Free AI Brand Report

How Does Your Brand
Show Up in AI Search?

AI doesn't rank your brand. It resolves it. Or doesn't. Find out if you're being chosen and what's stopping the model.

No email. No credit card. No sales call. Just a look at how AI search sees you.

How This AI Brand Report Works

This report is built on Stage30™, a resolution methodology developed by Cannes-winning creative architects at Cast Iron LA (U.S. trademark application serial no. 99719523). It comes from three decades of creative leadership across web, social, and brand architecture for clients including Honda, Hilti, and Discovery Channel. See how the score is made and the documents behind it.

AI doesn't rank. It resolves. Traditional tools measure visibility, whether your brand shows up. Stage30 measures resolution, whether the model selects your brand as the answer.

Your brand is scored across the three Stage30 pillars: Authorship (the writing, a citable position in a verifiable human voice), Entity (who wrote it and the canonical graph that proves it: named authors mapped to real people, sameAs, one resolvable entity in the knowledge graph), and Code Refinement (machine-readable structure that drops the model's inference cost to near zero). The three pillars create the Resolution outcome.

This report reads one page. The Resolution Audit, our paid build, reads your brand across the entire surface of the internet, every place a model looks to resolve you. Your own site, the knowledge graph, Wikidata, Crunchbase, third-party mentions, and the author graph behind the work. It covers the surfaces where your brand has never appeared. Those absences are where the model resolves a competitor instead.

The AI Observation Log asks every engine, Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, your brand's real buyer question live, so the report shows what the models actually return, not what we guess they would. All four are included here, nothing held back.

Research: SparkToro & Gumshoe.ai (2026) · AirOps (2026) · Seer Interactive (2026) · Omniscient Digital (2026) · Profound (2026) · Superlines (2026)
Stage30™ · Cast Iron LA · U.S. trademark serial 99719523 · © 2025-2026

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Brand Resolution Report
Resolution Score
How clearly AI can identify and describe your brand, scored 0–100. High means the model states who you are. Low means it guesses or leaves you out.
The Canon Source
Every finding is checked against the canon.

Every finding below names the exact research document it is checked against. You can trace any number back to its source. Most audits cannot. The Stage30 Canon Source is our live index of that research: more than 60 documents on how a machine reads a page and how a brand earns trust across the open web.

Missing Facts
True about you. Invisible to AI.

For AI to repeat a fact about you, four things have to line up:

  • 1You say it on your page, in plain words. Not buried, not implied. Said.
  • 2Somewhere AI already trusts says it too. One outside voice outweighs ten of your own.
  • 3It shows up when a real buyer asks. The answer is the proof, not the claim.
  • 4Your code labels it, so the machine reads it as a fact, not a guess. A helper, never the win.

Two of these do the heavy lifting: plain words on your page, and a trusted outside source that repeats them. Below is each fact you would lead a pitch with, and where it falls short. Green means AI can get to it. Orange means it cannot.

About the code column: labeling a fact in your code helps AI read it as stated instead of guessed. It helps. It is never what gets you picked. A claim only you make, even labeled perfectly, is still just your claim. What wins is plain words on your page and a trusted outside source repeating them.

Machine Access
Can a Machine Read You

Before anything else, the model has to fetch your page, place you as one identity, and not hit a wall. These are deterministic checks, not opinions. Passing them is the floor, not the win: a readable page still has to be confirmed off-site before AI names you.

AI Observation Log
What AI Actually Returns About You

This report asks every engine: Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. "Live" means we queried each one just now. If one can't be reached, we say so and leave it out of your score.

Why AI picks someone else
The three things that decide it

Set the urgent stuff aside for a moment. Even on a clean site, AI weighs three simple things before it brings you up: whether your story is clear, whether the web backs you up, and whether a machine can read your site. Here is where you stand on each, in plain terms.

Where AI loses you
Why AI picks someone else

Each point is a fact AI can see about you but cannot use. It knows the question. It just cannot pick you, so it picks someone else.

The Full Audit
What the paid audit adds

This free report read one page and checked the rooms AI trusts. The Resolution Audit goes the rest of the way:

  • It reads your whole site, every page a buyer and a model see, not just the homepage.
  • It maps your full off-site graph: Wikidata, Crunchbase, reviews, the comparison pages, and the author graph behind the work.
  • We do the fix. We rewrite your pages in your voice and repair the signals AI reads, human-reviewed so it never sounds like a robot.
  • Truss watches it monthly and shows the curve, so you see the line move.

Human-reviewed by J and Luis, with a 30 minute strategy session. The full audit is $500 this summer. Talk to us about the full audit.

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