A machine-readable passport for businesses and professionals

AI should understand
you correctly

AiPassport is your company passport for AI. You collect the facts that matter in it: what you do, your services and prices, where you work, and how to contact you. Your website explains the business to people; AiPassport explains it to machines. The AI audit shows whether AI sees you and what it says about your company.

  • Clear company facts
  • Services, prices, contacts
  • What AI says about you
You fill in and update the passport Share the passport link in your channels AI sees the facts and update date

An AI answer is a short list of names

The buyer chooses among the businesses AI names. Yours may not be among them

Assistants answer with company names, prices and opening hours: two or three lines a person then chooses between. Who gets named depends on the query, the sources and the model; machine-readable facts help a system understand an offer. A passport makes them readable — that is not a guarantee of inclusion.

How often you are named today is measured by a visibility audit

The owner's data

Who the AI named in this answer

  • DentaLine
  • Alta Dent

Avenir Dentnot in the answer

This answer names two other options. The owner is not mentioned: the buyer cannot see its terms here.

Companies, specialists and prices in the examples are fictional. This is an illustration, not live AI output: a passport makes facts accessible, but does not guarantee inclusion in an answer.

15:49
Dental care downtown

Where can I book a cavity consultation in Austin without a long wait?

I found three clinics to compare. Confirm an evening opening, imaging and the treatment plan when booking.

What you can compare

  • Smile House
    First exams start at $75, with appointments after 6 pm; imaging is arranged after the exam.
  • White Room Dental
    Consultations start at $60 and X-rays are available on site; treatment options are discussed first.

What the price includes

  • Ask about the details
    Check whether diagnostics, anaesthesia, isolation and a follow-up image are included.
  • Compare opening hours
    Opening hours matter for an evening visit; ask for the final amount for your case.

A first exam in the evening; I do not have an X-ray and want to discuss treatment first.

Company or individualAvenir DentFacts for AI

Buyer query

«How much does a cavity filling cost near downtown, and what does the price include?»

Facts needed to answer

  • Filling price
  • Address and hours
  • Included services

What makes the offer hard for AI to understand

In this example, the owner's facts are scattered and hidden in a heavy site shell: menus, scripts, and styling make it harder to isolate the service, price, and terms for the customer's question.

Without a passport

Facts scattered across sources

Where the data sits today

  • Clinic site2023 price list, «Prices» page fails to load
  • MapsAddress and hours, no services or prices
  • Social post«Treatment discount», no amount or end date
  • DirectoryOld front-desk phone number
With a passport

Facts sorted into fields

What is readable in the passport

Cavity filling
from $180
First visit
$45, credited to treatment
Address and hours
412 Alder St · Mon–Sat 9:00–20:00
Included services
Filling, polish, preventive cleaning

Maintained by the owner

Context

Search no longer just shows links
It assembles an answer

A website, map listing, price list, and social profiles often move at different speeds. On a heavy site, facts sit among menus, banners, scripts, and styling; an old price remains in search, the service area sits only on a map, and terms live in a post. A reader and a system must piece the offer together.

A passport is your short, maintained page: what you do, for whom, where you work, what it costs, and how to arrange it.

49.5m

Alice AI quick answers in Yandex Search reached 49.5 million monthly users in Q2 2026; coverage was 42% of queries.

68.01%

of Google searches in the US ended without a click to an external site in January–April 2026.

Diagram

Make your digital footprint
clear to AI

A business already has a digital footprint: its website, map listings, social profiles, price lists, and other official addresses. But an individual page can get lost among search results, sit behind a CAPTCHA, or never be indexed. You add official links to the passport yourself: it connects them to company facts and gives AI a clear starting point. If clarification is needed, AI may open the source itself; AiPassport does not copy or automatically read external pages.

Without a passport

The traces exist, but they are hard to assemble

  1. Customer question

    “Where can I order a custom kitchen in Kazan and what does it cost?”

  2. What AI finds
    • Website: 2023 price list
    • Maps: a different phone
    • Post: a promo with no end date
    • Directory: no prices

    A system sees many addresses, but may not know which ones belong to you or which fact is current.

  3. What the customer gets

    Important terms may be missed, cities may be mixed up, or an old price may appear in the answer.

With a passport

You give systems a clear starting point

  1. Customer question

    “Where can I order a custom kitchen in Kazan and what does it cost?”

  2. What AI finds
    • Owner-provided links point to the sources
    • The passport keeps facts together: services, prices, terms, and contacts
    • One source is available as HTML, TXT, and JSON-LD
    • Your website can also be connected with a ready-made AI tag

    You update the passport yourself; external pages are not copied, read, or synchronised automatically. If their data differs, AI may check the source separately.

  3. What the customer gets

    Search engines and AI can more easily understand who you are, where you work, and what you offer. This does not guarantee a search position or inclusion in an answer.

The passport makes your facts available and easier for systems to understand, but it does not control their results. Names and prices in the example are fictional.

A digital footprint is your links.
The passport makes them understandable.

AiPassport does not search for or collect your footprint by itself. You choose the official addresses you recognise as yours and add them to the passport. These links are not copies of pages but routes to primary sources: if AI needs clarification, it may open a source itself. The platform does not read or synchronise external site content.

1 · What you add
  • Official website
  • Map and directory listings
  • Social profiles and messengers
  • Price lists, documents, and publications
2 · What the passport does

Connects traces and facts

Services, prices, terms, geography, contacts, and owner-confirmed links stay together in one source. Facts are published in the passport, while links remain routes to primary sources. You maintain this version yourself.

3 · What systems read
  • HTML page A clear card for customers, crawlers, and AI. /{id}
  • TXT / llms.txt A plain-text version of the facts without menus or styling. /{id}/llms.txt
  • JSON-LD / JSON Structured facts in Schema.org and JSON formats. /{id}/json

These formats help search engines and AI parse what you offer, where you work, and how to contact you. They do not guarantee a search position or a rich result.

Help AI match the sources

The passport sets a clear version; external sources should not contradict it

If a business wants AI to consider it more often and accurately in answers, it helps to keep the name, address, services, prices, hours, and contacts as consistent as possible across the passport, website, maps, directories, and social profiles.

  • The same name and address
  • The same services, prices, and terms
  • Current opening hours and contacts
For business

You control your version of the facts

Add links and update a price in the passport, and AI gets a clear starting point instead of searching for the company across scattered pages.

For AI systems

Less guesswork during search

Linked fields and official addresses help a system find the right company and, when needed, follow a source for an additional check.

Passport and audit

Two different questions

The passport creates a clear representation of the business. The audit checks how that representation and other sources appear in real AI answers.

AiPassport “What do we want to tell AI about ourselves correctly?”
AI audit “What does AI actually say about us?”

The passport makes facts available and structured. The audit diagnoses specific answers; it does not promise a recommendation.

What it is

Machine-readable passport
for AI

A regular website can help a customer, but menus, banners, scripts, styling, and price-list images make automated reading harder. AiPassport provides a short owner-maintained source of facts, with an update date and link status.

Your facts stay under your control

The owner provides the services, prices, and contact details and can correct them in the cabinet.

One address for what matters

Clients can check the terms more easily, while your website, maps, and social profiles have somewhere to link.

Clear to people and systems

HTML provides a lightweight page, llms.txt provides plain facts without menus or scripts, JSON-LD links services, prices, and contacts, and MCP lets a compatible agent query the source.

The connection stays with you

Send clients to your website, messenger, or booking channel — without intercepting the conversation.

For AI and agents

Don’t search the whole web.
Start with the passport.

The owner adds official links to the website, maps, directories, and other sources. AiPassport connects them to company facts and publishes a machine-readable source map. The platform does not copy or automatically read external pages: if AI needs clarification, a compatible crawler may open the listed link itself — if the source is available. The owner can also place an invisible AI tag on the website as a direct link to the passport.

Machine-readable presence map

Company passport AiPassport.cloud/atelier-shov
updated by the owner

The tag shows no widget and does not promise a recommendation. The passport provides a route to sources, not a copy of them: a compatible crawler can open a link and check the information itself when the source is available.

Passport analytics

See how systems find the data

demo data

The dashboard separates recognised crawlers, declared agents, and passport pages with technical access. These are technical signals, not people or leads.

Recognised AI crawlers

Only requests with a known technical signature.

ChatGPT157
Gemini128
Perplexity86
Claude62
Mistral41
GigaChat34
Яндекс AI29

Recognised AI agents

Agents that identified themselves with a dedicated header.

OpenAI Agent82
Perplexity56
Gemini44
Copilot31
Grok26

What gets viewed

Routes opened by systems and other clients.

Public card392
AI structure163
Full price list117
Directory search38
Service search24

Figures on this landing page are illustrative. A named AI system is shown only with a confirmed technical signature; other machine-readable requests are counted separately.

Who it serves

One factual layer
for three sides

A passport does not replace your website, maps, or social profiles, and it does not change them automatically. It is an address the owner shares in their channels and maintains as a clear version of the key facts.

01

Businesses

Bring offers, prices, geography, terms, contacts, and links into one address. Change a fact, update the passport, and link to it where people find you.

02

Solo specialists

Show more than a name and phone number: who you help, how you work, what it costs, and how to book.

03

AI systems

Publish a clear page and machine-readable formats where entities, relationships, terms, and freshness are easier to parse.

Before: facts are scattered
On the websiteKitchens from ₽120,000
On mapsAddress and opening hours
In an old post12-month warranty

The price changed. So did the warranty. Which terms are correct?

After: the owner's pageverifiable facts in one place

Specifics for
its own answer

Forma furniture studio · Kazan

Made-to-order kitchens
from ₽140,000
Workmanship warranty
24 months
Measurement
Free
Booking
Directly with the studio
See passport structure →

Honest about results. AiPassport does not control an AI interface and does not guarantee a recommendation. Each system decides which sources to use and how to phrase the answer.

How it works

Simple for owners
Clear for AI

Fill in the form, confirm the owner's email, and publish the passport. Have your own website? Connect it with the ready-made AiPassport tag from your cabinet.

  1. 01

    Fill in

    Tell us about yourself or your business, and add offers and prices — by hand, or by uploading a price list from Excel.

  2. 02

    Confirm

    Confirm the owner's email. The service checks that the listed links are reachable and shows their status; the content of external sites is not altered.

  3. 03

    Publish and connect

    Once the passport is active, copy the tag from your cabinet and paste it into your site's code — directly or via Google Tag Manager. Without a website, the passport works as a standalone page.

  4. 04

    Update one page

    Changed a price or term? Correct it in the cabinet. The passport HTML, llms.txt, and JSON-LD update together.

Passport examples

One standard
Different scale

The passport works the same for a specialist, a craftsperson, a local business, and a company.

Interfaces

One dataset
Several formats

A website can look good yet be heavy for automated reading: menus, scripts, banners, and price-list images obscure the facts. The passport publishes the same information in short formats a system can parse more easily.

GETHTML page

A clear card for clients, bots, and AI.

/{id}
TXTllms.txt

A text version of facts for systems that can read it by link. It is an extra format, not a guarantee of search visibility.

/{id}/llms.txt
JSONJSON-LD

Structured facts in the Schema.org standard.

/{id}/json
MCPAgent search

API search across the AiPassport database — for agents that already know the platform. Not a replacement for Google or Apple Maps.

/mcp

A second product · AI visibility audit

What does AI see
in customer questions?

A passport publishes your facts. The audit shows what neural networks actually answer: whether they name you, whom they suggest nearby, and which sources they cite.

  • See your business through a customer's eyes — through their questions.
  • Find the gaps: what AI does not know or mixes up about your services.
  • Get answers and links to check, not just a final score.
Set up an audit After registration, open the “Audit” tab in the cabinet. Already have a passport? Sign in.
EXAMPLE REPORT STRUCTURE
Customer question

“Who should I contact to clean a 50 m² flat?”

What you will see under each answer

Is your company named? Which other options are offered? Are there links to your website — or only to directories?

Mentions
recorded in the answers
Competitors
shown when named
Sources
links and pages found

Check every observation: open the model's full answer and its sources, then review the fact match and the site's technical availability.

Take the report with you: standalone HTML, a CSV observation table, and browser PDF printing. This mock-up shows the structure, not a real measurement result.

01 · Customer choice

Do they name you?

From 10 questions in the customer's own language. You choose services and review the questions before launch.

02 · Company research

What do they find about you?

Seven web-enabled AIs research the named company: information, pages, and sources.

03 · Recognition without search

What do they already know?

Fifty models answer without web search. This is a separate memory diagnostic, not a customer search.

from 499 ₽one-time: 10 questions and 1 selected AI service
+149 ₽for each additional 5 questions, up to 50
+199 ₽per service, up to 5 selected

All three parts are included in the audit; their results are not merged into one score. After payment, questions are prepared for you to edit and approve before launch. Model responses are checked through APIs, not the ChatGPT or Alice interfaces. Answers may vary; the report records this measurement and does not guarantee recommendations or leads.

Networks and branches

One passport per city
branches inside it

A chain gets a city passport for the brand. Every location in that city lives inside it: its own address, hours, contacts and a separate branch page. The company-wide price list applies to all locations, and a branch can have its own price differences.

City passport

Forma Furniture Studio · Kazan

499 ₽ for 30 days

Brand, services, shared price list, terms and company contacts — one machine-readable source for the whole city.

  • 12 Baumana Street Its own address, hours and phone +199 ₽ per location
  • Park mall Its own branch page +199 ₽ per location
  • Warehouse showroom Local differences in prices +199 ₽ per location
Another city

A separate city passport

Locations in another city get their own passport with its own page address and its own branches, so cities do not get mixed up in answers.

You can add locations manually or upload a file in the cabinet. Names and addresses in the example are fictional.

Pricing

Clear terms
no subscription

Fill in a passport for free. Publication gives you 30 days of access. The 799 ₽ package includes a basic check; a separate AI visibility audit is ordered above and is not included in this package.

Draft

0

Create your passport, add the facts, and prepare everything for publication.

  • Fill in and edit your passport
  • The passport stays private
  • No time limit
Create a draft

Publication and basic audit

799

for 30 days of access

Passport publication plus one basic check of its public data.

  • Everything in the public passport
  • One basic audit
  • A report with check results
Create a draft
  • Network branch — 199 ₽ per locationPaid separately for each location inside the city passport; the period is limited by that passport.
  • AI visibility audit — from 499 ₽A separate product: 10 questions and one AI service. Five extra questions cost 149 ₽, another service 199 ₽.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers — no marketing promises.

Does a passport guarantee ChatGPT or Google AI will recommend me?

No. Each AI system chooses its own sources. The passport provides clear, fresh facts — when you are found or your page is opened.

Do I need my own website?

Not required. The passport is a standalone page with a permanent address. You can list your site, maps, and social profiles as verified links.

Does it replace Google Business Profile or Apple Maps?

No. Maps and directories stay. The passport complements them: one canon of prices, terms, and contact channel for AI and clients.

How much does it cost?

You can create and fill in a draft for free. Publication costs 499 ₽ for 30 days; publication with a basic audit costs 799 ₽. A network branch costs 199 ₽ per location, within the city passport period. A separate visibility audit starts at 499 ₽ one time; five additional questions cost 149 ₽ and a service costs 199 ₽. There is no automatic renewal; payment availability is confirmed in the cabinet.

aipassport.cloud

Become a source
AI can trust

For a specialist, craftsperson, or company. One address. Full owner control.

Drafts are free. Publication is 499 RUB for 30 days, with no automatic renewal.