How LeapOne gets your business recommended by AI

What your Score means

Your AI Readiness Score (out of 100) measures how well your business is set up to be recommended by AI — your Google Business Profile, reviews, website, structured data, and whether AI engines already cite you. A higher score means you’ve done the groundwork that makes AI trust and recommend you.

Score vs Visibility — why they’re different

Your Score asks: are you set up right? Your Visibility asks: how often does AI actually name you right now? You can have a strong foundation (high score) and still rarely get named (low visibility) — because competitors are mentioned for the questions customers actually ask. That gap is exactly what your Moves close.

Score = readiness. Visibility = results. We show both, so you always know where the gap is.

How each AI engine ranks you

We don’t average the engines — we check each one. See how often ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Gemini and Perplexity name you across your question set, plus a broad Claude check. And when AI does name you, we show how it positions you, the sentiment, and how strongly — so you know not just whether you appear, but how you come across.

Dashboard questions vs Market questions

Same world, two different jobs — this is the distinction people find most confusing, so here it is plainly. Your Dashboard questions are about YOU; the Market questions are about the whole field you compete in.

• ·Dashboard questions = your scorecard. A focused, curated set of high-value questions for your category and your specific services. It measures whether AI names YOU on each one — across all five engines — and how you stack up against the market leader. Answers: “How am I doing?”
• ·Market questions = the playing field. The full list of questions real customers in your city actually ask AI — a much larger pool, including ones you don’t appear in yet. It measures the demand behind each question (how often it’s asked) and which business AI recommends for it — the leaderboard, not just you. Answers: “Where’s the opportunity, and who’s winning it?”
• ·How they connect: the gaps the Market view exposes — high-demand questions where AI names a competitor instead of you — are exactly what your Moves and Content are built to close.

Inside the Market tab

Beyond the Questions view above, the Market tab gives you three more lenses on AI search in your area — so you know not just where you stand, but where the demand and the competition are:

• ·Demand — how much each question is searched, the directories AI cites, and real Reddit threads to join.
• ·Leaderboard — which businesses AI names most often in your area.
• ·Benchmarks — your share of AI answers vs the top 25% of businesses and the market leader.

Moves — what to do this month

Moves are your short, prioritized to-do list to get named more often — the few highest-impact actions, not a 50-item audit. Some are quick fixes (get listed where AI looks); others are content gaps to close. Because AI answers shift monthly, your Moves refresh every month so you’re always working on what matters now.

Content — we write what gets you cited

Most tools tell you to "write more content." LeapOne walks you through a guided generator that writes each piece for you — grounded in your real business, copy-ready, in English or French. For every section it tells you what it’s for, where to paste it, and why it matters for AI. The five sections:

• ·Business description — for your website and listings.
• ·Social bio — one consistent bio across every platform (a trust signal AI weighs).
• ·FAQ — the 10 questions customers actually ask, answered.
• ·FAQ schema (JSON-LD) — the structured data AI reads, generated for you.
• ·LocalBusiness schema (JSON-LD) — tells AI exactly who and where you are.

No writing, no code. Copy each piece in one click — or send the FAQ straight to your action plan.