When someone asks an AI where to go to church in your town, is your ministry in the answer?
People are putting the questions they used to type into a search bar to an AI assistant instead. It answers in a paragraph, names a few ministries, and moves on. We will put seven of those questions to one of those engines for your ministry and send you exactly what it said — word for word, nothing edited, nothing invented.
About a minute to ask. The report reaches your inbox in a few minutes.What is an AI Visibility Snapshot?
It is a free report that shows whether an AI engine names your ministry when someone nearby asks it for help finding one — and where that engine is getting its information about you.
What does it actually do?
We put seven live questions to Perplexity, an AI answer engine. Six are the questions a person asks when they do not yet know a single ministry’s name — a family new to town, or a neighbor who needs help. The seventh asks about your ministry directly, by name. We record what came back and send it to you.
Why those seven?
The six tell you whether you are found by someone who is not already looking for you. The seventh tells you what the engine says about you once it knows your name. Those are two different problems, and most ministries have one of them and not the other.
What does it cost?
Nothing. We send one report to the address you give us. We will follow up personally afterwards — that is the honest reason we offer it, and you are free to say no thank you.
What the report will show you
Five sections. Here is every one of them, so you know before you ask.
Were you named, or were you absent?
Each of the six questions marked Recommended, Mentioned, or Absent, with the question itself printed beside it so you can see exactly what was asked.
What the engine drew on
How many distinct sources the engine read to build those six answers, and whether your own website was one of them.
We do not name other ministries. Not in this report, not on a call, not ever.
A church across town is not your competitor. You are the same Body. Your competitor is absence — the answer that named nobody you know. So we report counts and sources, never a ranked list of congregations an engine happened to prefer. That is a line we hold even where naming them would sell better.
Where those answers come from
Across all seven answers, how many drew on your own site versus somebody else’s page. When the engine speaks about your ministry, this tells you whose words it is repeating.
What it says about you by name
The specific claims the engine made about your ministry, each one paired with the source it cited.
Details worth fixing
Facts the engine holds that do not line up — a wrong service time, an old address, a listing that says closed. Facts only. We do not comment on what your ministry believes or how it worships.
What this measures, and what it does not
This is a free snapshot of one engine on one day. Here is precisely what that means, before you spend a minute on the form.
Which engine does this measure?
Perplexity, and only Perplexity. It is the engine we can query precisely and read in real time, so it is the one we can report honestly.
Does it measure ChatGPT or Google’s AI answers?
No. Tracking those is part of our paid engagement, not this free report. We would rather tell you that plainly than let you assume otherwise.
Will I get the same answers if I run it again tomorrow?
Probably not exactly. AI answers are rebuilt every time someone asks, and they move. Your report is stamped with the date it ran and reflects that run only. Anyone who promises you a fixed AI ranking is selling you something that does not exist.
Is this a Google ranking report or a website audit?
Neither. It does not measure Google positions and it does not review your site’s code, speed, or design. It measures one thing: what an AI engine says when someone asks.
Who this is for
The snapshot works by asking what a person in your city would ask. That means it fits some ministries well and one kind of ministry poorly.
A church or congregation?
Yes. This is what it was built for. Someone moves to your town, asks an assistant where to go to church, and gets a paragraph naming a few. This tells you whether you were in it.
A local service ministry — food, recovery, housing, counseling, pregnancy support?
Yes, and this is the version that matters most. The question is not “where should I go to church.” It is “where can I get help with food in my city.” Someone in real need asked, and an answer came back. You want to know whether you were in it.
A missions organization?
Honestly, no — and we would rather say so here than after you have filled out the form. This snapshot measures local discovery, and a missions organization serves far past one city. Nobody asks an AI which sending agency to support the way they ask where to eat. The report would not tell you the truth about your work. You are welcome to submit anyway and we will say exactly that in reply, or you can skip straight to a conversation.
Ask for your free snapshot
One report, sent once, to the address you give us. Measures Perplexity only, on the day it runs.
Questions ministries ask
Yes. No trial that converts into a bill, and nothing to cancel. We send one report. We follow up personally afterwards, and you are free to say no thank you.
We send your report to it, and we may write to you afterwards about what the report found. We do not sell it and we do not add you to a bulk list.
The report reaches your inbox a few minutes after you ask.
No. The snapshot reads what is already there. Nothing to install, nothing to grant us access to.
No, and we will not do it on a call either. Churches are the same Body, not competitors. We report how many sources the engine read and whether yours was among them — never a ranked list of congregations.
No. A ministry website goes stale because the people running it were burying members, sitting with families, and preaching every Sunday. Ministry beat marketing, and it beat it correctly. The website was never supposed to be your job. The report names what the machine cannot see — it does not grade you.
Then it will say so plainly. Some ministries are named in all six and the report tells them that and tells them it is a real result. We do not manufacture a problem to sell against.
We book a conversation. If your ministry needs a rebuild, that is our website build. If what it needs is ongoing work on how AI engines read and describe you, that is a paid monthly engagement — scoped and itemized in writing before anything starts.
What happens after the report
Nothing automatic. The report is yours to keep, act on yourself, or hand to whoever maintains your site.
What if I want you to fix it?
Then we book a conversation and talk about what the report found. If a rebuild is what your ministry needs, that is our website build. If what you need is ongoing work on how AI engines read and describe you, that is a paid monthly engagement — priced to what your ministry actually needs, with every deliverable itemized in writing before a dollar moves.
Will I be pitched on the call?
You will be told what we saw and what we would do about it. If that is not a fit, it is not a fit. No pressure. No pitch. Just a conversation between Kingdom workers.
Let’s talk about your ministry’s next website.
No pressure. No pitch. Just a conversation between Kingdom workers.
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