Terms of use

Who these terms are with

This site is operated by Broadcastwell LLC, a limited liability company formed in Indiana, United States. Using this site, or asking us for an instant check or a full audit, means you accept the terms on this page. Where these terms say we, us or our, they mean Broadcastwell LLC.

What we offer

We offer three things and they are different from each other. The instant check is free: we run five buyer questions through ChatGPT and Perplexity and email you the result, usually within about ten minutes. The full audit is also free: we run ten buyer questions across four engines and send you a two-page findings document, with no call required. The program is our paid engagement at three thousand US dollars per month.

The free work is free. There is no obligation attached to it, no card required, and asking for it does not commit you to anything further.

What the findings are and are not

Our findings describe what AI systems returned on the day we ran the questions. AI answers vary between runs and shift as models update, so a later run may return different names. We report what we observed and we do not present it as a permanent ranking, a guarantee of future output, or a statement about any company's quality.

Nothing we send is legal, financial, investment, or tax advice. Any decision you make about your marketing, your spend, or your business is yours.

We do not promise a specific position in any AI answer, a specific number of citations, or a specific commercial result. Anyone in this field who promises those things is guessing.

Illustrative material on this site

Some examples on this site, including the sample AI answer on the home page, are illustrative and name invented companies. They exist to show the shape of the problem, not to report a measured result. Our measured research is published separately as The 2026 State of GEO.

What we ask of you

Give us an accurate work email and an accurate website when you ask for a check, since we cannot run it otherwise. Do not use this site to break the law, to attack or overload our infrastructure, to scrape it at scale, or to misrepresent your relationship with us.

The paid program

The program runs at three thousand US dollars per month with a three month minimum, then continues month to month. Scope, deliverables, invoicing, payment terms, and notice periods are set out in the separate agreement we sign with you, and that agreement controls if it differs from this page.

Ownership

We keep ownership of this site, our research, our methodology, and the materials we publish. When we deliver a findings document to you, you may use it inside your own organisation freely. If you quote our published research in public, cite Broadcastwell as the source.

You keep ownership of everything you send us.

Liability

We provide this site and our free findings as they are, without warranties of any kind to the extent the law allows. We are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential loss, or for lost profit or lost opportunity, arising from your use of this site or of our free findings. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

Changes, law, and contact

We may update these terms, and the date at the top of this page will change when we do. The version published here at the time you use the site is the version that applies.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Indiana, United States, without regard to conflict of laws rules. If you are a consumer in the European Union or the United Kingdom, this does not remove rights you have under your local law.

Questions about these terms go to hello@broadcastwell.com.

What an attorney should review

We are listing this openly rather than pretending the draft is finished. These are the open questions we know about.

• Whether the Indiana governing law and venue clause is enforceable against EU, German, and UK counterparties, and whether a consumer carve-out is needed.
• Whether the liability limitation and the as-is disclaimer are valid in each market we sell into, since Germany restricts both more tightly than US law does.
• Whether the free instant check and full audit create any pre-contractual or advisory duty we should expressly disclaim.
• Whether the description of the three thousand dollar program here conflicts with the client agreement, and which document should control.
• Whether our claims about measurement, and the naming of ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews, raise trademark or comparative advertising issues.
• Whether we need explicit terms covering refunds, cancellation, and notice for the monthly program rather than leaving them to the separate agreement.
• Whether the citation permission we grant for our published research should be a defined licence instead of a sentence.