The free check tells you that AI skips you. This tells you why.
The GEO Visibility Audit is an evidence-backed diagnosis of how answer engines treat your venue in Mexico City — the questions you lose, the sources they cite instead, the competitors they favour, and a 90-day plan to change it.
MX$9,999 one-time · delivered instantly, yours to keep
One venue, one neighborhood, one category. Prefer an invoice?
Run the free check
Two minutes, no card. We scan your venue live across the answer engines.
Your Snapshot appears
A printable one-pager with your score, grade and the headline findings.
Order the audit from there
Pay by card, or unlock with a code. The full audit is generated from that same scan.
The diagnosis
- A printable one-pager with your live score and grade
- Your score by AI model
- Three findings explaining the score
- Five example questions, hit or miss
- Your top competitor, named
The prescription
- Every question tested, with verbatim model answers
- The citation sources AI pulls from in your category
- Why each competitor outranks you, line by line
- Entity and schema gaps across site and listings
- Priorities ranked by booking intent
- A sequenced 90-day roadmap and a live walkthrough
What you actually receive
Full query matrix, with the models' own words
Every question we test — best-of, occasion, intent, and comparison — run across frontier models, with each model's verbatim answer and your exact position captured as evidence. No score you can't trace back to a sentence a model actually produced.
Citation-source map
Which pages, guides, directories, and listings the models lean on when they answer for your category and neighborhood — and which of those you appear on today. This is the layer that decides whether AI can name you at all.
Competitor teardown
The venues named ahead of you, the searches they take from you, and a side-by-side of what they have that you don't: coverage, structured data, review depth, editorial presence, and freshness.
Entity and schema gap list
Your site, your Google entity, and your listings audited against what answer engines need to resolve you as a real, bookable place: naming consistency, structured data, menus, hours, reservation paths, and machine-readable proof.
Commercial prioritization
Every gap ranked by booking intent, not by volume — because 'brunch in Roma Norte on Sunday' is worth more to you than a generic city-wide query. You get the shortlist of searches actually worth winning.
Sequenced 90-day roadmap
A dated plan with owners and effort: what to fix in weeks 1–2, what to publish in weeks 3–6, what to earn in weeks 7–12, and how each item is measured on re-scan.
How it runs
Kickoff (day 1)
A 30-minute call to capture your rooms, covers, seasonality, competitive set, and the bookings you actually want more of.
Evidence run (days 2–5)
We run the full query matrix across models, capture answers verbatim, map citation sources, and audit your site and listings.
Diagnosis (days 6–8)
We turn the evidence into a written diagnosis: why AI recommends someone else, in your category, in your neighborhood.
Walkthrough (day 10)
A 60-minute presentation to you and your team, plus the written audit and the 90-day roadmap, yours to execute in-house or with us.
Every term in this report, in one sentence each
You don't need a marketing background to act on any of this. Here's the whole vocabulary.
Generative Engine Optimization — the work of getting AI assistants to recommend your venue, the way SEO got you into Google results.
Any tool that answers a question directly instead of showing a list of links — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity.
Large language model: the AI behind assistants like ChatGPT that writes the recommendation a customer reads.
A web page the AI actually read and pointed to when it answered — its source for what it said.
The step where the AI goes and fetches pages before answering. If nothing about you is fetchable, you can't be named.
A small block of hidden code on your website that states your address, hours, price range and menu in a format machines read without guessing.
The standard format that structured data is written in. Adding it is a one-time job for whoever built your site.
The AI's internal record of your venue — one name, one category, one address. Inconsistent listings split it in two and weaken both.
The automated reader an AI company sends to your site. It sees only what loads as plain text, not what a person sees.
Your pages arrive as finished text rather than being drawn by scripts in the browser. Crawlers can only reliably read the finished version.
A one-line file on your site that tells AI crawlers whether they're allowed in. Blocking them makes you invisible.
"Best tacos in Roma Norte" — a customer asking for a shortlist. The highest-intent question you can win.
"Where to take a date", "Sunday brunch", "dinner for ten" — searching by plan rather than by cuisine.
Not whether you're mentioned, but how early. First two names in a chat answer get almost all the bookings.
A page the AI cited that doesn't actually exist — a sign it had very little real information to work with.
Restaurants, bars, cafés, hotels, rooftops, and hospitality groups in Mexico City that already have a real product and real demand, and want the share of bookings that now starts inside an AI assistant instead of a search results page. If you're pre-opening or have no website yet, start with the free check and talk to us about a listing instead — the audit will be more valuable once there's something for engines to cite.
Ready to see why AI recommends someone else?
Tell us your venue and we'll confirm scope, timing, and pricing for your category — then book the kickoff.