Ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini “who should I call?” and a few local businesses get named while everyone else disappears. Kleos shows you exactly how the assistants see your business. Techne builds the site that makes you findable. And the Observatory — our free, public research — tracks what these models believe in the first place.
We ask the assistants the questions your customers ask, and rank who gets recommended in your town and trade. Then we hand you the audit: who's beating you, and the technical reasons the models can't see you.
No site, or one the models can't read? We build a real one — fast, mobile-first, and structured so AI assistants and search engines can actually quote you. Your domain, your name, from day one.
A single measurement of a place and a trade produces a public ranking — and tells us, for every business in it, which of three problems it has. The evidence is the same either way: the row on a public page, what a robots.txt blocks, whether there's a website at all.
People are pointed at them and land on nothing. A real 4–5 page site in about 72 hours — from $49/month or $470 a year, domain and content theirs to keep.
They have a site, but the assistants don't recommend them. The $249 audit shows which models name them, who's ranked above them, and the technical reasons why.
They're already recommended first. Positions move as models re-index, so Kleos monitoring tracks the market monthly and flags every change — $99/month.
Before we measure how AI sees your business, we measure what AI believes about the world. Doxa puts a frozen canon of questions to every major model each week and publishes where they agree, where they quietly split, and what changes when a new model ships. It's the instrument the whole company is built on — and it's open to everyone.