We ran the first scan on our own site.
The machine found what humans had missed.
Twenty minutes, three findings. Every number below is from that real first diagnosis — nothing composited, nothing invented.
Product pages were empty shells
429 KB of HTML, 23 visible words. AI crawlers don't execute JavaScript — every product page was literally telling AI “No products for this category.”
Mistaken for entirely different companies
One engine described the brand as an auto-parts maker (Exhibit A, above). Another confidently fabricated user reviews for a same-named menswear tailor. Not an outlier: ChatGPT Search misattributes sources in 76.5% of tested answers1 — and flags uncertainty in almost none of them.
Absent from every recommendation
Across four engines and 64 buying-intent questions, competitors owned every answer. Most brands aren't losing the AI recommendation race — they were never in it.