They think they are fine
Nothing in their day tells them otherwise, so the pitch dies before it starts.
For local agencies
X-RAY asks the six AI assistants people actually use who they recommend in a local market, over and over, and counts every answer. You get their share of visibility, the businesses taking it, and a report that goes out under your name.
Why pitches stall
The objection you always get
A local business owner does not feel invisible. They see their own website every day, they come up when they search their own name, and the phone still rings. Telling them AI matters is an opinion, and they can argue with an opinion. Handing them six assistants naming four competitors and never them is not an opinion.
Nothing in their day tells them otherwise, so the pitch dies before it starts.
Without a number they can read themselves, it is your word against their gut.
The meeting ends and there is no document still making the case for you.
What is in the report
Every one of these is on the page you hand them. None of it is a projection, a score we invented or an estimate. It is what the assistants said, counted.
One number. Out of every recommendation the assistants made in their market, how many were them. Counted, not estimated.
The businesses named instead, in order, with how often each one came up.
Six of them, one at a time. Being named by one and invisible on the rest is a different conversation than being invisible everywhere, and the report separates them.
When somebody looks a business up, an AI summary appears at the top of the page whether they want it or not. The report shows that answer word for word, with the sources it was built from, including the ones the business already owns.
The pages the assistants actually read. This is the part that turns a diagnosis into work worth paying for.
The challenge
We went looking. Every open tool in this category, read line by line, and around sixty paid ones. Not one of them puts this much in front of a local business owner. If you find one, send it to us.
The part that closes
Price the work while you are still on the call. Switch it on and it appears at the link they already have. No second document, no follow-up email with a quote attached.
Turn on picking and the client ticks the lines they want and adds the extras you offered. The total follows what they chose.
Point the pay button at your own payment link. The money goes to you. None of it passes through us.
Your saved reports show how many times each link was opened, how many different people opened it, when it was last opened, and how many lines the client ticked.
Whose report it is
White label
Your logo, your colour, your payment link, your call to action. The business owner sees your agency and nothing else. One live link, and it stays live: when you change what is on it, the link they are already holding changes with it.
How it runs
Nothing is spent until you say so. You see every call it will make, priced, before it makes one.
The business you want, the category, the town.
Every call it will make, priced, on screen. You approve it or you change it.
It lands in your saved reports with a link to send. You do not sit and watch it.
Stated plainly
What it does not do
It does not guarantee what any assistant will say tomorrow. It reports what they said on the day it ran, and it says so on the page. That is the reason a business owner believes the rest of it, and the reason you can put your own name on it.
Run one on a business you have been trying to reach for months. You will know inside ten minutes whether it changes how that conversation goes.