The free AI audit · Live tool
What is AI going to say about your practice?
Type your practice's domain below. This reads your homepage and a few linked pages the way a patient's AI assistant would — services, new patients, insurance, hours — and runs the same quick public searches. Then it shows you plainly what's findable and what's missing. If AI can't find proof you exist, proof of what you do, and proof that patients trust you, it won't recommend you to the patient who asked. Nothing here is saved, and nothing is sold to you.
Step one
Your practice's website
Just the domain — e.g. "yourpracticename.com". No https:// needed.
Step two
Your AI visibility report
Exactly what this pass found and didn't — no more, no less.
If AI can't find proof you exist, proof of what you do, and proof that patients trust you, it won't recommend you to the patient who asked.
Step three
See it in action
Customer service and sales used to be two jobs. They're the same job now — this is a demo of a front-desk person who does both, asking a real question before recommending anything, the way someone who actually cares would. Now role-play as a patient. Ask it what a patient would ask — the answers below will reflect the same gaps as the report above, live, at 11pm on a Sunday when the real front desk is closed.
This chat is a demo of what's possible, not a live system. It never actually books, confirms, or holds a real appointment, and it will say so plainly if you ask. If it doesn't know something from your site, it says that too, rather than guessing.
How this actually works
Honestly, in three steps.
1. It fetches your homepage and, if it can find them linked from there, a handful of pages like services, new patients, insurance, and hours — up to about five extra pages, skipping any that don't exist or don't load. 2. It runs one quick public web search on your practice's name, and a second for reviews, to see what's publicly said about you — this is close to what an AI assistant does when a patient asks it to find a dentist. 3. It turns what it found into the plain-language report above, and hands the same material to a dental-trained chat assistant so you can see the gaps play out in an actual conversation. That's the whole research step — a page scrape and two searches, not a "massive analysis." If your site is thin on information, the report and the assistant both say so, rather than inventing the rest.