Methodology
How the Laudia Score works
Your Laudia Score is one clear number for how easily AI assistants can find and recommend your brand. Here is what each part of the report means in plain terms, and why it matters for getting named when buyers ask.
What you receive
Every audit ends in a one-page report: your number and level, the technical signals with what we found, and how AI answered when we asked about you, with the evidence behind each line. Here is a full sample for a fictional clinic.
Your readiness, as one number
The headline number is how ready your site is for AI search: can the assistants reach it, understand what you offer, find your pages, and read a plain summary of your brand. We grade how well, not just yes or no. The same site always gives the same Score, so your progress stays comparable over time. The higher it is, the more easily engines can read you and put you in their answers.
The Score dial and level
Where you stand, in four levels
Your number lands in one of four levels: Not yet recognized, Emerging, Recommended, or Cum laude. You see at a glance whether AI already puts you forward or overlooks you. A low level is where you start, with a clear path up and exactly where to focus first.
The four levels
How we handle what we can't read
If a site blocks our reader or an engine is briefly unavailable, we mark that signal as not measured and leave it out, instead of guessing. Your number reflects only what we could actually check.
The technical signals
What AI says when buyers ask
Separately from the number, we ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini five real buyer questions, the kind your customers actually type, and show how often you come up, with the answer we got as proof. You see exactly where you are recommended, and where a competitor is named instead of you.
The five questions and who got named
A number you can trust over time
Every report carries the version of the method behind it, so your numbers stay comparable as you improve, and every finding comes with the evidence we based it on. You can prove progress month over month and stand behind every result with your team or a customer.
The version line
