When someone asks AI for a law firm, does it name you or the firm across town?

Because one firm gives it a clearer, more complete picture. AIOStory scores six chapters: whether AI can tell what you do, whether it knows who you are, whether there is enough on your site to cite, whether it can read your pages, whether it can see you are trusted, and whether it can place you in the right city. The firm that answers those questions wins the recommendation.

Yes. AIOStory is a head to head check: your firm against one competitor. Pick the firm you most often lose clients to, and the report shows you which of you the AI is more likely to recommend, chapter by chapter.

No. AIOStory only reads public on-page signals from each website, the same things any visitor or AI assistant can see. Nothing private, nothing about your cases, nothing fabricated.

Both sites are scored across six chapters, 0 to 100 each, for a total out of 600, plus a confidence rating out of 5. It is deterministic: the same two sites give the same result every time. No language model decides the winner and no paid API is involved.

Each chapter shows where the story is won or lost and what to publish to improve it. If you want help putting those fixes in place, the team at Digilu does exactly this.