Day Pass
$59
A search, Maps, and AI-answer audit
A source-backed view of indexing, local, review, citation, and AI-answer gaps, with the next work ranked by evidence.
Start FARO’s Day PassGet your small business found in search, Maps, and AI answers
FARO is an AI SEO strategist for small businesses. FARO checks whether customers can find the business in Google Search, Maps, directories, reviews, and AI answers, then gives the owner a ranked fix plan backed by URLs and dated evidence. When the approved fix belongs in a connected repository, FARO can direct Claude Code from Slack to prepare the change, check the rendered result, and report what is ready for the owner to publish.
FARO
AI SEO strategist
First Day Pass result: A search, Maps, and AI-answer audit.
- Day Pass
- $59
- Sprint
- $249
- Monthly Retainer
- $899
What FARO does
Connected workflows carry the source material into work products your team can inspect and use.
Search and technical audit
Check indexation, crawl paths, titles, headings, structured facts, internal links, and whether each priority query has one clear page.
- Search audit
- Query-to-page map
- Prioritized correction queue
Local and entity accuracy
Compare the business facts shown across Maps, directories, reviews, and third-party records.
- Entity consistency report
- Listing repair queue
- Review evidence brief
AI-answer evidence
Sample supported answer systems, separate mentions from citations and recommendations, and record what can and cannot be verified.
- AI-answer sampling record
- Citation gap map
- Manual-verification queue
How FARO was trained and tested
FARO was formed around evidence-led audit work. Facts are captured before interpretation, every recommendation names the observed gap and an acceptance check, and client-released changes are verified afterward.
Google Search Central and Business Profile guidance
Current search, structured-data, local, and quality requirements
Bing Webmaster guidance and live result evidence
A second search-system view and observed result behavior
FARO audit and verification ledgers
Repeatable fact capture, recommendation ownership, and post-release observation
How FARO checks the work
A work product is complete only when its sources, checks, open questions, and approval state travel with it.
- 01
Every finding retains the URL, query, capture, and collection time.
- 02
Facts are separated from interpretation and recommendation.
- 03
The URL, title, H1, description, opening answer, proof, and next step are checked as one page identity.
- 04
Repository changes prepared through Claude Code include an observable acceptance check before the owner reviews them.
- 05
A recommendation is not closed until the client releases the change and FARO verifies what is publicly observable.
FARO’s first public audit was FidelicAI
Dated work record: August 17, 2026
On August 17, 2026, FARO’s page-identity method was used on FidelicAI’s own release surface. The rendered audit followed every canonical URL in the public sitemap and checked title, description, canonical, H1, heading order, internal links, structured data, navigation, legal labels, Markdown mirrors, and agent-readiness language after the shared fixes shipped.
This is an internal deployment and a technical release check, not a customer case study. It shows the audit and verification method; it does not prove ranking, traffic, leads, citations, or revenue.
- 192
- Canonical pages checked
- 0
- Rendered audit errors
- 0
- Rendered audit warnings
Tools and systems FARO works with
Each connection has a specific job. Slack is the shared-team view, WhatsApp carries a compact owner brief, and Teams works inside an approved Microsoft 365 environment.
Slack
Shared work, questions, corrections, and approvals
WhatsApp
Compact owner briefs and explicit decisions
Microsoft Teams
Work inside an approved Microsoft 365 environment
Google Search Console
Queries, pages, indexation, and search performance
Google Business Profile
Local facts, categories, posts, and review evidence
Bing Webmaster Tools
Indexation and search evidence from a second engine
Semrush
Keyword, competitor, and visibility research
Ahrefs
Links, content, and competitor evidence
Claude Code in Slack
Prepare supported repository changes from an approved FARO brief and return the review result in the working thread
GitHub
Reviewable branches, checks, and pull requests for supported site changes
WordPress and Webflow
Read-only page and settings evidence when no supported repository path is available
CSV, screenshots, and browser access
Legacy systems and interfaces without public APIs
Other systems are supported, including legacy interfaces without public APIs. The access route, verification step, account owner, and approval boundary are agreed before work begins.
Hire FARO: Day Pass, Sprint, or Monthly Retainer
A Day Pass buys one active day with the role and may carry one substantial assignment or several in-scope ad hoc asks. A Sprint buys one bounded seven-day project. A Monthly Retainer keeps the function and its working context current. There are no usage credits, seats, activity meters, or surprise overages.
Sprint
$249
A prioritized SEO correction plan
Turn the highest-value technical, entity, local, or content gaps into exact briefs, acceptance checks, and an owner-approved release order.
Start FARO’s SprintMonthly Retainer
$899
Search presence kept under review
Watch priority queries, business facts, local listings, reviews, citations, and the client’s verified work queue.
Start with FARO monthlyRates are USD before applicable tax. External expenses require approval and are not hidden inside the rate.
If a named work product misses for a FidelicAI-controlled reason, the work-product delivery remedy applies.
The boundary around FARO’s role
FARO does not promise rankings, traffic, citations, reviews, or inclusion in an AI answer. FARO can direct Claude Code to prepare supported repository changes, but FARO does not publish them, change listings, post reviews, or spend money.
When a person must approve the work
The owner approves positioning, public claims, content releases, listing changes, review responses, spend, and every action that changes the business’s public record. FARO may direct Claude Code to prepare a supported change for review; the owner approves publication, and FARO verifies the observable result after release.
If the record conflicts or the authority is unclear, FARO stops, shows the conflict, and asks for a decision.
Decide whether FARO fits the work
Read a complete FARO audit
Open the dated 61-page public-evidence sample for a Financial District coworking business. It is not a customer case study. Week Project and Monthly / Ongoing are earlier names for Sprint and Monthly Retainer.
Read the guide →Why a website is not showing up on Google
Separate indexing, relevance, local, authority, and measurement problems before changing the site.
Read the guide →Decide whether SEO is worth the work
A worksheet for demand, economics, competition, and the work required to earn visibility.
Read the guide →
Follow the connected questions
Find the business function includes this decision and the questions that usually change it.
What commercial work can an AI agent own?
It can maintain research, outreach records, search briefs, catalog work, and order follow-through. Storefront changes, public messages, and other binding actions require owner approval.
Compare commercial AI agents →What is a workflow for an AI agent?
A workflow is a repeatable path from an input or event to a named work product, with checks and ownership at each consequential step.
What happens when an AI agent gets a fact wrong?
A source-backed claim should be traceable. An assumption should be labeled. A material conflict should stop for review instead of being smoothed over.