AI search engines are the new Google. Is your business visible?

When people ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, or Perplexity for the best business in their city, these tools recommend only a few names. If yours isn’t one of them, you lose customers who never even see you. LeapOne shows whether AI recommends your business and helps you get named more often.

LeapOne measures how often AI recommends you and gives you a short monthly list of specific, low-effort actions to get named more often — like getting listed on the sources AI reads, or answering fast-growing questions you’re currently missing. More AI mentions means more of the people who now ask AI for a recommendation end up choosing you.

No. AI visibility isn’t set-and-forget. After you finish your actions, LeapOne re-measures the next month, shows proof of what changed — for example, your visibility for teeth whitening rising from 0% to 18% — and surfaces fresh actions as your market shifts, competitors change, and new questions start trending. It’s an ongoing monthly loop: act, measure, prove, repeat — so your visibility keeps compounding instead of fading after one push.

Most tools are dashboards that show a score and stop, or enterprise platforms priced for big brands. LeapOne is built for Canadian small businesses: affordable and in Canadian dollars, aware of your industry and city, fully self-serve with no agency needed, and focused on action with proof — not just analytics. We recommend the Canadian directories that matter for your industry, and verify whether each action actually moved your visibility. And we measure honestly — querying the real AI engines and showing ranges, never guesses.

ChatGPT (with live web browsing, the same way it answers your customers), Google AI Overviews, Gemini (with live Google Search grounding), Perplexity, and Claude. Because AI answers vary from day to day, we sample the most important questions several times so your score reflects how often you really appear.

Yes. LeapOne tracks the real prompts (the questions) customers ask AI in your category and city, shows which businesses get named for each one, and which prompts you’re missing — so you can see your share of voice prompt by prompt, not just a single overall score.

Yes. Every audit produces a downloadable PDF report — your AI Visibility Score, the prompts you appear (and don’t appear) in, your share of voice versus local competitors, and your recommended monthly moves — ready to share with a partner or keep for your records.

They’re good tools built for different jobs: Semrush is a broad SEO suite, Otterly.AI is a specialized AI-monitoring tool aimed at marketers and agencies, and Birdeye focuses on reviews and reputation. LeapOne is built specifically for Canadian small businesses: it measures your visibility across all five AI engines, tracks the prompts customers ask and your share of voice against local competitors, and — unlike monitoring-only tools — generates the content and the few monthly actions to actually close the gaps, in plain English and French, priced in Canadian dollars. If you’re an agency or enterprise SEO team, the broader suites may suit you better; if you’re a local Canadian business that wants results without the complexity, that’s exactly who we built LeapOne for.

No. Just enter your business name, city, and services. LeapOne runs the audit and hands you copy-paste content and step-by-step actions — no code and no agency required.

LeapOne is built for Canadian local businesses where customers compare options and choose on reputation — dentists, clinics, restaurants, trades, lawyers, salons, and roughly 100 more types. Each business type gets the questions and directories that matter for its industry, in English or French.

Yes. LeapOne works for local businesses across Canada — the audit, the questions we test, and the directories we recommend are all tailored to your specific city and industry, in English or French.

It depends on the action. Getting listed on a new directory can start showing up in AI answers within a few weeks; building visibility for a competitive question can take a monthly cycle or two. LeapOne re-measures your visibility every month and shows you exactly what moved, so you’re never guessing whether it’s working.

Every month LeapOne re-measures how often AI recommends you and shows the change since last month, action by action — for example, whether getting listed somewhere lifted your visibility. These are honest measurements and estimates, not guaranteed attribution, so you can see real movement over time.

AI answers vary and some markets move slowly, so LeapOne is built to be honest about it: if a move didn’t shift your visibility, the monthly check tells you, and the next set of actions is adjusted accordingly. There’s no lock-in — you can cancel anytime — but the businesses that work the monthly loop are the ones that compound their visibility over time.

LeapOne is one simple plan, priced in Canadian dollars: $60/month, or $600/year (two months free — about $50/month). Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Early subscribers lock in a launch rate of $50/month for as long as they stay subscribed.

The 14-day free trial gives you your full AI-visibility audit across all five AI engines, plus the market intelligence, competitor view, AI coach, and content tools — no credit card required. A few features run at lower daily limits during the trial: one content generation, five AI-coach messages a day, and five content refinements a day. On-demand re-audits unlock on a paid plan; your audit still refreshes automatically. You can see the exact limits any time on your Plan & Billing page.

Yes. LeapOne is month-to-month with no lock-in — cancel anytime and you keep access until the end of your current billing period. Annual plans can be cancelled before they renew.