What business owners ask us.

Logres asks the buyer questions that matter in your market and saves what each assistant says. You see whether your business appears, how it is described, and which sources the answer links to on that date.

We check whether assistants name your business, link to your site, describe you correctly, and give buyers a reason to consider you. We save the question, answer, links, date, and check setup so you can review the result.

They answer four different questions: Were you named? Did the answer link to your site? Were your facts right? Did the answer support you? Logres never hides those differences inside one overall number, and it leaves a result unavailable when there is not enough support for it.

No. SEO focuses on where pages rank in search results. Logres checks what AI assistants say when a person asks for a recommendation. Some site improvements help both, but they answer different questions.

Paid first checks can include ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Smaller market checks may use Gemini and Perplexity only. Logres does not check Microsoft Copilot, so it makes no claims about Copilot answers. We confirm the assistants included before the work begins.

Ask the questions your buyers ask, then save each answer and source link. One manual search is a useful start, but assistants can answer differently from one service, wording, or day to the next. Logres repeats an agreed question list and shows whether your business was among the names.

No. No outside firm controls what an AI assistant says, and assistants change over time. The honest work is to check what they say now, find visible gaps, improve what you control, and check again. Logres never promises a placement.

One number hides the problem you need to fix. Being named without a link is different from being described incorrectly, and both differ from an assistant naming no one. Logres shows the four results separately and explains when there is not enough support to give one of them.

That happens often. An assistant may say there is no single best option, explain what to look for, and name nobody. Logres saves that answer and keeps it separate from an answer that names competitors but leaves you out.

A live site change can be checked right away. AI answers may take longer to change because each assistant refreshes on its own schedule. Logres usually waits about four weeks before repeating the answer check and does not treat a same-day change as a reliable result.

Only when the questions and check setup match. Changing either one can change the answer, so Logres will not present a neat trend when the two checks are not truly alike.

No. AI answers vary, and no outside firm can guarantee a recommendation, ranking, lead volume, or business result. Logres provides a dated check, clear priorities, and later comparisons when the setup matches.

Logres does not promise rankings, source links, recommendations, traffic, leads, revenue, or a specific return. A draft is not called live, and a live change is not called checked until Logres confirms it. A different answer never proves which change caused it.

Clients receive the saved questions and answers, a clear explanation of the most important gaps, and an ordered list of useful next steps. The exact scope is agreed before work begins.

Pricing depends on the number of businesses, markets, questions, assistants, and follow-up work. There is no public price list. The first check is paid; ongoing checks and fix support are priced from what that work finds.

We start by checking the answers, explain the clearest gaps, help prepare approved fixes, confirm what went live, and ask the same questions again later. The right scope depends on your business and market.

AI assistants and public information change on their own timelines. Logres agrees on a sensible follow-up date for the market and changes involved, without suggesting that a site update will change an answer right away.

Logres has buyer-question lists for 40 business types across legal, dental, healthcare, med spa, home and property, hospitality, education, pharmacy, veterinary, cannabis, professional services, and specialty retail. The full list is on the use-cases page.

Yes. Logres can explain the gaps and prepare supported changes while your agency, developer, or internal team controls what goes live.