Every month, the engine that scores your website scores visibilitymesh.com too, and we publish the result where anyone can check it.
- Visibility Mesh scores its own site every month with the free scan anyone can run, and the result is public.
- You can run the same scan on your website and compare your score with ours.
- We scan every month because a theme update or a new app can change what a crawler reads without anyone noticing.
- Two scans of the same unchanged site usually land within about 2 points of each other. A bigger move usually means something on the site changed.
We publish our own score so you can check the method before you trust it. We run the same free scan on visibilitymesh.com every month. The score goes on the Our Own Score page with the date of the scan.
Why go first, in public
Our own site goes through the same method and the same bands as your scan, and the result stays on the Our Own Score page for anyone to check.
Why on a schedule
Visibility drifts, so a score published once goes stale like any old page. We publish a new one every month, and we recommend the same freshness habit to every store. Our own site is left out of the benchmark we publish, so the benchmark figures never include our score.
| What we do | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Scan our own store, openly | Anyone can check the method on a real site |
| Re-run it on a schedule | Because legibility drifts and must be re-checked |
| Publish the score with its date | Your score and ours sit on the same scale |
What you can take from our score
Run the free scan on your own website and put your score next to ours. Both come from the same engine on the same scale, and the findings in your scan show where the difference comes from. Our guide to being trusted by AI explains the trust part of the score.
A scan is a snapshot. Legibility drifts
A public, repeated scan is never settled. A theme update rewrites your structured data, an app changes a tag, a redesign orphans a page, and the layer that proves who you are regresses silently while the storefront still looks perfect to you. Your store and the web around it change weekly, so a trusted, consistent entity is a moving target, not a one-time pass. That is why serious stores measure, fix, and re-measure, and why we measure, fix, and re-measure on a public schedule.
Questions people actually ask
Why does Visibility Mesh scan its own store?
We sell a measure of how well AI can read a website, so we publish what it says about ours. The same free scan anyone can run scores visibilitymesh.com every month.
Where can I see your own score?
Our current score is on the Our Own Score page, with its band and the date of the scan. We update it every month with the same engine that scores your website.
Why update your own results regularly?
Because AI visibility drifts as themes update and apps change, so a number frozen in time would go stale. Re-scanning and re-publishing on a cadence keeps it true and demonstrates the same freshness discipline we ask of other stores.
See what a machine sees
You cannot tell from your browser whether AI can read your store. You can find out in a few minutes. Run a free scan and see the exact layer the machine reads, and where you are losing the shortlist.
Sources: 2026 industry compilations on AI-search visibility; OpenAI (early 2026) on ChatGPT usage and shopping queries; Adobe Analytics (2026) on AI retail traffic; Gartner (2024) on traditional search. Figures are third-party and current as of mid-2026; we publish our own benchmark data as our scan volume grows.
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Everything in this article is measurable on a live storefront. The Full Assessment and Roadmap reads your website the way AI crawlers receive it and hands you every fix in plain English, in the order we would make them.