The Exposure Check · Complimentary

AI is knocking. Who is watching your doors?

Every company has two doors. One can let a stranger send email in your name. The other can hide you from AI. Find out in a minute.

Check my doors
Film still: The Unattended Door.

The Unattended Door · 56 seconds

One lets the wrong people in. One keeps the right ones out.

A letter slides through an open mail slot into a bright office lobby.
Door one · Your email

The unattended door.

  • Protected
    Forged email in your name is refused.
  • Partly protected
    Forged email is delivered, but to the junk folder.
  • Exposed
    Anyone can send as you, and it lands in the inbox.
An office window turned to frosted glass, so no one can see inside.
Door two · Your website

The closed door.

  • Open
    AI assistants can read your site and recommend you.
  • Open, with gaps
    AI assistants can read your site, but have to guess who you are.
  • Partly blocked
    Some assistants are turned away at the door.
  • Blocked
    AI cannot see you. To your next customer, you do not exist.

Both cost you business.

A sealed letter on a desk next to a calculator: an invoice that looks real.
The unattended door

A forged email only has to work once. Business email compromise cost US companies close to $2.8 billion in 2024, according to the FBI.

An empty parking lot on a sunny day.
The closed door

When a buyer asks AI who to hire, the answer only names companies it can see. If AI cannot read your website, you are not on the list.

Check both doors.

A one-page report waiting on a desk in a bright office.
One page. Plain words. Yours to keep.

We read public records only. We never send email in your name, and we never try to get past a block. Your report takes about a minute.

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Most gaps take an afternoon to close.

If your report shows one, we are glad to walk you through it.

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