An audit, a platform, or an agency? Each is the right answer for someone.
Four ways to find out. What each one gives you.
| Criterion | Nomenclator audit | AI visibility platform | SEO or “GEO” agency | Checking it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A ranked fix plan, with an owner for every fix | A dashboard of mentions, tracked daily | Optimisation and content work | One answer, on one engine, on one day |
| Who reads the answers | Christopher Beaumont, every one | Your team | It varies | You |
| Engines | Five, every audit | Several, depending on plan | It varies | Whichever you use |
| Asked as a stranger | Yes — signed out | Yes | It varies | No — the answer is shaped by your history |
| Wrong claims traced to their source | Every one | Some flag mismatches | Sometimes | No |
| Price | £1,950, fixed | A monthly subscription | A monthly retainer | Your time |
| If nothing is wrong | You don’t pay — no find, no fee | The subscription runs | The retainer runs | Your time, spent |
| Commitment | None — it stands alone | A subscription | A retainer | None |
| Best for | Knowing what’s wrong, why, and who fixes it | Teams tracking hundreds of prompts, every day | Businesses that need content produced at volume | A first look |
When a platform is the better choice: if you already know what to fix and need to track hundreds of prompts across many markets every day, a platform is built for that. The audit is where to start when you don’t yet know what’s wrong.
And doing nothing? It costs nothing you can see: a buyer sent elsewhere never says so. The free snapshot is the cheapest way to find out whether it’s costing you anything.
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