Sample · real data, names removed

A real AI visibility scorecard, explained

This is the free one-page scorecard we produced for an Edinburgh estate agency from our 24 October 2026 check. We've replaced the agency, its competitors and anything else that could identify them, and updated the price box. Otherwise the findings are unchanged.

Full anonymised AI visibility scorecard for Agent B, an Edinburgh estate agency. Headline score 45 out of 100, likely range 35 to 59. Share of voice 28% against Competitor 1 at 47%, Competitor 2 at 16% and Competitor 3 at 9%. ChatGPT named the agency in 4 of 16 answers and Google AI Mode in 5 of 16. Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot are marked not measurable free. The basics checklist flags blocked AI crawlers, missing estate-agent schema, an inconsistent portal listing and thin reviews. Three fixes follow.
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How to read it

  1. Headline score: 45/100, likely range 35–59. This combines how often the agency was named, how high up and whether its own website was cited. The range matters more than the number. Moves of under about 10 points are noise.
  2. Share of voice: 28%. Of all the times these four agencies were named, Agent B accounted for 28%. A city-wide brand took 47%.
  3. Which assistants name you. ChatGPT named Agent B in 4 of 16 answers and Google AI Mode in 5 of 16. On its own area's questions it was named every time: 2nd on ChatGPT and 1st on Google. Assistants we couldn't measure are marked as such, not guessed.
  4. The basics. The website was blocking some AI crawlers, it had no estate-agent markup, one portal showed the wrong street number, and reviews were thin. Each item is rated red, amber or green, and anything unverified is marked grey.
  5. Three fixes. These are plain-English actions, such as adjusting a firewall setting that takes about 15 minutes.
This sample shows a reasonably visible agency. In the same check, two other agencies were never named by ChatGPT at all.

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Free scorecard vs the full report

Free scorecardAI Visibility Report (£195)Monthly tracking (from £59)
Questions825+, tailored to youYour tracking set, monthly
Runs per question2 per assistantSeveral per assistantSeveral per assistant
AssistantsChatGPT and Google AI Mode, with others added as they become measurable
Competitors3 localYour local setYour local set, with trend
Sources the AI relied onSummaryFull breakdownChanges month to month
Basics checkKey itemsFull checkRe-checked
FixesTop 3Prioritised planDone for you on Grow

Every tier shows scores with ranges and none guarantees rankings or mentions.

Method and limits

We put everyday questions to the logged-out web versions of ChatGPT and Google AI Mode from one location in Edinburgh, and recorded which businesses were named, in what order and which sources were cited. The score weights mention rate most heavily, then position, then own-site citations. Ranges are 95% confidence intervals on the mention rate.

The limits are real. AI answers vary between users, locations and days, and the models change. The free scorecard is a small sample. We check public pages only, and anything we can't confirm is marked "unverified". When we checked, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot couldn't be measured this way, so the scorecard says so.