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Buyers ask AI who to hire. Make sure it says your name.

When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity or Grok who to hire for your kind of work, the assistant gives a name or two, and the buyer calls that name. SignalFire makes sure it is yours.

Any niche. Any market, worldwide. One business per niche per market.

The engines your buyers ask

  • ChatGPT
  • Gemini
  • Claude
  • Perplexity
  • Grok
AI assistant

BuyerWho should I hire for this job in my area? I want the best.

AnswerFor this work in your area, the company I would call first is your business. They do exactly this, their customers back it up, and the details check out.

Illustration. Your name in that answer is the goal.

The problem

The call you lost never shows up anywhere.

A few years ago a buyer searched Google and worked through a page of links. Today many of them open an AI assistant and ask the question straight out: who should I hire for this?

The assistant does not hand back ten links. It names a business or two, often with a reason, and the buyer calls the name it gives. If that name is your competitor, you never hear about the job. It never reaches your analytics or your phone log. The buyer simply never knew you were an option.

When the assistant names nobody, the buyer is still looking, and the first business the engines can find, understand and trust becomes the name they repeat. That position goes to whoever gets there first.

What you get

Your business, named in the answer.

You are the name they give

When buyers ask the AI engines who to hire for your work in your market, your business is the answer.

Found, understood, trusted

Clear pages that answer what your buyers actually ask, accurate facts about you everywhere you appear, and proof that holds up when an engine checks it.

Measured monthly, in writing

The same buyer questions asked again every month, dated, with what each engine said and the visits AI assistants sent you.

Everything stays yours

The site, the pages and the content are in your name. No lock-in, nothing to buy back.

How it works

Three steps, and you see every one of them.

  1. A free Answer Check

    About twenty minutes. We ask the AI engines live who they recommend for your work, with you watching. You see exactly what each one says today.

  2. A 90-day pilot

    We pick the one service line that matters most to you and make you the answer for it, with the monthly measurement from the first month.

  3. Ongoing work

    Engines change and competitors notice. Every month we keep you the name they give, extend it to your next service line and show you the results.

How the work runs, step by step

Proof: WERCS

AI assistants send WERCS buyers every month.

WERCS Inc. works with Fox & Santiago. The website and tools WERCS runs on were built by our team, and we still run them.

WERCS serves a small, specialized niche: paint booth service and maintenance. By September, its site drew 3,269 visits in a single month.

22 to 3,269

Google Analytics sessions a month, January to September 2026.

19 to 617

Google Search Console clicks a month, February to September 2026.

244+

Visitors sent by AI assistants since launch, at least. None before March.

Customers regularly call WERCS and say ChatGPT told them WERCS was the best choice.

Those calls never appear in website analytics, because a buyer who hears a name from an AI assistant often just picks up the phone, so every AI number here is a minimum.

Results like WERCS's are not a guarantee. The Answer Check shows you where your business stands.

See the full WERCS numbers

One per niche per market

We never work for your competitor.

We take one business per niche in a market. Before the pilot starts we agree the niche and the market with you: a city, a region, a country or the whole world, depending on where your buyers are. Once it is yours, a competitor who calls us hears that it is taken.

You own it

Like a contractor working on your house.

It works like a contractor working on your house. You pay for the work, the house stays yours, and so does everything we added. The site, the pages and the content are yours, in your name, with no lock-in.

FAQ

Straight answers.

What does getting found by AI mean?

It means your business is the answer when a buyer asks an AI assistant who to hire. People now put the question they used to type into Google straight into ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity or Grok: who is the best commercial roofer near me, who services paint booths, which firm handles this kind of case. The assistant answers with a name or two, and the buyer calls that name. We make sure your name is one of them.

How is this different from SEO?

SEO earns you a place in a list of links, and the buyer still has to choose. An AI assistant does the choosing and hands the buyer a name. The work shares a foundation, because clear pages and accurate facts help both, but the target is different. We measure whether the engines name you, and your search traffic grows alongside it. At WERCS both rose together.

What is the Answer Check?

A free call of about twenty minutes. We ask the AI engines live who they recommend for your work in your market, with you watching. You see exactly what each one says today and who it names instead of you. Then we tell you plainly what it would take to change the answer.

What does it cost?

We quote it after the free Answer Check, once we both know your niche, your market and what the engines say today. There is no lock-in: the pilot runs 90 days, and after that you continue because it is working.

Do we own what you build?

Yes. It works like a contractor working on your house. You pay for the work, the house stays yours, and so does everything we added. The site, the pages and the content are yours, in your name. There is nothing to buy back, and if you stop, everything we built stays with you.

All questions

Find out what the AI engines tell your buyers today.

The Answer Check is free and takes about twenty minutes. We ask the engines live who they recommend for your work, with you watching.