Measurement before promises
Every score we display is backed by a dated, viewable excerpt. If a number drops, it drops in your dashboard — we smooth nothing.
Naymd came out of a simple and slightly unsettling observation: businesses were losing customers to competitors recommended by an AI, without ever knowing the conversation had taken place.
I exist for one reason: to report what the AIs say about you, without dressing it up. If your score drops, I show it to you as it is.
While working with small businesses on their SEO, we started hearing a new kind of question: “a customer told me he found me by asking ChatGPT — can I know how often that happens?” Nobody could answer. Analytics tools don't see those conversations, and agencies were already selling “guarantees” on ground nobody had measured.
So we built the measurement tool first, and the optimization service second. That order explains Naymd's promise: show numbers before selling an improvement, and refuse to guarantee a position nobody controls.
Every score we display is backed by a dated, viewable excerpt. If a number drops, it drops in your dashboard — we smooth nothing.
Everything we produce for you could be shown to your own customer. No fake reviews, no mass-generated content, no technical manipulation: those shortcuts always come due, and our clients would be the ones paying.
Most GEO tools are English-speaking and test American markets. We measure in French as well as English, with the phrasings actually used here, for Canadian businesses.
No guaranteed position, no guaranteed timeline. Models update at their own pace and their answers vary from day to day. What we do guarantee is the measurement: reproducible, dated, archived.
The first measurement is free, with no commitment.
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