AI Visibility Report
Named in 1 of 3 buyer-style searches. You show up occasionally, usually not first.
33% of measured buyer searches named this shop
The free check starts with a web-grounded OpenAI model. A claimed full report adds Google and Perplexity models using the same buyer-style searches. Consumer-app verification is labeled separately.
illustrative answer · asked: “best barbershop in East Austin”
“For a great cut in East Austin, I'd recommend Rosewood Barber House or Sixth Street Grooming — both are highly rated with hundreds of reviews.”
Evidence behind the score
Weekday closing time conflicts with the shop website.
Hot-towel shaves are mentioned in navigation but have no service page.
Competitors have substantially more recent, service-specific reviews.
The exact things your customers ask an assistant:
What Booket would do next
Reconcile hours, services, prices, and booking details across the hosted profile and priority listings.
Publish service Q&A, improve the booking path, and request fresh reviews tied to the services customers search for.
Compare the new evidence with the baseline, repair remaining gaps, and show exactly where the business gained or lost visibility.
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