Can AI find
your business
and use your
website?

UK businesses that rely on their website for enquiries, bookings or sales. It is particularly useful before spending on advertising, commissioning a new website, expanding into a new service area or investigating why competitors appear in AI answers. Trades, professional services, hospitality and appointment-based businesses are good starting points. Large catalogues, multiple brands and complex account-only journeys need a separate scope.

For an accepted free-check request, we aim to email the summary within three working days. For the £149 assessment, our target is five working days from payment and receipt of the agreed information. John confirms your delivery date before you pay; if capacity or access means a longer wait, you will know first. These are reviewed assessments, not instant scans.

One focused recheck of up to three original findings is included in the £149 assessment. Ask for it within 30 days of receiving your report, once you or your developer have made the changes. We revisit the affected pages or journey and explain what now passes, what remains and any testing limits. It is not a new full audit or a promise of improved AI recommendations.

AI search gives customers another way to find and compare businesses, and assistants can also navigate websites on their behalf. A site can look polished and still have unclear information or a blocked enquiry journey. Checking now helps you understand where you stand and whether any changes are worth making. If the checks pass, we say so.

A concise summary of what we checked, the checks that passed, prioritised issues and one or two specific findings with evidence. It is useful in its own right. We do not hide every finding behind a payment or assume your website needs fixing.

We assess the website’s search accessibility and the business information available. Your report names a platform only if we actually searched or tested it, with the query, date and scope recorded. Otherwise it is marked as not tested. Accessibility alone does not prove that an AI service will find or recommend your business.

No. Recommendations vary with the service, query, location and information available. No assessment or website change can guarantee inclusion, a ranking, bookings or enquiries. We focus on practical issues we can evidence.

We follow the public journey towards a booking, purchase or enquiry and record where we stop. We do not submit enquiries, create accounts, complete bookings, make purchases or payments, or agree terms on your behalf. Sign-in screens, payment steps and human verification are recorded as boundaries, not automatically treated as faults.

For one business and one website, we review up to five agreed public pages, test three agreed customer questions across two agreed AI platforms with three runs per question on each, and examine up to two public enquiry, booking or purchase journeys. You receive an emailed PDF with evidence, affected pages and prioritised instructions, plus one focused recheck. The platform choice, scope and delivery date are confirmed before payment. The £149 is credited in full against subsequent agreed Foundry83 implementation. You can give the report to your own developer.

Only if the evidence justifies it and you choose that route. Some issues need a small content change or a repaired link. Others may already work well. Any improvements or rebuild are quoted separately, and you are free to use your own developer.

The initial check uses public pages. We do not need your website password, payment details or customer records. If a later piece of work needs additional access, that is discussed and agreed separately.