phone, address, rating and review count, read from each source and set side by side. Where two sources disagree, the report marks it, because the assistant is reading one of them.
Seven reach checks on your website
Load time on a phone, tap-to-call link, contact form, and whether your phone number and business name are in the page source at all. Being named does nothing if the call cannot happen.
Three fixes, in the order worth doing them
Written for the person who will actually do them, with the hours it takes next to each. Three, never thirty, so the list gets finished before the next report lands.
Two numbers, no third one later
The monthly report stands on its own. Setup is only worth paying for if you want the fixes done for you instead of handed to you.
- 20 questions, 15 runs each, 300 answers counted
- Your count and share, with a 95% range
- Five competitors on the same scale
- Listings read from five sources
- Seven reach checks on your site
- Three fixes, ordered
- Stop any month
- Listings corrected on every source that holds a copy
- The question and answer pages written and posted
- Review request text set up on your job flow
- Reach fixes made on your site
- Scoped on a call first, quoted before anything starts
- Typical range $1,500 to $2,500
What the number is, and what it is not
We write 20 questions a homeowner in your metro would actually type, then ask each one 15 times. That is 300 answers a month. Every business named in every answer gets counted, and your count is the number at the top of the report.
AI answers move around run to run. That is why every share carries a 95% range, and why we will never send you a screenshot of one good answer. One screenshot proves nothing. A count out of 300 is worth arguing about.
What this does not do: it cannot make an assistant name you, and nobody can promise that. It tells you where you stand this month, what your listings say, and the three things most likely to move the count. If a number was not measured, the report says it was not measured.
One software engineer in San Diego
I am Paul Rosenberg. I write software for a living, and I built this because I kept watching people ask an assistant for a plumber, an electrician, an air conditioning company, and then call the first name it said.
There is no team, no dashboard to log into, and no contract. You get a page like the one above, from me, on the first of the month. If the number stops being useful to you, tell me and I will stop sending it.
The runs happen on my machines. The counts come out of the recorded answers, not out of a summary of them, which is why every figure in a report can be traced back to a run.
Paul Rosenberg · San Diego · Petrichor Ventures LLC
Fifteen minutes, and you will know your number
Bring your business name and your metro. We run your market live on the call, and you leave with the count whether or not you buy anything.
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