Free Web Sales-Foundation Scan
Netsujo SIGNAL’s specialist AI diagnostic agent scans your website end to end. Enter your company name and official site, and it cross-checks your homepage and key pages, the technical structure search engines and AI read, how your business is explained, trust signals, the enquiry pathway, and how AI search describes you — then reports confirmed facts, business impact, top priorities, improvement direction, and next actions, not just a raw AI answer.
- Diagnosis uses public information only — sharing GA4 or Search Console access is not required
- Results are shown on a dedicated page and sent by email
- What you submit is used only for analysis, follow-up contact, and improvement proposals
What the scan is worth
- Cross-site analysis
- Checks your homepage, key services, track record, pricing, company information, and enquiry pathway.
- Three-directional diagnosis
- Cross-checks technical structure, machine readability, AI-search citation, and how clearly the message lands with a prospect.
- A prioritized order to fix things
- Organizes confirmed facts, causes, impact, and improvement direction, then surfaces the top priority.
What it evaluates
What’s verifiable from public information is condensed into five areas. The internal diagnostic model behind it has eight first principles: existence, discoverability, retrieval, trust, comprehension, action, measurement, and improvement.
- Search legibility
- Whether the structure of titles, headings, and body copy conveys the key points to a search engine.
- AI-search readiness
- Whether structured data and clearly stated key points match the visible copy.
- Clarity for prospects
- Whether services and track record are explained in a way a prospective customer can follow.
- Enquiry pathway
- Whether the path to enquiry or consultation is clear and drives action.
- Structure & machine readability
- Whether JSON-LD, canonical tags, robots.txt, and sitemaps are in place for machines to interpret.
The AI-search observation step runs live queries against whichever AI-search services are reachable at run time (for example OpenAI web search or Perplexity), checking whether your company appears, whether your official site is cited, and where the description matches, is missing, or is wrong. The exact services used and the observation timestamp are recorded in the results, since AI answers vary by time, model, search feature, and region.
What you receive
- A reference score across the five areas
- What’s already working well
- Top-priority issues, each with a source URL
- How you appear in AI search
- Recommended next actions
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from just asking ChatGPT myself?
- Asking ChatGPT directly checks one part of the picture — how you look in AI search. SIGNAL’s free scan has a specialist AI diagnostic agent check your official site and key pages, technical structure, how your business comes across, trust signals, and the enquiry pathway, then cross-reference that against AI-search results — organizing confirmed facts, business impact, top priorities, improvement direction, and next actions.
- Is this just an AI-generated report?
- The process uses multiple retrieval and evaluation steps against a shared diagnostic standard, and ties every major finding to supporting evidence. Where evidence is insufficient, retrieval failed, or something is contradictory, the report does not assert a conclusion, and a report that doesn’t meet the internal QA bar is not treated as finished.
- Which AI search services do you check?
- Whichever AI-search services are reachable at the time the scan runs; the services actually used and the observation date/time are recorded in the report. Because answers change with the moment, model, search feature, and region, results are presented with those observation conditions attached.
Enter your company name and official site to start. The form itself is in Japanese — English company names and URLs are accepted as input.
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