AI visibility · Spanish · United States
A client just asked AI for a business like yours. It didn't say your name.
Nobody compares ten blue links anymore. They ask, and the AI answers with three or four names. Type your niche and your city, and watch what happens.
Illustrative example: when an AI assistant is asked for a business in your city, it answers by naming three competitors. With RankNode, your business appears cited with its source. Names are fictional.
What already changed
The click is disappearing. The recommendation isn't.
When Google shows an AI-generated summary, people stop clicking. That isn't an agency opinion — it's what the Pew Research Center measured across nearly 69,000 real searches by U.S. users.
- 8%
- of visits end in a click when an AI summary is present
- Pew Research Center, 2025
- 15%
- when there is no AI summary
- Pew Research Center, 2025
- 1%
- click the sources the AI cites
- Pew Research Center, 2025
Almost nobody clicks the sources. The prize is no longer the click: the prize is the AI saying your name out loud. If it says someone else's, that conversation ended and you never knew it happened.
How we do it
Four steps. Watch them run.
You don't have to take our word for it: every step is right here, running.
40 questions × 4 engines × 2 languages
The questions your clients actually type, run against ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. We count every time the AI names someone. That number is your starting line.
What we measured, not what we assume
We audited 10 Houston immigration firms
Not a survey, not a LinkedIn trend. We ran our own battery against ten firms with active websites. Here's what came back:
| Finding | Frequency | |
|---|---|---|
| No question-format contentWritten for Google, not to be cited | 8/10 | |
| Spanish content unsignaledThe AI doesn't know the Spanish version exists | 5/10 | |
| No local-business structured dataThe AI has to guess what it is and where | 1/10 | |
| Blocking AI crawlersAppearing would be technically impossible | 0/10 |
Method: automated review of each firm's homepage — JSON-LD structured data, hreflang tags, question-form headings, plain-text NAP and robots.txt rules. Ten firms with active sites, Houston, TX, August 2026.
And something almost nobody knows
When we asked the AI about attorneys in Houston, these were the sources it consulted to build its answer:
The four engines we measure
- ChatGPT
- Google Gemini
- Perplexity
- Claude
Every question runs across all four, with live web search, in Spanish and English. The answers go into the report verbatim.
The AI rarely reads your site to decide who to recommend. It reads what others say about you. That's why fixing only your own site isn't enough — you have to fix what the AI is already reading. That's half of what we do, and exactly what a traditional SEO agency doesn't cover.
The deliverable
What you get in 72 hours
A document, not a discovery call. Here's what it looks like inside:
Sample deliverable · example data
40 real questions — The ones your clients actually type, not keywords. In Spanish and English.
Four engines — ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, with live web search.
The count, unvarnished — How many you appeared in, and how many three competitors of your choosing did.
Verbatim answers — Copied as-is, unedited. The proof is the quote, not our opinion.
Where the AI gets its info — And what's outdated or flat-out wrong.
Technical review of your site — Structured data, Spanish signaling and crawl permissions.
90-day plan — Ordered by impact, not by what's convenient for us to sell.
Pricing
No twelve-month contracts
$497
one time · 72 hours
- 40 questions, 4 engines, 2 languages
- Verbatim answers and screenshots
- Technical site review
- 90-day plan
- Credited in full toward month one if you hire us
$2,500
/mo · 3-month minimum
- Weekly monitoring of 40 prompts across 4 engines
- 8 bilingual content pieces per month
- Structured data and entity cleanup
- 4 external co-citations per month
- Monthly report of citations won
With your numbers
How much does it have to return to be worth it?
9new cases a year pay for the whole service
That's a little over 30 new inquiries a year.
Calculated with the numbers you just typed. It is not our projection nor a promise of results.
What we guarantee and what we don't
We do: if after 90 days we haven't increased your citations across at least three of the four engines, we keep working at no charge until we do.
We don't: we don't guarantee clients, cases or revenue. Anyone promising that is lying to you, because they control neither your market nor your operation. We guarantee only what we measure.
Questions
What everyone asks
Is this SEO?
No. SEO chases a position in a list of blue links. We chase your name appearing inside the answer the AI gives your client, which is where most searches now end. If you already have an SEO agency, we don't compete with them — ask them how many ChatGPT citations you have and compare.
How long until results?
Technical fixes — unblocking crawlers, correcting wrong data in directories the AI reads — can show up within weeks. Winning new citations consistently usually takes 30 to 90 days. We measure with the same battery every 30 days so you can see whether the needle moved.
Why Spanish? My site is already in English.
Because they're two different markets that almost never produce the same result. Models treat Spanish as one global language and blend twenty-plus countries. A business serving U.S. Hispanic clients is often invisible in Spanish while doing fine in English.
Do I need to get on a call?
No. The whole process runs on email and video: you fill out a form, we send the report and a short video explaining it. If you'd rather talk for 20 minutes before hiring the monthly service, happy to — but it's never a requirement.
What if Google or ChatGPT change everything next year?
They will. That's why the work is done on your entity and your data: who you are, where you are, what you do, which languages you serve, and which sources confirm it. All four current engines use that, and whatever comes next will too.
Where does AI get the information it uses to recommend a business?
In our measurements, models mostly consult external sources: professional directories, review sites and media. Only occasionally the business's own site. That's why fixing only your website isn't enough.
Get started
Request your diagnostic
Two minutes now, report in 72 hours. If after reading it you decide you don't need anything, that's a fine outcome too.