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MassMonopoly

United States · from $497 (one-time audit)
massmonopoly.com
3.28/ 5
M1 · Own AI-visibility 2 · 9%
Absent from category recall on both engines. Brand recall thin/self-sourced on both: ChatGPT — 'agency appears legitimate, but nearly all discoverable information comes from its own website and social channels; little independent validation'; Claude — 'a real entity (MassMonopoly Media Productions Inc, Clinton MA; Yelp + Clutch) but independent corroboration is thin, and the enterprise client logos it claims (Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Comcast) look inflated for a small local shop.'
M2 · Method transparency 4 · 16%
Published three-step process ("01 You Order… 02 We Audit… 03 We Walk You Through It") with six named scoring dimensions — "AI Query Testing", "Content Structure Analysis", "Schema & Technical Signals", "E-E-A-T & Authority Signals", "Competitor Visibility Snapshot", "3 Prioritized Action Items" — and per-tier query counts ("5–8 / 15–20 / 30–40 buyer queries… across 4 major AI engines"). A real worked example is shown ("Example From MassMonopoly's Own Audit"). source ↗
M3 · Evidence verifiability 2 · 23%
No named client, case study or testimonial with a real profile appears on the audit page. The only concrete proof is the agency auditing itself ("ChatGPT included MassMonopoly in 12 of 12 prompts"). Checkable third-party evidence not surfaced. source ↗
M4 · Pricing openness 5 · 12%
Full published tiers with online payment — Starter $497, Standard $1,497, Complete $2,497; audit fee credited toward a subscription if you upgrade within 30 days. source ↗
M5 · AI reachability 4 · 10%
robots.txt does not block the key AI crawlers and the homepage is server-rendered (1290 words to a non-JS reader); no llms.txt. source ↗
E1 · Segment fit 4 · 12%
editorial — A low-cost, self-serve, one-off audit aimed broadly at "Any business" with contractor/local-service marketing called out — SMB-proportionate, not an enterprise process. source ↗
E2 · Promise cleanliness 4 · 18%
editorial — Careful, no-guarantee framing — "The report is a factual diagnosis, not a sales pitch"; "if your audit reveals gaps — and it usually does". No ranking guarantee, money-back claim or manipulation language. source ↗
◧ M1 cross-engine — ChatGPT: self-sourced-thin — legitimate but discoverable info mostly own site/social; little independent validation · Claude: self-sourced-thin — real entity (Clinton MA; Yelp + Clutch) but thin corroboration; inflated enterprise client logos · recorded, not averaged
Open pricing and a clearly published, six-dimension audit method make this easy to read and easy to buy. The held-back axis is proof: the only worked example is a self-audit, with no named, checkable client cases on the public page. Promises stay clean. Own-visibility (M1) carries a provisional score until the Phase-2 browser probe.
Focus: SEO-led hybrid · -0.20 applied to composite
SMB-primary: pass
Self-serve offer: pass
GEO substance: pass
Live business: pass
What this ruler does NOT measure Track-record depth and the volume of named cases favour older incumbents we cannot fully see; NDA-bound outcomes are unscored. We weight reproducible, buyer-checkable signal on purpose — and we list ourselves on the same ruler.
Data as of 2026-06-30