Your next buyer is describing their problem to an AI right now. It will answer with names. Yours is either there or it isn’t
One client per category, per city.
This is the answer your buyer sees.
> which immigration lawyer should I use for a startup visa in Amsterdam?
Three firms come up consistently for startup-visa work: Bakker & Roos, Meijer Immigratie, and Van Dijk Legal.
A search box gave you ten links and a chance to rank. An assistant gives three names and no auction to enter.
By the time your name could come up, the model has already diagnosed the problem, ruled out options and formed a shortlist. Watch how little of that involves your website.
Open ChatGPT. Ask it who the best in your field is. We’ll wait.
Or let us run it properly. Thirty minutes, no deck.
Van Found is a service, not a dashboard. You get an operator, and the work ships whether or not you have time to think about it.
Pages that answer the exact questions your buyers put to an assistant, written plainly enough that a model will quote them. On your site, signed off by you.
Models cite other people about you far more than they cite you. Reviews, professional directories, association listings, the specialist press. We work on those directly.
Every month: which engines name you, for which questions, and who they name instead. One page, no vanity charts.
We start from the forty questions your buyers actually ask an assistant. In month one you are named in almost none of them. The work is getting that number up, question by question, and the same forty are re-read every month so you can watch it move.
Forty questions, four engines, thirty runs each. You see exactly which answers name you, which name your competitors, and which name nobody you have heard of. The first answer pages go live in the same month.
The narrow questions start returning you. Small volume, but the people asking these are already close to buying. This is the month you usually hear it from a customer before you hear it from us.
Your name turns up in answers we never wrote a page for. Directories, reviews, association listings and the specialist press are now carrying you, and those are the sources the models lean on hardest.
Cost, alternatives, whether the job is worth doing at all. You show up earlier in the decision, before the buyer has a shortlist, and in more than one engine. This is where the count steepens.
Your name arrives with a reason attached. The model does not list you, it explains why you rather than the other two, and it says the same thing across engines because the underlying sources now agree.
For the questions that decide business in your market you are a fixed part of the answer. A competitor starting from where you started in month one needs six months to reach you, and by then the sources have moved again.
Illustrative counts from a typical engagement, not a guarantee. Your own baseline is measured in week one and re-read every month against it.
That is the shape of six months. The first one starts with finding out where you actually are.
Leave us your website and pick your industry. That is the whole form. We run the questions your buyers actually ask across the major engines and put together a report on where you stand in the answers.
We run the questions your buyers ask across the major engines, from clean sessions, and write up where your name appears and where it does not. Your report comes back within a few working days.
Questions like these, phrased the way a buyer phrases them. Your name either appears in the answer or it does not.
An illustration of the method, not your result. Your own numbers are in your report.
No software licence, no seats, no retainer for a dashboard you never open.
One operator, one client per category. The rate is what makes both of those possible.
The visibility report is free and yours to keep either way.
They overlap. SEO optimises for a ranked list of links; we optimise for being named inside a written answer that the model assembles mostly from sources other than your own site. Different target, different work, different measurement.
We cannot see inside the model, and neither can anyone selling you a dashboard. We ask it the same questions every month and write down what it says: named or not, first or third, and which sources it leaned on. That is the number that moves.
Yes, and it is most of our work. Nothing goes live without your sign-off, we write to the claims rules your body enforces, and we will flag anything we think puts you at risk before it reaches your inbox.
Faster than SEO ever was, and less predictable. Some answers shift within weeks of a page going up; a crowded city takes a quarter. You get a report from month one either way.
No. The exclusivity term is in the pricing above, and it is the whole answer: once your category and city are taken, they are taken. If someone in your market asks us after you have signed, we tell them the slot is gone.
You keep everything. The pages are on your site, the listings and profiles are in your name, and the baseline is yours. There is no platform to be locked out of and nothing switches off when we stop.
About an hour a month. You approve what goes out before it goes out, and you take one call to go through the report. Everything else happens without you.
Still deciding? Ask us the awkward version on a call.
Book a callIt takes five minutes to check for yourself: ask each engine the question your buyers ask, and see how far your name gets. Then thirty minutes with us, no deck.
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