When a customer asks ChatGPT, does it name you?
Every month Pulzweb reads your site the way Google does, asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude what your buyers ask, and tells you what's wrong, what the fix costs and when it's done. Nothing changes without your yes.
Free, no account. About a minute. We read up to 25 pages and install nothing.
Case file 001
The first audit we ran, with the numbers as we found them. The client agreed to the audit, not to being named, so we don't name them.
- Client
- Precious-metals dealer, Croatia
- Scope
- 3 websites of one company: brand site, shop, company site
- Date
- 15 October 2026
- Method
- Read-only crawl, three buyer questions asked in Copilot by hand
383 / 383 pages read
Phone number linked as a web address
Tap the number on a phone and you get an error page instead of a call.
400 / 400 shop pages read
Shop pages with no description for Google
Google writes the snippet itself, from whatever is on the page.
3 tax IDs
Different company tax IDs across the three sites
Google and AI assistants get mixed signals about which company runs the sites.
3 / 3 sites
Sites tracking visitors before cookie consent
Analytics and ad pixels ran before anyone agreed. A compliance risk on every visit.
2 / 3 questions
Buyer questions where Copilot left them out
In two of three buyer questions, Copilot named only competitors.
5,196 : 103 reviews
Google reviews: the competitor named first, and the client
Assistants lean on reviews. The gap is one reason they name the competitor.
Every finding got a fix with a fixed price and a deadline. The client chose what to order, and the next crawl checks each one.
One report a month. Five minutes to read.
What we found, what was fixed, and whom the assistants name next to you. In your language, to print or to forward.
- Better or worse.
- The first lines say what changed since last month.
- Severity in words.
- Critical, urgent, important, growth: never a colour alone.
- The assistants.
- Whom ChatGPT and Perplexity named for your buyers' questions, and where you stood.
- A price on every fix.
- Each finding links to its fix, price and deadline.
You approve. Then we fix.
Each problem arrives as a proposal: what is wrong, what we do, the price and the working days. Decline it and nothing happens.
One site, one plan
Starter is built for one business with one website. No setup fee, no trial: the free check shows you the product first.
Starter
€39/ month
€390 / year · 2 months free. Prices in euro, without VAT.
- A monthly check of up to 150 pages
- 10 buyer questions a month on ChatGPT and Perplexity
- 3 competitors side by side
- The monthly report, also as a PDF
- Your Google reviews score
- 2 users
- Fixes at catalogue prices, only the ones you approve
What owners ask us
I already have someone who does my website.
Good. Pulzweb shows them what to fix, with the evidence. Decline our fix, send them the finding, and the next check confirms their work.
Do people really ask AI assistants about a local business?
They ask for a joiner, a dentist or a guesthouse nearby, and the assistant names a few. The free check asks one such question for your trade and shows whom it names. Then you decide.
I'm not technical. Will I understand the report?
Each finding says in plain words what is wrong, what it costs you, the fix price and how long it takes. No jargon you have to look up.
Can I stop?
Any time. The plan runs to the end of the month you paid for. Nothing on your site is touched.
Will you change my site?
Only a fix you approved. Everything else stays exactly as it is.
Ask the question your customers ask
Enter your website and see what the assistants and Google see. Free, about a minute.
Free, no account. About a minute. We read up to 25 pages and install nothing.