For independent, fee-only fiduciaries · Live · 4 AI engines

When someone in Denver asks AI for a financial advisor, does it name you?

Every day, AI hands clients a shortlist of three to five advisors. If you are not on it, those prospects go to someone who is.

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Monitors
ChatGPT · Gemini · Claude · Perplexity
Measures
Quality-filtered related buyer paths
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Your visibility snapshot
"financial advisor near me"Denver, CO
ChatGPT
OpenAI
Named
Gemini
Google
Not named
Claude
Anthropic
Not named
Perplexity
AI search
Named
Visibility Score2 / 4

Illustrative read for a sample firm. Your live check uses your real firm, city, and the prompts your prospects type.

The report you get

Not a score. The evidence behind it.

Advisors buy the outcome but trust the evidence. Every scan produces a report your firm can act on and your compliance reviewer can read.

Sample visibility report
Cedar & Vance · Austin, TX
Visibility Score2 / 4
ChatGPTNamed · 1st
GeminiNot named
ClaudeNot named
PerplexityNamed · 2nd
Named in 5 observed buyer paths
Top competitor: Northbridge Financial (appeared in 5 observed buyer paths)
Priority actions
  1. 1.Complete the firm profile AI engines read first
  2. 2.Add Person + FinancialService structured data
  3. 3.Earn citations in the directories AI cites (fee-only, CFP)

Illustrative. Your report uses your real firm, city, and prompts.

Every report includes

  • Your Visibility Score across all four engines
  • Per-engine named / not-named, with ranking
  • Which competitor is taking your slot
  • A prompt-by-prompt breakdown of grounded related buyer paths
  • The exact words each engine used, verbatim
  • A prioritized, plain-English Actions
  • SEC Marketing Rule + your state adviser rules flagged for review
  • Week-over-week tracking as you close the gaps

It is a live dashboard, not a one-off PDF, re-run it any time and watch the score move.

How clients pick advisors now

The referral still lands. Then they check AI.

1 in 4
affluent prospects use ChatGPT or Gemini to start their search for an advisor
Wealthtender, 2025, survey of 500 affluent U.S. adults, household income $100K+
96%
research an advisor online even after getting a personal referral
Wealthtender, 2025
83%
read reviews and reputation before they reach out to a firm
Wealthtender, 2025

Niche is the new locality: a third of affluent prospects will meet virtually, so you also compete with the specialist for physicians or tech equity comp anywhere.

Methodology

How the scan works

A measurement process, run the same way every time, so the result is repeatable and defensible.

01

Generate prompts

We build the location- and niche-specific questions your prospects actually type, like "fee-only advisor for physicians near me."

02

Run all four engines

Each prompt runs across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, the way a real prospect would ask.

03

Capture the responses

We record exactly what each engine answered, word for word, with the sources it cited.

04

Identify cited firms

We extract every advisory firm named in each answer, including yours and the firm across town.

05

Measure frequency & rank

We score how often you are named, where you place, and which competitors are taking your slot.

06

Compliance-aware Actions

We produce prioritized Actions and flag anything the SEC Marketing Rule or your state adviser rules touch for your review.

The intelligence layer

Sophia reads your scan and tells you what to fix first.

Most tools hand an advisory firm a dashboard and leave. Sophia turns it into a plan. She reads where ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude name your firm, your GEO Score, and which advisors get cited instead, then says it in plain English: why the advisor across town is cited despite a thinner website, why AI does not name you unaided even when your reputation is strong, and the one move that changes it this week. The SEC Marketing Rule and your state adviser rules flagged for your review before anything goes live.

01

Measure

See where the four engines cite you, unaided. Your real GEO Score, not a modeled guess.

02

Understand

Sophia explains why, grounded in your actual scan.

03

Create

She names the pages and answers to publish that earn citations.

04

Earn

And which advisor directories, financial publications, and podcasts build the third-party authority AI trusts.

05

Measure again

Re-scan and watch your citation share move.

Sophia diagnoses and writes the plan. You run the plays. Auto-publishing is on the roadmap.

Built around the Marketing Rule

We measure. You decide. Nothing publishes automatically.

Generic visibility tools do not understand adviser advertising rules. Findabl surfaces the rules that apply and flags anything sensitive for your compliance review. It never writes, generates, or solicits testimonials or reviews.

SEC Marketing Rule (206(4)-1)

Adviser advertising must be fair and balanced and not misleading. Testimonials, endorsements, and third-party ratings are allowed only with clear and prominent disclosures. Findabl flags content that may trigger those requirements.

State adviser rules vary

State-registered advisers follow their state rules (NASAA model), and some are stricter than the federal Marketing Rule on testimonials and past performance. Findabl surfaces the rules for the states you are registered in.

Performance & claims

Net performance, balanced presentation, and substantiation are core obligations, and projections or implied guarantees are high-risk. Findabl flags performance and claim language for your review before it goes live.

Findabl is a visibility tool, not a registered investment adviser, law firm, or compliance provider, and does not provide investment, legal, or compliance advice. Marketing-Rule guidance is informational and may not cover every rule that applies to you. Confirm against the SEC Marketing Rule, your state adviser rules, and your own compliance review (including any required CCO or principal approval) before publishing.

Questions advisors ask

Is optimizing for AI search allowed under the SEC Marketing Rule?

Yes. Findabl measures where AI engines name your firm and surfaces the Marketing Rule and state adviser rules that apply to your content, flagging anything that may need changes before you publish. Findabl does not write, generate, or solicit testimonials or reviews, and it is not investment, legal, or compliance advice. You and your CCO make the final call.

How is AI citation different from SEO for a financial advisor?

SEO gets your firm ranked on Google. AI citation gets your firm named when someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Claude for a financial advisor. Different engines, different signals, and most advisory firms are not set up for the new one yet.

Do I need a marketing team or a developer to use Findabl?

No. You run a free scan with your firm website, see where you stand across the four AI engines, and get plain-English Actions. Each step says what to do and how to confirm it worked.

What does a Findabl scan give an advisory firm?

A baseline of where ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude name your firm versus the advisor across town and the niche specialist anywhere, plus prioritized Actions to close the gaps, with the SEC Marketing Rule and your state adviser rules flagged for your review. No long-term contract.

How much does Findabl cost for a small advisory firm?

Start free, no signup, results in about a minute. Paid plans start at $49 a month if you want ongoing tracking. There is no agency retainer.

See how your firm shows up in AI search.

Free, no signup, results in about a minute. Recommendations across all four engines, with the SEC Marketing Rule and your state adviser rules flagged for review.