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The check reads public, verifiable evidence about any domain — no login to your analytics, no tracking script, no crawling behind a password. It fetches your homepage the way the full Brandlism scan does and runs the same checks on it: title, description, indexability, canonical, copy length, load time, and whether the page's structured data tells search and AI systems what the business is. It also asks PageSpeed Insights for the public mobile performance score, and, where a third-party provider is available, an estimate of monthly visit volume.

From that it produces one proof record: the strongest gap it can defend, the page it was read from and when, how confident the check is, and the work the gap calls for with what “done” looks like. Anything it could not measure is listed as exactly that, with the connection that would measure it — it does not score you against a secret rubric, guess at numbers it cannot see, or turn a blocked probe into a finding.

What it deliberately does not tell you is whether AI assistants recommend you. When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Gemini for the best option in your category, a short list of names comes back, drawn from the sources those engines trust. That is a different measurement — the free AI visibility checker runs it by asking real buying questions and showing who gets named, you or a competitor.

Both checks are free, need no signup, and are read-only. If the result is worth acting on, a full Brandlism analysis reads the site directly — positioning, search readiness, citation gaps — and turns the strongest finding into prepared, approval-gated work.