How does Wardith get you found?

We start by asking the major AI assistants the questions your customers would ask — in your service area, in your specialism — and recording exactly what they say. We check whether they know your business exists, what they believe about you, whether it's accurate, and who they recommend instead of you.

Then we look at why. We check what the AI crawlers can and can't read on your website, whether the basic facts about your business are consistent across the places these systems draw from, and whether anything on your site answers the questions being asked.

You get a short written report in plain English: where you show up today, what's blocking you, and what we'd do about it. If you're already in good shape, the report says so and we don't try to sell you the next stage.

This is the setup work that makes your business readable and credible to AI systems. Working on your existing website — we don't rebuild websites — the Foundation is four fixed pieces of work:

• Making sure AI crawlers are allowed in and can read your pages as plain text, not just as a rendered app.
• Adding structured data: machine-readable statements of who you are, what you do, where you operate and what you charge, in the format these systems are built to consume.
• Getting the basic facts about your business — name, services, location, contact details — consistent everywhere they appear online.
• Writing two permanent pages that directly answer questions your customers ask, in language an assistant can quote. Your audit decides which two — they'll be the questions you're most visibly missing from.

That's the whole of it, and it's deliberately a fixed scope rather than an open one: you know before you start exactly what you're buying. If the audit finds something outside those four that needs doing first, we'll tell you rather than quietly adding it to the bill.

AI assistants re-crawl, re-rank and change their sources continually, so visibility is something you maintain, not something you buy once. The monthly plans do three different jobs: Maintain holds the position the Foundation built and tells you each month where you appeared and what you're still missing; Grow closes those gaps, writing the page that answers one of them every month; Lead is for businesses that want to be named ahead of their competitors rather than alongside them. Details are on the pricing page.