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AI visibility for
US businesses

OG01 measures how your organization is understood, retrieved and repeated by AI-assisted search, and returns an Authority Rating from 0 to 100 with the specific gaps behind it. US customers are billed in US dollars. The measurement runs against your domain from outside — nothing to install, no access to your systems, nothing self-reported — which is why it works identically whether you are in Austin or Adelaide.

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The structural difference

No single federal register, so identity has to be earned

Business registration in the United States happens at state level, and a company operating in several states can hold several registrations under names that do not match each other or the brand customers actually know. There is no single national record an outside system can treat as the authoritative answer to "who is this company." That is a meaningful disadvantage when the systems deciding whether to name you are essentially asking exactly that.

The practical consequence is that American organizations have to establish entity clarity through consistency instead of through a register: the same name, the same address format, the same description, the same identifiers, repeated across your own site and the third-party sources that describe you. Where an Australian business can often point at one authoritative record, a US business builds the same confidence out of agreement between many.

This is why the single most common finding on US domains is not a technical fault. It is a company that reads as two or three adjacent organizations — a legal entity, a customer-facing brand, and a product name that outranks both.

Measured

Four readings, and what they will not claim

Brand Intelligence
Whether your organization resolves to one recognizable entity across your site, your listings and the records describing you — the area that carries the most weight for multi-state businesses.
Search Intelligence
How you are retrieved and positioned in conventional search, which remains an input to what assistants can find without deciding what they say.
AI Readiness
Whether your pages can be fetched and parsed, and whether your substantive answers survive in the served HTML rather than appearing only after a client-side render.
AI Risk & Exposure
Stale, inaccurate or contradictory information about you circulating in the sources these systems draw on — frequently on aggregators nobody at your company has looked at in years.

What is never asserted: the internal ranking behavior of any AI system, a prediction that a named assistant will cite you, or any outcome in traffic or revenue. Anything that could not be measured is reported as unmeasured rather than defaulted to zero.

Where we are

An Australian company working with US clients remotely

OG01 has no US office. There is one office, in Byron Bay, New South Wales, and we would rather state that plainly than imply a presence in a market we are not physically in. American organizations are worked with remotely, which is how this category of work is delivered anyway: the reading is produced from outside your domain, the findings arrive in a browser and by email, and remediation is coordinated without anyone visiting anything.

The honest trade-off is time zones. Australian business hours overlap the US afternoon and evening rather than the US morning, so scheduled calls take planning and asynchronous handover is the default. In exchange, work submitted at the end of a US day is frequently answered before the next one starts.

Billing for US customers is in US dollars, chosen by location at checkout. Remediation plans carry separate USD and AUD prices rather than one currency converted into the other, so the figure you are quoted is the figure charged.

US situations

What shows up on American domains

Multi-state operators
A services company registered in four states presents four slightly different legal names across its location pages. Each page is individually correct and the set is collectively ambiguous, so an assistant asked to recommend a provider in one metro has no single organization to name.
Venture-backed SaaS
A product name has become better known than the company that makes it. Coverage, reviews and comparisons all reference the product; the corporate entity is barely described anywhere. Systems answering category questions name competitors whose company and product resolve to the same thing.
Franchise networks
Hundreds of franchisee microsites repeat a national brand with local variations in naming, hours and service descriptions. The inconsistency is the asset working against itself, and the fix is written once and applied many times.
Professional practices
A firm's specialization claims live entirely on its own website. Nothing external corroborates them, so assistants describe the practice in generic terms when they mention it at all — a corroboration gap rather than a content gap.
Direct-to-consumer brands
Product detail is assembled client-side behind tabs and accordions. Retrieval requests see a shell, so the material claims a shopper would ask about are effectively absent from the page that ranks well for them.
Questions

US questions

Does OG01 have a US office?
No. There is one office, in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. US organizations are worked with remotely, and no page on this site claims a presence in a market we are not physically in. The measurement is produced from outside your domain, so location changes nothing about how a reading is made.
Am I billed in US dollars?
Yes. Currency is chosen by your location at checkout, and US customers are charged in US dollars. Remediation plans carry separate USD and AUD prices rather than a single price converted, so the amount quoted is the amount charged rather than an estimate that moves with the exchange rate.
How do time zones work in practice?
Australian business hours overlap the US afternoon and evening. Scheduled calls take planning; asynchronous handover is the default and works well, because findings are written to be executed rather than discussed. Work sent at the end of a US day is often answered before the next one begins.
Is the measurement US-specific, or is it the same everywhere?
The method is the same everywhere, which is deliberate — it is what allows a US domain and a competitor anywhere else to be compared on one scale. What differs is what it finds. Without a single federal business register, entity ambiguity is a more common root cause on American domains than it is in markets with one authoritative record.
Can you guarantee my company gets cited by ChatGPT or Google?
No. Nobody outside those companies can see how sources are selected, and a vendor promising inclusion is promising something they cannot verify afterward. OG01 measures the conditions you control, orders the fixes by impact, and runs the identical measurement again so the change is evidence rather than a claim.
Do you work with agencies serving US clients?
Yes, and it is a common arrangement. An independent reading separates the diagnosis from the party being paid to fix it, which is a useful thing for an agency to be able to put in front of a client. Findings are specified to be executed by whoever holds the work.
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