APIR
AI Answer Record

Your buyers ask AI first.
Nobody keeps a record of the answer.

Put the questions your buyers ask to five AI engines. Keep every answer word for word, with its sources, sealed on a record anyone can check. Run it again later and the record shows what changed. If you pay someone to get you into those answers, this is how you check.

Paid from credit, no subscription. A run that fails gives the credit back.

How it works

01

Your buyers’ questions.

Up to ten, in their words. The useful ones do not name you: “who are the best conveyancers in Brisbane” tells you more than “is Smith & Co any good”.

02

Five engines answer.

OpenAI, Google, xAI, Perplexity and Anthropic, live web search on. Every answer is kept word for word, with the sources it gave and the model that served it.

03

The record is sealed.

Its fingerprint goes on APIR’s chain and an outside authority timestamps it. The record gets a public page, and the file checks at /seal/check.

04

Then against now.

Run it again in a month or six, naming the first. The new record compares itself, question by question, engine by engine.

For a business

Hold the work to a record.

Answer engine work is sold by the month, and the only evidence of it is usually the agency's own dashboard. Seal a record on day one. Seal another when the report comes in. Both are dated by an outside clock, and a change to either, by you, the agency or us, would show.

For an agency

Show the work in a record your client can check.

A baseline before you start and a record each month, on a page your client opens without an account and without taking your word for it. Priced per record, so it sits inside any retainer as a disbursement.

What each answer is marked
Named

The business’s name or website is in the answer.

Not named

The engine answered without it.

Said it does not know

The engine said it had no information.

No answer

The engine did not answer in time, or declined.

And separately, whether the business's own website is among the sources the engine gave. Every mark is a plain string match on the sealed text, recomputed on the record's page in front of whoever opens it.

The price

Priced on the rate card

per record, from credit

  • Up to ten questions, five AI engines, live web search on
  • Every answer word for word, with its sources
  • Sealed, with a public page anyone can check
  • Then against now, when a record names an earlier one

Checking a record is free for anyone, without an account, as every check on APIR is.

Order a record

Sign in to order a record. Each record draws the rate card pricefrom your organisation's credit, and a run that fails gives it back.

Credit is bought by card on the billing page once signed in, from AUD 50, and never expires. Want to see what the engines say first? The AI Visibility Check is free.

What it is not
  • Not a ranking or a score. Each answer is marked by a plain string match, never by a model’s opinion.
  • Not a promise. Nobody can promise what an AI engine will say. We don’t promise results. We prove whatever happens.
  • Answers through an API can differ from the consumer apps, and an engine can answer differently twice in a row. A record is what the engines said on its date.
  • APIR never says why an engine answered as it did.
For agencies and teams

Run it for every client.

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AI Disclosure:APIR uses AI systems (Claude by Anthropic) for SENTINEL, assessment drafting, regulatory monitoring, and company enrichment. AI-generated outputs are labelled as such.

Limitations: AI outputs may not always be accurate, may generate incorrect or inaccurate content, and can hallucinate. They are provided for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for qualified human review. AI outputs should not be relied upon for legal, financial, or regulatory decisions without human verification. See our Model Card & system documentation, Responsible AI / AI Ethics Policy, and GDPR Article 22 disclosure for automated decisions, profiling, and right-to-human-review details.