A new free audit from Morbiz LLC checks in about 15 seconds whether ChatGPT and Google AI answers can find and cite your business website.
A new free tool checks whether AI answers from ChatGPT and Google can find and use your business website. Morbiz LLC says the audit takes about 15 seconds and is available now at morbiz.ai.
The audit checks whether a site is ready to be read and cited in AI answers, including ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews. Cited means the AI names or links to your site as a source. It also scores SEO, which is how easily search engines find you, plus page speed, accessibility and privacy.
Morbiz is a California company founded in 2026 by Robert Nessler and Michael Brown. Its product, MorBizAI, came out of stealth on October 26, 2026, so it is brand new. The audit is the first step. The full tool is built to draft, schedule and publish content in a business's own voice. Morbiz also says automated press release writing and distribution is coming soon.
This news comes from the company's own press release. It includes no outside reviews or test results. It does not explain how the scores are worked out, and it does not say what the full tool costs. The paid features are untested. The free audit is an easy way to take a look, and businesses can also book a call with the team through the site.
The free audit is a quick way to see how your site looks to AI search, but the company's paid features are new and unproven.
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