Your position, measured the same way every month.
This is not another line on the marketing pile. It is the line that tells you, dated and in writing, whether the rest of the pile is moving what buyers actually hear. And it puts somebody who has sat at a desk between you and the next AI vendor pitch.
What the month covers.
Re-run
The identical buyer-question battery runs again on your market every month, clean-state, dated and verbatim. The same buyer questions, same conditions, so month over month is a real comparison and not a fresh opinion.
Delta
You get what moved and what did not, against last month's capture. Every month carries its own intervention list off that delta, and the work that month comes off the list.
Vendor reads
Two AI vendor pitches a month, read against a fixed written scorecard, back to you inside five business days. You forward the deck or the proposal. You get a straight read on what it actually does, what it duplicates, and what it will not do.
The call and the one-pager
Forty-five minutes a month to walk it. Plus one page you can carry upstairs and defend without me in the room, because you should not need the vendor present to explain your own numbers.
What this is not.
There is no maintenance month.
Month one clears the wreckage. The months after are when the position actually gets built, because the engines keep re-reading and your competitors keep moving. Every month carries its own intervention list off the fresh delta. The month that list runs dry is the month you should cancel, and I will tell you when it does.
Three things that do not transfer.
The list comes off the map, and the work comes off the list. Knowing which pages the engines read, and what to change on them, is the product.
The Index
A fixed clean-state buyer-question battery. Same questions, same conditions, every run, which is the only reason two months can be compared at all.
The source-trace map
Which platforms and which pages feed which answers about your store specifically. Cleanup targets come off the map, not off guesswork.
The cross-market corpus
The same battery run across dealer markets in four states, growing every month it runs. It is what tells the difference between normal, drift, and something you can actually fix.
Execution is the visible part of the month. The map and the corpus are what aim it.
Groups are priced on the call.
The record renews this, not a contract. The day it stops earning its number, you stop paying it. Ask any other vendor in your building for that exit.
If you run a group, the market count and the call change, so that gets quoted separately. Questions go to hello@storefrontaudit.com.
Single-rooftop independents
The number above is per franchise store. A single independent rooftop is $1,500 a month. Tell me which one you are on the call and I will scope it to match.