For tree services
When someone needs a tree service, more of them now skip the ten blue links and ask ChatGPT, and it hands them two or three names. Find out if yours is one of them. Free.
What your buyers ask AI
A big limb is hanging over the roof after a storm — so they ask AI for a tree service before it falls.
First it was the Yellow Pages and paper maps. Then the internet — Google, Facebook, search rankings. The businesses that jumped on SEO and social media early are still winning off that head start. Now the game is changing again: AI answers. When somebody asks AI “who’s the best tree service in town?” — you want the answer to be you. And you don’t even have to go ask: the free Glimpse checks buyer questions like that one for you. Here’s the good news — you’re at the beginning of this one. And the better news: winning it doesn’t take deep pockets. It takes knowing how to become the AI answer. That’s the blueprint we hand you.
From invisible to the AI answer
Exactly as it is today.
Whether AI names you on three buyer questions, who it names instead, and your first fix. About a minute.
Every answer word for word, plus your fix-first plan. One free follow-up check about 30 days later.
We believe the free scan alone will impress you into wanting the full roadmap. Don’t take our word for it — run it, then you make the call.
You can’t just buy your way to the top of an AI answer. But you can beat your competition to it.
Google gave your customers ten blue links. AI gives them two or three names. If yours isn’t one of them, the call goes to somebody else.
When a tree comes down or a limb hangs over the roof, homeowners ask AI who can handle it safely — and fast. These are the 10 questions a tree service has to win, and whether AI names you for them.
The free Glimpse asks three buyer questions on ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. The $79 AI True Score Full Report asks 10 questions like these, built for your business and your city, on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok and Meta, and shows you every answer word for word.
In about a minute, the free Glimpse reads your site the way AI does and asks AI three of your buyers’ questions. No card. No account. No sales call.
What you get, free
And yes — real people are involved. We use AI all day; we just don’t let it run the place. Real people built the scoring, real people keep tuning it, and a real person answers when you have questions. Call (719) 426-2179 or email answer@aitruescore.com. A person replies within one business day.
Your web person is great at websites. This is a different job. They can read the same articles we did — but we built our own algorithm and our own scoring system. That’s not a weekend of research. That’s our whole company.
Here’s the good news: when your report says what to fix, your web person can handle most of it. We even write the fixes in language they’ll understand. You bring the report; they bring the keyboard.
Not sold on AI? You don’t have to love it. But your customers are already asking it who to hire — and it’s answering. You don’t have to like the referee to want the call to go your way.
No web person? We can do it for you. Install ($199) makes the fixes inside your site, or a Companion ($399 once) adds a small second site made for AI to read. Pick after your report.
In a hurry?
Fair enough — sometimes you just want the whole picture now. The $79 AI True Score Full Report checks 59 things on your site, asks 10 buyer questions across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok and Meta, shows you every answer word for word, and hands you the fix-first plan.
One flat $79, and a free follow-up check comes with it. About 30 days after your report, we run the whole report again, free, and email you what changed. After your free follow-up check, monitoring is optional and never bills on its own.
Report link emailed right after checkout — confirm your details and it builds in about a minute.
One time, no subscription. Full refund within 14 days if your report finds fewer than 3 real fixes.
Usually because the AI can't clearly confirm who you are, what work you do, and that you're licensed and insured. Tree work is dangerous — for the crew and for the house underneath — so AI leans hard on proof. If a competitor's site makes their insurance, credentials, and reviews obvious and yours doesn't, the AI has more reason to name them.
Insurance, reviews, and emergency response. A falling limb can wreck a roof or worse, so 'licensed and insured' is close to non-negotiable in this trade — and buyers asking after a storm want proof you show up fast. If that's buried or missing from your site, you're giving AI a reason to be cautious about naming you.
No. Usually it's about making what you already have clearer and more consistent — your services, your area, your insurance, and your proof — and stating it where both buyers and AI can read it. A free AI True Score Glimpse shows the specific gaps first.
Start with a free AI True Score Glimpse — it reads your visible signals and shows where AI is likely getting stuck. The $79 AI True Score Full Report then runs 10 real buyer questions across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok and Meta so you can see where you land versus competitors and what to fix first.
One scan, in plain English: where you already show up, where your competitors do instead, and what it takes to change that.
Be the answer.