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Measure your business visibility in minutes. The CopyWrite Visibility Assessment scores your website, SEO, Google Business Profile, reviews, content, social presence, AI discoverability, and customer flow. Get a personalised Visibility Score with practical recommendations to help your business become easier to find, trust, and choose. Follow simple steps with your API key, you can get competitor comparison results Start free: https://copywrite.biz/score Learn more: https://copywrite.biz
How does this compare to something like SEMrush or Ahrefs for the SEO and visibility parts, especially if someone is already paying for those tools?
@muammerbozada Think of it this way: tools like SEMrush are massive telescopes, absolutely necessary to have, but CopyWrite is just a quick wrench.
Big SEO platforms are awesome for deep research over months. But they can also cause serious dashboard fatigue. We built this to be an immediate, 3-minute execution checklist. It flags the exact plumbing leaks costing you local customers right now, so you can fix them today.
How does the AI discoverability piece actually work in the scoring — are you checking how brands show up in ChatGPT and Gemini responses, or something else?
@erifehalil29098 Simple answer: yes
But the technical part is we don't scrape the actual chat boxes in real-time. Instead, the tool looks at the backend code of your website to see if your data is structured in a way that AI crawlers can actually read. Think of it like making sure your site speaks the same language as the AI—if the code isn't clear, the AI models can't find or recommend you in the first place.
Took the free assessment and was surprised how specific the recommendations were, especially around my Google Business Profile gaps. The score breakdown made it easy to see where to focus first.
@denizsalg28700 Glad to hear that landed. GBP is almost always the first place we find "invisible" leaks in local visibility.
Most tools just give you a generic "score" that leaves you guessing, so we engineered the audit to specifically highlight operational gaps—the kind that actually block you from the map grid. It’s just plumbing at the end of the day; patch the schema errors and fix the GBP consistency, and the ranking usually follows. If you run into any blockers while patching those specific gaps, feel free to drop a note here. Let's get that visibility pipeline tight.
Would love to see a competitor benchmarking option so the visibility score shows how you stack up against similar local businesses, not just your own metrics in isolation. That context would make the recommendations way more actionable.
@sla919522062231 i love it. and will keep you guys posted on the progress
Have you considered adding a competitor comparison view? Something where you can see how your Visibility Score stacks up against two or three nearby businesses in the same industry would be really helpful for understanding where you actually stand and what to prioritise fixing first.
@engl637419 this is a great idea, i'll explore it with as soon as i can thank you
How does the AI discoverability scoring actually work, does it check how my business shows up in ChatGPT and Gemini responses or something different?
@ersin156178 It asks a few questions around how your site, Google, social media are set up and give you a score on how visible you are based on these platforms. I encourage you to try it on copywrite.biz/score
Ran it on my small site and the breakdown actually highlighted a few gaps I had missed, especially around AI discoverability. Took maybe three minutes and felt genuinely useful rather than generic.
@satkcaix
Awesome to hear this! That 3-minute turnaround was a massive engineering priority for us.
Most business owners don't have the time to sit through a bloated, 45-minute enterprise audit just to find out their site maps are broken. Visibility infrastructure should be plug-and-play.
The fact that it caught AI discoverability gaps on a smaller site is exactly why we built that specific module. Smaller, agile brands actually have a massive unfair advantage over legacy giants when it comes to AI engines (like Perplexity or ChatGPT)—because you can adapt your backend schema and structure your topical authority loops in an afternoon, while enterprise sites take six months of corporate sign-offs to change a line of code.
Fix those gaps it flagged, and you'll be primed for machine-synthesized recommendations. Appreciate the feedback!