Search for the name customers see on Google Maps.
No Google listing needed.
Can they find you? Do they trust you? Is it easy to take the next step? Get a clearer picture of your online presence, and what to improve first.
Search for the name customers see on Google Maps.
No Google listing needed.
Illustrative results. Real report format.
Know where you stand.Clear scores across four key areas.
See what needs attention.Specific findings, with supporting details.
Know what to do next.Priorities you can actually work on.
Your online presence is more than one listing or one page. We look at the signals that help a customer discover, evaluate, and contact your business, including the AI assistants they now ask first.
See whether your website and, for local businesses, your listings provide the basics that support discovery.
Look at public reputation and trust signals, from Google reviews to business information and third-party presence.
Find potential friction in website speed, core pages, and the contact options available to your visitors.
Check whether AI assistants know your business by name and name it when a buyer asks for providers like you.
Ask the Armory Advisor about your findings, what the scores mean, or where to start. It uses your report to keep the conversation relevant to your business.
Yes. You can generate and review your report without an email address or account. If you want help with the findings, you can choose to talk with Armory.
Choose “Online / national business” and enter your business name and website. That assessment focuses on your website and third-party presence, with local-only checks excluded.
No. It assesses public information, website signals, and performance. The score is not a Google ranking or a prediction of leads and revenue.
It checks whether a business is recognized or recommended in a small set of Claude responses. It is a snapshot of those responses, not a measure of visibility across every AI platform.
No. It reviews publicly accessible pages and information. It does not edit your website or Google Business Profile.
Start with your business. Leave with a clearer direction.
This usually takes a minute or two. Keep this page open.