Can a customer actually find you?
Ten questions about how your business shows up online. You get a score, the fixes in the order they pay, and – the part most free tools leave out – an honest list of what a page like this cannot see about you.
Answer from memory. Guessing is fine
If you are not sure, say so – “never checked” is an answer, and a common one. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you touch here reaches us or anyone else.
Local visibility
What this page cannot see – and is not going to pretend it can
Every answer above is your own. That makes this a structured self-assessment, which is genuinely useful and is also its limit. Three things decide local visibility that no questionnaire can reach:
- Your real speed on a phone, measured by Google rather than estimated by you – the number Google actually ranks on.
- Whether a machine understands what your business is. Structured data, your Google Business Profile and directory records either agree with each other or they do not, and you cannot tell by looking.
- What an AI assistant says when someone asks for a business like yours. We ask Gemini, grounded in Google Search, the questions your customers ask – and record whether you were named, and who was named instead.
That is the Digital Checkup: one week, CA$490, a written verdict with every gap priced by what it likely costs you – and credited in full against any Clariva engagement within 60 days. It buys the reading and the verdict; none of the fixing is in it, so nothing in the report is written by someone hoping to sell you the repair.
Nothing on this page was stored or sent. Reload and the answers are gone – which also means we cannot email you this result, and are not going to ask for the address in order to show it to you.