Your buyers ask an AI assistant first. We find out what it says, then get you onto the pages it quotes.

What you get

• The citation gap list — at least 20 sources, or your money back — the pages assistants actually read when they answer about your category, and which of them never mention you. Getting listed on those moves the answers more than anything published on your own site. If the first scan finds fewer than 20, ask and the $599 comes back.
• The numbers behind it — real buyer questions in your category, put to Claude, ChatGPT and Perplexity through their official APIs with web search on. Answers produced without a search are thrown away rather than scored.
• Your position against named competitors — who gets mentioned instead of you, how often, and where you sit when you are listed.
• Every listing application written for you — at least 5, or you pay nothing — each of those sources wants a different description, a different category tree and a different set of proof; two of them telephone your clients and one charges $90 a month before you start. That is an afternoon per source. We write them all, filled in and categorised, and you send them from your own accounts in about 45 minutes. We do not ask for your logins and never will.
• A re-scan every week for 90 days, a dashboard, an email when something moves, and a report you can print and hand to a client — so you can see whether any of it moved.

What it is not

AEOScope measures, and writes the applications. It does not submit them for you — every one of those directories wants an account in your name, and two of them call your clients to check, so a stranger cannot honestly promise to do it on your behalf. It does not write your website content, does not touch your site, and has no arrangement with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or Perplexity that could influence what their assistants say. No ranking or mention is promised — anyone selling you a guarantee there is selling something they cannot deliver.

Assistants are not deterministic: the same question asked twice can return different brands, and consumer apps add personalisation and memory that an API does not. So we ask a large set of questions rather than a few, throw away answers produced without a search, and publish the method on every page. Read the trend and the competitor comparison, not a single number.

Price

$599, once.

That covers one brand: the first scan, every listing application written up and ready to send, then a re-scan every week for 90 days with the dashboard and the reports. No subscription, no seats, no upsell. The brand does not have to be yours — agencies run this on a client’s, or on one they are about to pitch. If it disappoints you, ask within 30 days of your first scan and you get all of it back — the refund policy is two paragraphs and has no exceptions worth hiding.

Who runs this

One person, working from India. Not a company, not a team, no investors — which is why there is one product at one price and no sales call to sit through. Email goes to a real inbox and is answered by the person who wrote the code — support@tryaeoscope.com. Payment is handled by a merchant of record, who is the seller on your receipt; the terms say who that is and how to get the registered name and address if you want them.