UpAndFound measures whether AI assistants find, name and cite your brand, then measures again after your change and says whether the difference is real or noise. It starts with 30 technical checks, run live on this page.
We read your page the way a machine does and name what stops it. Thirty checks, running on this page, no account.
We ask assistants the questions your buyers ask, every day, and record who gets named — you, or somebody else.
You change something. We measure the two weeks before and the two weeks after, and say whether the difference is real or noise.
A readable site is not automatically a cited one. Those are two measurements, and this page starts with the first. See the second one
We keep the domain you checked and a daily rotating hash of your IP, so one person cannot exhaust the free scans for everyone. No account is created and no address is stored unless you ask us to send you something.
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Our own system, measuring a domain we run. These are real answers from the last 7 days, including the ones where an assistant named somebody else.
Live system events
Search engines and language models do not look at your site. They fetch text and files, and they give up quietly when something is missing. These are the five things they try, in the order the scan runs them.
Does the page answer at all, fast enough, over a certificate that works.
Is there a title, a heading, real text — the things a reader parses before deciding what this page is.
Are your facts stated in a form a machine reads without guessing: structured data, canonical URL, contact details.
Do robots.txt and your sitemap let crawlers in, and do AI agents actually get through when they knock.
The three headers that decide what may run on your page and how it is transported.
Not three scores in a row. The engine produces one, out of the same 30 checks every time, and each check is either fine, worth fixing, or broken — you see which, per line, as it runs.
What it measures is whether a machine can fetch, parse and understand your page. What it does not measure is whether an AI then chooses to quote you. That depends on what you have written and who else has written it. We can tell you the door is open. We cannot promise anyone walks through it.
Technical health and AI visibility look like the same thing and behave like two different ones. A site can pass every check on this page and still never appear in an answer, while a slower, messier competitor gets named every time. That is not a paradox. They are separate measurements, and almost nobody takes the second one.
| Site | Cited sources | Times named |
|---|---|---|
| Competitor | 5 | 5 |
| Customer | 0 | 0 |
The customer had the cleaner site of the two. Every technical check a scanner would run, they passed. The difference was not on their site at all, and no amount of tidying the HTML would have found it.
We ask the assistants the questions your buyers actually type, in their language and market. A keyword has no answer; a question does.
Did it search. Did it find your page. Did it name you. Each can fail on its own, and each has a different fix.
Knowing you are invisible is not useful. Knowing the assistant searched, found you, and still named someone else is a different problem than never being found at all.
Up to 4 assistants, asked 3 times on the first day and then once a day in rotation, so a single odd answer never becomes your result.
30 runs with no mention is not zero. It is 0 to 11 percent, and we print it that way.
The scan above stays free. What it cannot tell you is what happens tomorrow — and the failures that cost the most are the silent ones: a header changed during a deploy, a sitemap that quietly stopped updating.
Free means free: 10 scans per domain, and up to 20 a day from one network. No account, no card, and the full result every time — nothing is blurred out or held back for an email address.
€29/month
One site. All 30 checks daily, a liveness check every 15 minutes, and an email the day something changes. AI visibility measured on a weekly rotation.
You get a number.
€99/month
Everything above, plus the measurement this product exists for: a baseline before your change, a dense 14-day window after it, a control group of questions you did not touch, and the raw answers behind every number.
You get a verdict.
Prices are in euros. Any VAT is added at checkout, at the rate your country requires; EU businesses with a VAT number are not charged it. Stripe determines this, not us.
No account, no card, no email. If the result is dull, you have lost half a minute and learned your site is fine.
Run the check