See Everything Google Says About You
Add the company, city, or domain that tells you apart from everyone who shares your name, because that one optional field is what lets the scan separate your results from a stranger's. Then get both pages of Google, the autocomplete suggestions, and a scored report with a real recovery plan.
Instant Reputation Scan
We run your name through Google, read pages 1 and 2, and score what a prospect sees. It takes about twenty seconds.
Free. Current Google results. Your scan stays confidential.
The check nobody else runs
Autocomplete does more damage than position 8
A bad article ranking eighth is read by the small number of people who scroll that far. A bad autocomplete suggestion is read by everyone, before the page even loads, and it arrives with Google's implied endorsement: this is what other people were looking for.
It is also the piece almost nobody is monitoring. No other free reputation tool reports it. This one puts it at the top of your report, with each suggestion scored and explained.
- your name scamNegative
- your name lawsuitNegative
- your name complaintsNegative
- your name reviews
- your name linkedin
Illustrative example. Your report shows your real suggestions.
What The Scan Covers
Six places your reputation actually lives
Most free tools read the first ten blue links and stop. Your reputation does not stop there, so neither does this.
Page 1 and page 2
What everyone sees, plus what is waiting one scroll behind it. A page 2 result is not a safe result, it is the next page 1 result the moment anything shifts.
Autocomplete suggestions
The words Google offers before anyone presses enter. If it suggests "scam" next to your name, that reaches people who never open a single result.
People Also Ask
The questions Google decides your name raises. "Is X legitimate?" appearing there tells you what the public already suspects.
Is this even you?
Every result is classified as you, not you, or unsure, with a one-line reason. Results that are not you are excluded from the score instead of being held against you.
Profile coverage
Which owned profiles rank and which are missing, measured against what your subject type should actually have. No penalty for a Yelp page a private person was never going to need.
How It Works
Five steps, under a minute
No call to book, no sales gate in front of the score.
Tell us who to look for
A name, a company or city or domain to tell you apart from your namesakes, and whether the subject is a person or a business. The second field is optional and it is the one that changes the answer most.
We pull the real search page
The current Google results, pulled for real rather than mocked up: two pages of results, the autocomplete suggestions, and the People Also Ask box. A search page we already pulled for that name in the last seven days is reused rather than bought again, and the shared report tells you the day the data was collected.
Every result gets classified
Positive, neutral, or negative, and about you or about someone else, each with a reason you can read and argue with. Anything you mark "this is not me" drops out of the score.
You get a score you can check
One number out of 10, broken into four categories with the arithmetic shown. No black box, no invented urgency.
And a plan, not a fantasy
The assets that would be built to fix it, who owns each, the timeline, and an honest projected range. Share the whole thing with a signed link that expires in 90 days.
Questions
Before you run it
Because names are not unique. Search "Brandon Hopkins" and Google returns several different people, and a court record belonging to one of them is not a mark against the others. The context field is what lets the scan decide which results are actually about you. Leave it blank and the scan still runs, but every borderline result has to be judged on the name alone, and the score gets less accurate. One word, your company, your city, or your domain, is usually enough.
The two are held to different standards. A business is expected to have a Google Business Profile, a Yelp listing, and review coverage, so gaps there count against it. A private individual is not marked down for having no Yelp page, and is measured instead on owned profiles like LinkedIn and a personal site. Picking the wrong type produces a score that punishes you for absences that were never relevant.
Autocomplete is seen by everyone who starts typing your name, before a single result loads. If Google suggests "scam", "lawsuit", or "complaints" alongside your name, that suggestion reaches people who never scroll far enough to find the article behind it. It is also the part of your reputation almost nobody is watching, because free tools do not report it.
No. The old version of this tool mocked up a clean search page and called it the future. This one gives you a recovery plan instead: the specific assets that would be built, who owns each one, when it lands, and where assets like it typically rank. The projected score comes with a range, not a promise of a perfect 10.
Yes. Every unlocked report gets a signed link you can send to a partner, a lawyer, or a board. The link carries the scan inputs rather than a stored copy of the report, and we keep no record that ties a finished report to you: it is rebuilt from those inputs when the link is opened, and a rebuilt copy is cached for a few days so that opening the link twice does not buy two searches. It stops working after 90 days, and shared reports are marked noindex, so they never enter a search index. The one thing we do keep: unlocking a report sends your email address, the name you scanned and a summary of the findings to our own lead system, so a person here can follow up. We do not sell it and we do not publish it.
Nothing. The scan is free, there is no call to book and no card. One thing is gated, and it is an email address, not a call: the score, the arithmetic behind all four categories, every result on page 1 and page 2, and the counts of damaging suggestions and findings are all visible straight away, and adding your email unlocks the suggested phrases themselves, what each finding actually says, what to do first, and the recovery plan. If you want a person to go through it line by line and build the plan out, that is the conversation to have with us, but the report itself is yours.
Want a person to read it with you?
Our team audits every result by hand, finds the ones an automated pass missed, and turns the plan into a schedule. Response within 24 hours.