Every day, AI hands small-business owners a shortlist of three to five accounting firms. If your firm is not on it, a prospect may never see you.
Illustrative read for a sample firm. Your live check uses your real firm, city, and the prompts your clients type.
Owners hire the firm they can trust. Every scan produces a report that shows exactly where you stand and what to fix.
Illustrative. Your report uses your real firm, city, and prompts.
It is a live dashboard, not a one-off PDF, re-run it any time and watch the score move.
Niche is the new locality: owners increasingly ask for "a CPA for real estate" or "an accountant for SaaS", not the national tax-prep chains.
A measurement process, run the same way every time, so the result is repeatable.
We build the location- and niche-specific questions your clients actually type, like "best CPA for a small business near me."
Each prompt runs across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, the way a real client would ask.
We record exactly what each engine answered, word for word, with the sources it cited.
We extract every accounting firm named in each answer, including yours and the firm across town.
We score how often you are named, where you place, and which competitors are taking your slot.
We produce prioritized, plain-English Actions, each with a test you run to confirm it worked.
Findabl publishes nothing on your behalf. The scan measures where AI engines name your firm and surfaces plain-English Actions for your review. The core advertising standard for CPAs is straightforward: nothing false, misleading, or deceptive (AICPA Code, ET 1.400.090, and your state board rules). Findabl is a visibility measurement tool, not accounting, tax, or legal advice. Confirm anything you publish against your state board rules and your own review before it goes live.
Most tools hand an accounting 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 firms get cited instead, then says it in plain English: why the firm across town or the niche specialist 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.
See where the four engines cite you, unaided. Your real GEO Score, not a modeled guess.
Sophia explains why, grounded in your actual scan.
She names the pages and answers to publish that earn citations.
And which accounting directories, trade publications, and podcasts build the third-party authority AI trusts.
Re-scan and watch your citation share move.
Sophia diagnoses and writes the plan. You run the plays. Auto-publishing is on the roadmap.
SEO gets your firm ranked on Google. AI citation gets your firm named when someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Claude for an accountant. Different engines, different signals, and most small firms are not set up for the new one yet.
Yes. The main rule is simple: nothing false, misleading, or deceptive. Findabl measures where AI engines name your firm and gives plain-English Actions to get cited honestly. It is not accounting, tax, or legal advice.
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.
A baseline of where ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude name your firm versus the firm across town and the niche specialist (think "CPA for real estate" or "accountant for SaaS"), plus prioritized Actions to close the gaps. No long-term contract.
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.
Free, no signup, results in about a minute. Plain-English Actions across all four AI engines.