AI names who it understands.
We make you understandable.

The Foundation builds one canonical record of your practice, then makes every surface AI reads agree with it: your site, the directories, the profiles, the schema underneath. Fixed fee. Delivered with a before and after map you can hold us to.

$1,495 fixed · $2,995 with named practitioners · no monthly anything
Why it works

Engines cross-check you. Here is what they find.

Every AI engine reads your record across the web and compares notes. Toggle the map. This is the difference the Foundation makes, and the exact thing we screenshot for your 30-day report.

Seven surfaces, five disagreements. An engine that cross-checks this record hedges, and hedging engines do not name you.

What is included

Six deliverables. Each one verifiable.

01
The presence inventory

Every surface where your practice appears today, what each one claims about you, and where the claims disagree. Most owners have never seen this list. It explains a lot.

02
The Entity Home

One canonical page on your site stating the facts plainly: who you are, what you do, where, and who works there. Built with the schema underneath that machines read first.

03
The corroboration pass

The fifteen to twenty five surfaces your engines actually read, corrected to agree with the Entity Home. Exact names, exact services, exact locations. Agreement, not volume.

04
Retrievability repair

The unglamorous work that decides citability: Bing indexation (the surface behind ChatGPT that nearly every practice ignores), crawlability, and the structure engines extract from.

05
The review read

What your reviews are teaching AI to say about you. One old complaint can dominate a branded answer for months. We show you what surfaces, and the correction path for each.

06
The 30-day map

Before and after, side by side: the conflicts we found, the fixes verified live, and what the engines say now. The deliverable you can hold us to.

The price, on the page

Fixed fee. Done when it is done.

$1,495 one-time
The Foundation
  • The full presence inventory and conflict list
  • Your Entity Home, built and verified on your site
  • The corroboration pass across the surfaces your engines read
  • Bing and retrievability repair
  • The review read with correction paths
  • The before and after map at 30 days
$2,995 one-time
The Foundation, with named practitioners
  • Everything in the Foundation
  • Verified records for up to three practitioners
  • Person schema for each physician, veterinarian, attorney, or advisor
  • One canonical bio per practitioner, corroborated everywhere
  • Credential and profile consistency, checked surface by surface
  • In trust-driven fields, the people are the entity. This tier builds them in.

No retainer required, ever. If you later want the record maintained and measured monthly, that is Visibility Management, and it is optional.

What we will not do

The fine print, in large print.

No guaranteed citations, because nobody controls which sources AI picks. No fifty-directory spam blasts, because engines read agreement, not volume. No Wikipedia stunts, because marketing pages get reversed and you would be paying for smoke. No superlatives anywhere in your record, because your board reads your marketing too, and because facts outrank adjectives with every engine we measure. This is the boring version of entity work. The boring version is the one that holds.

Questions

Asked before, answered plainly.

What is an Entity Home?
One page, on a site you control, that states the facts of your practice plainly: who you are, what you do, where you are, who works there. It becomes the reference point. Then every directory and profile AI reads is made to agree with it, word for word where it matters.
Why does agreement between directories matter to AI?
AI engines cross-check. When your name, address, services, and story match everywhere they look, the engines treat you as a settled fact and name you with confidence. When the record conflicts, they hedge or skip you. Independent research keeps finding the same thing: directory consistency has roughly doubled in importance for AI visibility.
Which directories and profiles do you actually fix?
The ones each engine actually reads for your field, not a spray of fifty junk listings. For a medical practice that means surfaces like Google Business Profile, Bing Places, and the major health directories. For a law firm, the bar profiles and the legal directories. For an advisory, the regulatory records and the fiduciary networks. Typically fifteen to twenty five surfaces, chosen on evidence.
What does the practitioner tier add?
Your people. The $2,995 tier builds a verified record for up to three named practitioners: schema for the physician, veterinarian, attorney, or advisor, a canonical bio, and profiles that agree with it. AI engines weigh the people behind a practice heavily in fields where trust decides everything.
How long does it take?
The build lands within two weeks. The before and after presence map arrives at 30 days, because indexing takes time and we only report what has actually been verified as live and crawled.
Is this the same as entity stacking?
It is what entity stacking should have been. Stacking services promise fifty properties and count links. We build the fifteen to twenty five surfaces the engines demonstrably read, make them agree, and verify each one. Volume is easy. Agreement is what AI trusts.
Will you create a Wikipedia page for my practice?
No. Wikipedia has notability rules, and pages built for marketing get reversed. Services that promise Wikipedia placement are selling you a deliverable that tends to vanish. We put that effort into surfaces that hold.
Do I need this if I already bought the Answer Kit?
They fix different layers. The Kit puts answerable content on your site so engines can quote you. The Foundation makes the record around your practice consistent so engines trust you enough to do it. Most practices need both eventually; the free check tells you which gap is costing you more today.
Can my office manager do this instead?
Some of it, yes, and we tell you which parts in the deliverable itself. What we add is the evidence of which surfaces matter for your field, the schema work, the verification pass, and the discipline of exact agreement across every listing. If you would rather do it in-house, the free check still shows you where the record conflicts.
Is there a monthly fee after?
No. The Foundation is a fixed-fee project. It is done when it is done, and everything it builds is yours. If you later want the record maintained and measured monthly, that is Visibility Management, and it is optional.
Can you guarantee AI will name my practice after this?
No, and nobody honest can. AI engines choose their own sources. What we can show is the before and after: the record conflicts we found, the surfaces we fixed, and what the engines say at 30 days. The work reliably improves the odds. The guarantee would be a lie.
Does this follow my board or bar advertising rules?
It is built for them. Everything the Foundation publishes is factual and verifiable: your services, your locations, your people, your credentials. No superlatives, no paid endorsements, no invented reviews. Facts are what regulators allow and, conveniently, what AI engines trust.

First, see what the record says today.

The free check shows whether AI names you and what it believes about you. If the record is clean, we will say so and you keep your $1,495.

Run your free check

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