How does Wardith get you found?

We start by asking the major AI assistants the questions your customers would ask, in your service area and your specialism, and recording exactly what they say. We check whether they know your business exists, what they believe about you, whether it's accurate, and who they recommend instead of you.

Then we look at why. We check what the AI crawlers can and can't read on your website, and whether anything on it answers the questions being asked. We also check the places outside your website that these systems draw on, because that is where most of the fixable problems turn out to be: your Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Companies House if you're a company, whichever professional register applies to your trade, the main directories, and your LinkedIn and Facebook pages. We record your name, address and phone exactly as each one has them. An old address on a listing nobody has looked at in five years is exactly the kind of problem businesses often don't realise is still public.

You get a short written report in plain English: where you show up today, what's blocking you, and what we'd do about it. If you're already in good shape, the report says so and we don't try to sell you the next stage.

The audit tells us what's wrong. The Foundation is the fixed-scope work that addresses the underlying issues we're equipped to fix. We work on the website you already have; we don't rebuild websites. It does four things:

• Makes your website reachable and readable. AI crawlers are allowed in, and your pages arrive as plain text a machine can read, without needing a browser to assemble them first.
• Makes the facts about your business unambiguous. Who you are, what you do, where you operate and what you charge, added as structured data so those facts are explicitly machine-readable rather than left to be inferred from the layout of the page.
• Stops your own information contradicting itself. Name, services, location and contact details made consistent everywhere they appear online, so nothing has to decide which version of you to believe.
• Fills the two gaps that cost you most. Two permanent pages that directly answer questions your customers ask, in language an assistant can quote. Your audit decides which two. They'll be the questions you're most visibly missing from.

That's the whole of it, and the scope is fixed on purpose: you know before you start exactly what you're buying. Not every audit leads here. If the biggest thing in your way sits outside those four, as it did when we ran the audit on ourselves, we'll tell you that instead of quietly adding it to the bill.

AI systems, the search indexes behind them and the sources they draw on all change constantly, so visibility is something you maintain rather than something you buy once. Once the foundations are in place we keep testing: where you appear, what has changed since last month, where competitors have gained ground, and which questions you're still missing from. The higher plans go further than watching — they close the gaps as they're found. Which plan does what is on the pricing page.