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Can buyers and AI assistants actually describe your product?
Buyers increasingly ask an assistant "what should I use for X" before they ever reach your site. Whatever your public pages make easy to verify is what gets repeated back. This check walks the five things that decide whether your product is describable at that moment - or whether the default incumbent gets named instead.
What this tells you, and what it does not
It is a self-assessment
Nothing is submitted and your URL is not fetched or analysed. You answer five questions about your own public pages and the result reflects your answers. That makes it instant and private; it also means it cannot catch what you have not noticed.
It measures describability, not ranking
These five criteria are about whether a buyer or an assistant can state your pricing, limits, competitor position and objection answers from public evidence. That is upstream of search ranking and separate from it - a page can rank and still be unquotable.
Missing items are the useful output
A clean result does not mean there is nothing to do; it usually means the open question is framing rather than proof. Three or more gaps is the case where an outside read pays for itself, because the gaps compound at the moment of comparison.
If you want it fixed rather than measured
The paid Vendor Brief verifies your pricing against official sources, maps the objections buyers actually raise, frames you against the nearest incumbent and cheaper substitute, and delivers a decision page you can reuse in sales. Fixed scope, four working days, one review window on day three.
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