Website / first-party information
A limited same-site HTML crawl builds a business profile from pages Avantagram can retrieve.
Avantagram measures what a configured AI model can find, mention, cite, and support about a business — then keeps evidence separate from visibility.
A website is not a claim. A claim is not evidence. A mention in an answer is not proof. The product keeps those layers separate.
Information present on the site or profile.
A sourced, non-puffery snippet for a typed claim.
Brand observed in evaluated answers.
Content coverage
Not collected
Information found on the site or profile.
Evidence coverage
Not collected
Sourced, non-puffery support for a claim.
AI visibility
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Brand observed in evaluated answers.
Observed mentions are not third-party verification. Not collected until a workspace has been analyzed.
A limited same-site HTML crawl builds a business profile from pages Avantagram can retrieve.
Headings, metadata, language, and observed JSON-LD are extracted. JavaScript is not executed.
Buyer-style prompts are sent through a configured model. Direct ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude apps are not live integrations.
Answers are parsed deterministically for brand mentions and URLs. No second model is required to score them.
First-party sources are classified as proofs of typed claims. Observed citations are not treated as verified.
A 0–100 score is computed from stored executions — presence, ranking, competition, citations, sentiment.
Actions are proposed from telemetry. They are not automated outcomes.
Retrievability here means: can Avantagram fetch your public HTML? That is a different question from whether an external AI crawler visited the site.
Off-domain and private-network destinations are not fetched. This crawler is not a proxy for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Perplexity, Google, or Bing.
Prompt families run against a configured model. Mentions and citations are read from stored replies. Evidence Coverage is a different measurement and is not this score.
A citation in an answer is observed text. It is not independent verification that the cited page supports the claim.
Workspace score
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0–100 after stored executions exist
Prompt families
category · service · geographic · destination · program · comparison · decision · long-tail
Brand mention
Observed in a stored model answer.
Citation
URL emitted in that answer. Observed, not verified.
Score components
The site or profile contains information about a topic.
A typed statement: service, geography, quantity, identity, structure.
A sourced, non-puffery snippet that can support that claim.
A mention or citation seen in an evaluated answer.
Not assigned today. Observed is not verified.
Claim
SERVICE · GEOGRAPHIC · QUANTITATIVE · STRUCTURED ENTITY
First-party
Website or profile snippet with a URL. Can support a typed claim if it is not puffery.
Third-party observed
Independent citation host seen in an answer. The page was not fetched. Not verified.
A workspace can exist without a website. Analysis begins only when there is a crawlable site and remaining capacity.
Metadata is not service proof. JSON-LD is not a publisher. Partnerships, ratings, and priced offers are not invented.
If capacity is exhausted, the product returns HTTP 429 and does not pretend the job is still running. That limit is an application safety cap, not a purchased quota.
Observe what can be retrieved. Understand what was mentioned. Decide whether the evidence supports the claim. Act only after that. Avantagram does not promise that acting will raise a score.
What can be retrieved and what was stored.
Mentions, citations, and coverage layers.
Whether evidence supports the claim.
Proposed from telemetry — not guaranteed outcomes.
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Observe
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Understand
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Decide
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Act
Observed ≠ verified
Content ≠ evidence
Visibility ≠ certainty
Create a workspace. Add a crawlable site when you are ready. Visibility is scored from stored prompt tests.