Updated 16 October 2026. This revision replaces the older product and competitor comparison. Previous per-scan prices and “cheapest” claims are not a current CAFMO subscription offer.
You can begin with public pages and a small, recorded set of buyer questions. Check what each method observes and keep failures visible. A technical pass, an assistant mention and a qualified enquiry are different results.
Read how to check your AI visibility, including the difference between a technical website scan and observed AI answers, and the current CAFMO development status.
Before buying another dashboard, write down the question. For a recruitment agency it might be, “Can an employer tell which engineering roles we cover?” That can be investigated. “Are we winning at AI?” has enough room in it for an entire sales department.
Check the public page first
Read the service page as a prospective employer. Can you identify the specialism, the area served, who supplies the service and how to enquire? Then inspect the first HTML response as well as the finished browser page. Important facts should remain available to readers that do not execute the site’s scripts.
Inspect the structured data against the visible page. Company and trading names should agree, product brands should remain distinct, and links should lead to the thing their labels promise. An invented branch office is still invented when it has valid JSON syntax.
Check access by role
Look at the actual robots groups and response headers for the pages you want discovered. Separate search crawling, potential training and user-directed fetching using the relevant provider’s current documentation. A robots check alone does not establish what a firewall serves to a verified crawler.
Keep account pages and private previews private. Discovery work should help the right reader reach public information, without making a customer report or account token available to everyone else.
Record a few useful answers
Use questions a hiring manager could actually ask: a supplier for the relevant roles and location, what the agency does, what evidence supports its claims, and how to start a conversation. Record the wording before the test.
Save the date, product, mode, relevant location settings, answer and cited URLs. Run a separate test where you supply your page and ask factual questions. That second test checks whether the information can be extracted; it does not show that the assistant would have found the website unaided.
Keep an absent answer, an inaccessible product and a tool error as different results. Repeating the question until your firm appears makes a pleasant screenshot, but leaves the original question unanswered.
What about free scanners and trials?
Read the current offer before using one: what is included, whether an account or payment card is needed, whether a trial renews and what happens to the supplied data. This article no longer ranks competing products from an old pricing snapshot or promises their current free allowances.
A free technical report can help identify the next page to inspect. Check whether a score is calculated from website signals, whether external metrics were returned successfully and which suggestions were generated by a model. An unanswered check should not silently become a favourable result.
CAFMO and the earlier scanner
CAFMO means Can AI Find Me Online, ScopeSite’s live application for checking website pages, inspecting model answers and keeping a saved improvement plan. V.O.I.C.E. is the underlying methodology and engine name. CAFMO is live at canaifindme.online with monthly plans. The earlier scanner remains at voice.scopesite.co.uk, with its existing accounts and credits kept separate. Purchased legacy credits do not expire and are not automatically converted into subscriptions.
A page check examines the website evidence it can retrieve. Its findings do not give a percentage chance of an AI recommendation, or show that every assistant has searched for or cited your business.
Use CAFMO’s monthly plans for the live application, or the earlier scanner’s pricing page for existing credits. ScopeSite’s agency services are a separate purchase.
When is a paid tool useful?
Repeated questions across several products and dates soon create admin work. A tool can be worth paying for when it preserves the evidence, repeats the agreed method and makes material changes easy to investigate. Compare it against the work it saves and the decisions it supports.
If the immediate problem is a contradictory service page, fix that page first. If the question is whether visibility produces business, keep consent-based analytics and actual enquiry outcomes alongside the answer observations. A screenshot of a recommendation does not book a client meeting.
Our recruitment discovery guide provides a fuller method, and the scan-cost guide explains how to compare paid scope.
