Your AI visibility score, explained

You are named in some number of your customers' questions, out of the total asked. You come out first a certain number of those times. When you do appear in a list, there's an average position. And since the last scan, some questions were gained and some were lost. All four are counted by QUESTION, the same unit as your score, so they line up with it instead of using a different yardstick each time.

Findability (45 points) is whether you're named at all. Presence (10 points) is whether the engine actually quoted your own website when it named you, rather than a directory that mentions you. Readiness (30 points) is whether your site can be reached and read by a machine. Answerability (15 points) is whether a machine can positively identify your business and find someone who has vouched for it, mainly through your Google Maps listing.

AI answers are not perfectly consistent — ask the same question twice and you can get two different lists. So the most important question is asked several times, not once, and your report says plainly whether you came out the same every time, came out mixed, or were never named at all. Appearing sometimes is not the same as appearing, and a single measurement would have kept that quiet.

The overview also shows which other businesses get named across the same questions, and in which kind of question you tend to lose — a "near me" question, a comparison, a specific service. It is not a five-slot leaderboard: dozens of businesses can appear across a market's worth of questions, so the point is finding where you're not showing up, not just who's ahead of you.