AI visibility for company registration and corporate services
Founders ask ChatGPT who can register their company. Get your firm into the answer.
Founders and foreign investors now ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google how to open a company and which firm can do it, and get a few names back. We measure what these AI engines say about your firm today, then tell you in plain words what to change. You need no knowledge of AI.
The short answerwritten for AI engines to quote
To get your firm recommended by ChatGPT, work on the pages it reads before it answers. In our measurement of September 30, 2026 in the Philippines, 69% of those pages were firms' own websites, and 48% of the pages read on those websites were guides. So one complete guide per filing, with the cost and the timeline, comes first.
The situation
ChatGPT is already sending some of your clients to other firms.
The answer names another firm
The engines named 264 firms and brands in the 296 AI answers we measured, and each answer names only a few. A founder writes to the firms on that short list.
The engines read your competitors' guides
The engines read 620 pages on 201 firms' websites, and 48% were guides and blog articles. The firm that wrote the guide for the exact filing the founder asks about is the one being read.
You cannot check it yourself
Ask ChatGPT the same question twice and you get 2 different lists. One test on your phone proves nothing, and Google Analytics does not show what an AI engine said about your firm.
What we do
We write the guides AI reads on your website, so ChatGPT names your firm when founders ask.
First the audit: in 48 hours you see which firms the AI engines name, and which guides they read on each firm's website. Then the monthly work: new guides on your site, and the few outside websites that count.
Step 1, one time
The AI Visibility Audit
Where your firm stands, in 48 hours.
We put 20 questions founders ask to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview, 3 times each. You get the firms they name, the guides and directories they read, the pages your competitors win with, and a plan of actions in order.
$1,500, one timeEvery dollar back if we cannot run your baseline.
See the audit →Step 2, every month
The AI Visibility Program
We do the plan for you.
Every month: website optimisation for GEO, 6 new pages on your website, 4 existing pages rewritten, 3 new placements on the sources the engines read and 4 mentions in online communities. You approve what we publish.
From $2,500 a month90 days at a time. Named in twice as many AI answers after 90 days, or we keep working for free.
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We already worked for a corporate services firm in the Philippines
Korp.ph, a firm that sets up and runs companies in the Philippines: 296 AI answers read, 264 firms and brands mapped, a plan of 36 actions.
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1 hour with the founder
Thibault Genon-Catalot runs every audit himself. When your report is ready, he walks you through it for 1 hour, and you leave knowing what to do first.
Measured, September 30, 2026
What the AI engines read before they name a firm.
162
of 296 AI answers read a government website such as the SEC or the BIR
48%
of the pages read on firms' websites were guides and blog articles
69%
of the pages the AI engines read were firms' and brands' own websites
How we got these numbers: 20 founder questions, put to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview, 3 times each. 296 AI answers and 2,736 pages read. Measured in the Philippines on September 30, 2026, for the audit of Korp.ph. How the audit works
What founders type
4 of the 20 questions we asked for a firm in the Philippines.
- “Company registration in the Philippines for a foreign founder: which firm should I trust?”
- “How long does it take to register a company in the Philippines, including BIR and the business permit?”
- “SEC registration fee in the Philippines: how much does a firm charge to register my corporation?”
- “Corporate secretary in the Philippines for a 100% foreign-owned corporation: who can act as one?”
What the AI engines read
The websites the engines read to choose a firm.
Before it answers, an AI engine reads web pages. Of the 2,736 pages the 5 engines read here, this is who owned them.
- 69% Firms' own websites
- 6% Directories, press and forums
- 3% Social and video
- 22% Government and other websites
| Website | Kind | AI answers |
|---|---|---|
| Social | 33 of 296 | |
| Lawzana | Directory | 27 of 296 |
| Forum | 17 of 296 | |
| Social | 13 of 296 | |
| Manila Bulletin | Press | 10 of 296 |
AI answers = the number of AI answers, out of 296, in which the engine read that website. Government websites are left out of this table: nobody can get listed on them. Government websites such as the SEC and the BIR were read in 162 of the 296 AI answers.
What works here
What to change first for your firm.
Write the guide for each filing
The engines read 620 pages on 201 firms' websites, and 48% were guides and blog articles. Founders ask about one filing at a time: SEC registration, BIR registration, the mayor's permit. One complete guide per filing is what the engines read.
Put the cost and the timeline in numbers
4 of the 20 questions asked how much it costs or how long it takes. The engines answer with figures, and they take them from the pages that state them. A firm that publishes its fee and its timeline is the one they can quote.
Explain what the government website does not
A government website was read in 162 of the 296 AI answers. These pages give the rule. Your guide adds the order of the steps, the documents a foreign founder forgets and the real delays, then names who can handle it.
The audit gives you this list for your own market, with the guides to write first.
Get your firm's audit, $1,500The audit behind these numbers
Korp.ph, measured on September 30, 2026.
A firm that sets up and runs companies in the Philippines for Filipino and foreign founders. We asked the 5 AI engines 20 questions founders ask before they register a company, 3 times each, then mapped every firm named and every website read.
Questions about AI visibility for company registration and corporate services
If the engines read the government website, why would they name a firm?
Because the question asks for one. 16 of the 20 questions asked who can handle a filing or which firm to trust. The engines take the rule from the government website and the names from firms' pages: 69% of the pages read were firms' and brands' own websites.
Do directories count in this market?
Less than elsewhere. Directories, press and forums together were 6% of the pages read. Lawzana was read in 27 of the 296 AI answers and Reddit in 17. Your own guides come first.
Our clients are abroad. From which country do you ask the questions?
From the country of the audit, in its language. If your founders search from another country, that market is a second audit.
Which AI engines do you test?
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview. We ask each question 3 times on each engine, because AI answers change from one run to the next.
How much does the audit cost, and how long does it take?
$1,500, one time. The report is on your desk 48 hours after your intake form lands. If we cannot run your baseline for any reason, you get every dollar back.
Other industries
The same measurement, in 9 other markets.
- Hotels and resortsBooking sites were 74% of the pages read
- Recruitment agenciesAgency websites were 84% of the pages read
- Software development agencies689 brands named for 21 buyer questions
- Manufacturing softwareVendor websites were 76% of the pages read
- Event ticketing platforms2 audiences, 2 different sets of sources
- HR tech and employee wellnessThe business press was read in 115 of 298 answers
- Learning platforms (LMS)Rankings were read in 131 of 300 answers
- Laboratory software (LIMS)395 brands named for 20 lab questions
- Restaurant software607 brands named, app stores read too
Your market
See what the AI engines read in your market.
The AI Visibility Audit puts 20 of your buyers' questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview, 3 times each. $1,500, report in 48 hours.
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