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Search your own restaurant the way a stranger would.

Most independents do not appear until the second page, and AI assistants do not mention them at all. Tell us your restaurant, answer six quick questions and pick a slot. Once Rhys confirms your booking, your audit is built and sent — every failing check, your town's real search volume, and the restaurants ranking above you. You read it before we ever speak.

🕐 15 minutes · 1–6pm UK 📅 Seven days a week 📄 Report first, call second

Which restaurant are we auditing?

One field. No email, no card, nothing to unsubscribe from. This is the only thing the audit engine needs — your town, your venue name and your rivals are all measured from it.

Four short steps, about two minutes. Nothing is sent anywhere until you book — no email needed to start, and we only ask for contact details once you have picked a time.

We inspect your live page the way a crawler receives it, your structured data, your robots and sitemap files, and Google's own mobile speed test — scored against Google's published local ranking guidance and against the AI crawlers that decide who gets recommended, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot among them. Anything we cannot measure is left out of your score rather than guessed. See exactly what we check →

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Visibility score

Measured just now

This is the sixty-second version. The full report — every failing check, what each is costing you, and the order to fix them in — is built and sent once Rhys confirms your booking.

Six quick questions before we build it.

Four are taps. The two you have to type are the two that decide whether Rhys can actually help you, so they are worth the thirty seconds.

How busy is a typical Tuesday night?

How do people book you today? — tick all that apply

Which till do you run? — optional

Who else needs to be in the room to say yes?

Nobody sees these but Rhys, and they are what stop the call being fifteen minutes of him asking what you have already told us.

Pick your fifteen minutes.

The soonest is deliberate.

Your report is built once Rhys has confirmed your booking, and the clear day in between is what it gets built in. Booking further out does not get you a better report; booking sooner than this would not leave time to build one at all.

Fifteen minutes, between lunch and dinner service, seven days a week. Pick whatever suits, including Sunday. All times are UK time.

Tell us when suits you

The calendar is not answering right now. Leave your details and the days that work — Rhys gets them straight away and will reply with a time. Your report is built once that time is confirmed.

Where do we send your report?

Rhys checks every booking himself before any work starts. Once he confirms yours, your full report is built and emailed to you — so the sooner you book, the sooner you see it. Your mobile is only used for Rhys to reach you if the time stops working.

Your slot is held. ✓

Rhys reviews every booking himself, so this is provisional until he confirms it. You will get an email the moment he does, and if the slot stops working he will ring you on the number you gave.

Nothing is running yet, and that is deliberate. A person checks this is a real restaurant before any work starts — which is why you are not getting an instant automated PDF. The moment Rhys confirms, your full report is built and emailed to you. It lands before the call, not during it, so read it first and come with one question.

Three things to do before the call

  1. Open Google on your phone, in a private window, and search “[your cuisine] in [your town]”. Write down where you appear.
  2. Ask one regular how they first found you. The answer is usually not what you expect.
  3. Write down what one extra full Tuesday is worth to you, in pounds.

That is the whole preparation. Bring the three answers and one question about your report.

Something come up? Reply to your confirmation email and we will move it. No hard feelings and no chasing.

Your full report is the part that does the work.

It is not a form auto-reply. Rhys confirms every booking by hand first — a real restaurant, a real person — and only then does the engine run. That check is the reason you are not handed an instant PDF, and it is the reason the report you do get is about your restaurant rather than a template.

It lists every check you failed, what each one is costing you in searches you are not appearing for, how the restaurants ranking above you score on the same checks, and the exact order he would fix them in.

Book a fifteen-minute call and that report is in your inbox before we speak. You come with one question. He comes to the call having gone through your report. Nobody spends the call reading a document out loud.

1. You book.Four short steps. About two minutes.
2. Rhys confirms.He checks the booking himself, then your report is built and sent.
3. We talk.Fifteen minutes on what to fix first.

How we can be this specific about your restaurant

We do not guess. Your score comes from live measurements taken from your own site and from real Google search data for your town, taken today.

Five things get scored: how fast your site loads on a phone, whether Google can read what you are and where you are, whether your structured data is there, whether you show up locally, and whether AI assistants can quote you.

If a check cannot be measured, it is excluded from your score rather than guessed at. That is why the number is lower than the ones free scanners give you, and it is why it is worth acting on.

Every check we run, and how it is scored →

What you get before we speak, whether we work together or not

The report is yours to keep. If you want to hand it to your current web person and have them do the work, that is a fine outcome and we will not chase you.

The audit is yours either way.

Whether we ever speak again, you keep the report and the fix list. There is nothing to sign on this call and no contract to read. If you want one afterwards, you ask for it.