AI doesn’t find every business the same way
AI looks for a local business differently than it looks for a software product or a consultant. Daizie measures what matters for your kind of business, checks whether what AI says about you is accurate, and gives you a practical plan in plain English — no marketing team required.
Your next customer is already asking AI who to call, what to buy, and whom to trust. Find out whether your business appears — and whether AI gets it right.
Same buyer. Different AI playbooks.
When AI recommends a local business, it reads maps, reviews, and community threads. For a software product, it reads comparison articles and review platforms. For a consultant, it reads LinkedIn, case studies, and podcasts. Same buyer, three completely different playbooks.
That's why AI visibility isn't as simple as updating your website. The right approach depends on what kind of business you run — and being mentioned only helps when AI describes you accurately.
So what are you supposed to do — especially as a small business without a marketing budget or a marketing team?
That's exactly why Daizie exists.
Daizie is built for business owners, not marketing teams. It measures how AI discovers and describes your business, verifies the important claims it makes, and turns the findings into clear, prioritized actions.
No marketing degree required — you confirm a few plain facts and Daizie does the asking.
Your website, what you do, and who you serve. Daizie suggests the five questions your buyers actually ask — you pick and tweak them.
Your five questions go to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini — blind, with no hints. You watch it happen live.
Your Visibility score, what each platform said about you, who they recommend instead — and your first move to fix it.
Not a teaser score — the actual report: every answer, judged, with your scores up top on every page.

The free snapshot: your Visibility score, and what each platform actually did with your questions.
AI finds a bakery, a software product, and a consultant in completely different ways. Daizie's questions, evidence checks, and fixes are routed for yours.
bakeries, plumbers, dentists, restaurants, shops
“Best family dentist near Sacramento that's good with anxious kids?”
Where AI looks: Google Business Profile, review sites, map data, local press, community threads.
SaaS, apps, physical products, e-commerce
“Best invoicing tool for a five-person contracting crew?”
Where AI looks: G2 and Capterra, comparison articles, Reddit, your docs and pricing pages.
coaches, consultants, agencies, personal brands
“Who actually helps first-time founders with go-to-market?”
Where AI looks: LinkedIn, published case studies, directories, podcasts, credentials.
Other tools count how often you're mentioned. Daizie is built for the questions an owner actually asks:
Every claim AI makes about you lands in one of five honest buckets:
AI says it, sources back it — protect it.
True, but written nowhere AI can read — publish it.
AI is wrong — fix the source feeding it.
A name collision — differentiate.
No source settles it — decide, then make it checkable.
Every claim AI made, traced to the exact answer it came from — you mark each one true, outdated, or flat wrong. Here the owner caught stale Saturday hours and a wrong “accepting new patients” claim. Finish the review and your Accuracy score and Daizie Score unlock.

Six claims, three honest verdicts — your review is what unlocks the Accuracy and Daizie Scores. $69, once.
Every tab stands alone and earns its place — measure what AI says, fix what feeds it, grow what's working.
Website Signals · Fix
Five plain-English drivers — business clarity, source support, AI readability, point of view, and recommendation fit — each scored out of 5 with the reason why. You don't get a mystery number; you get “your insurance list lives inside an image, which machines can't read.”

Action Plan · Fix
Recommendations are routed to your kind of business and to what your run actually observed. Every move carries the exact where and how — plus the observation that earned it. Quick wins first, bigger lifts labeled honestly.

Brand Studio · Grow
Daizie reads your website first and pre-fills your Brand Blueprint — then interviews you for what's missing, with your Blueprint strength climbing live beside the conversation. The workbench below scores every area against plain best practices and offers sharper wording to react to. You choose, edit, or reject; nothing publishes without you.


Tracking · Grow
The same five questions, re-measured monthly. A trend line with honest baseline markers whenever anything changes, and a change feed in plain English — “Gemini started mentioning you,” “a competitor overtook you on the insurance question.” Movement you can trust, because the measurement never quietly changed underneath you.
No prompt allowances to decode. No per-seat math. No trial that expires while you're busy running a business.
Free Snapshot
$0
See where you stand.
Full Report
$69 one time
The whole picture, with a downloadable report.
Monitoring
$34 /month
Watch your score move.
Checkout runs through Stripe. Daizie automatically measures and assembles each report; findings that need judgment are flagged for review rather than guessed. Every plan starts with the free snapshot. See full pricing details →
Every Daizie number is a dated, repeatable sample — the same five questions, the same four platforms, measured the same way every time. When a score can't be computed honestly, it says unavailable, never zero. And we never claim AI “always” says anything — we show you what it said, when, so you can judge for yourself.

Why Daizie exists
Daizie.ai is a product of Practical Informatics LLC, inspired by the lived experience of Marty Koepke building a small business — and discovering firsthand that AI systems were already describing it. Sometimes accurately. Sometimes inventing services. Sometimes confusing her with someone else entirely.
Twenty years of making complex systems tell the truth — in healthcare informatics, where wrong information has real consequences — turned into a product any owner can use: measure what AI says, verify it, fix it.
Daizie is built by a person, not a growth team — and when you want her eyes on your business specifically, a working session with Marty is $150, one time.
Because it's honest. Most small businesses start Hidden or Invisible — AI recommends whoever has the clearest public evidence, and that's exactly what the report shows you how to build. The score exists so you can watch it move.
Yes — a snapshot is one dated measurement, and we label it that way. Whether answers hold steady over time is what Monitoring measures, month over month, with the same pinned questions.
No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. Daizie shows you what AI currently says, what evidence it leans on, and the honest work — on your site and beyond it — that gives it something better to say.
Brand Studio is Daizie's guided workshop for sharpening how your business reads — to buyers and to AI systems. Daizie reads your website first and pre-fills a seven-area Brand Blueprint: who you are, who you serve, your offer, the problem you solve, how you're different, your proof, and who you're not for. A short working conversation fills the gaps, each area is scored against plain writing best practices, and the Studio offers sharper wording for you to accept, edit, or reject — nothing publishes without you. It's included for 30 days with the Full Report, and ongoing with Monitoring.
AI Website Readiness is a 0–100 score of how well your website feeds AI systems. It checks whether a machine reading your site can tell who you are, what you offer, who it's for, and why to trust it — across five plain-English drivers, each scored with the reason why. Instead of a mystery number, you get findings like 'your insurance list lives inside an image, which machines can't read.'
Who AI actually recommends when buyers ask your questions — not just the competitors you already know about. Daizie records every business the AI answers recommended, then shows your share of recommendation next to the competitors you named and the ones AI surfaced on its own. Owners are often surprised: the business winning their buyer questions is frequently one they'd never thought to watch.
A short, ranked list of moves built from what your measurement actually observed — never generic advice. Each move covers what to fix on your website and what to build beyond it — the reviews, profiles, directories, and communities your kind of business is judged by — with the exact where and how, plus the observation from your own run that earned it. Quick wins come first; bigger lifts are labeled honestly.
Tracking re-measures the same five questions every month — same wording, same four platforms — and charts your Daizie Score over time, so movement means something. You get a plain-English change feed like 'Gemini started mentioning you,' instead of a dashboard to decode. It's how you see whether the work is working.
Your snapshot only needs public facts. We never ask for passwords or customer records, and your report is private to you.