What does the AI Visibility Audit actually include?
The audit covers 47 distinct checks across six dimensions — AEO citation rate, GEO brand mention share, LLMO accuracy, entity completeness, schema quality, and competitive AI citation gap — tested across 12 AI engines in both English and French. You receive scored results for both languages, a competitive gap report, and a 90-day action roadmap with bilingual work streams.
Why does the audit take 5 working days?
Five working days is the minimum required to conduct bilingual testing across 12 AI engines with genuine depth. Running 50-plus queries in both English and French, capturing and analysing responses, building the bilingual competitive comparison, and producing a ranked action roadmap takes the full five days. Cutting the timeline would require reducing either the engine count or the query volume, which would compromise the accuracy of the citation scores.
What does the AI Visibility Audit cost?
Pricing is quoted in CAD and is based on the scope of your audit and the complexity of your competitive set. Contact Ignited Nepal for a fixed-price quote. Pricing is confirmed before any work begins.
What happens after I receive the audit?
The audit is a complete deliverable. Your internal team can act on the 90-day roadmap directly, or you may engage Ignited Nepal for implementation. The audit report is structured to be handed off to any content, technical, or SEO team without requiring additional scoping or briefing from our side.
Which AI engines are tested in the audit?
The standard audit covers 12 engines, including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Claude, Meta AI, and additional engines relevant to Canadian market buyer behaviour. Both English and French-language modes and interfaces are tested where they exist. The engine list is confirmed during onboarding.
Does the audit include a strategy or just a diagnosis?
The audit includes a scored diagnosis and a prioritised action plan. The 90-day roadmap ranks every finding by impact and effort and separates English and French work streams so your team knows exactly what to do and where to start. It is a strategic brief, not an observation report.