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Last updated: July 2026. 

In one paragraph

These terms cover the use of this website and the free tools on it. Paid engagements are governed by the contract you sign, and that contract wins over anything written here.

What these terms cover

They cover your use of this website and of the free tools we publish on it — the free GEO scan and the free pilot. A paid engagement is governed by the proposal and contract you sign; where the two differ, the contract wins.

The free scan and the free pilot

They are offered as they are, without a service commitment. We may decline a request, in particular when the site is not on HubSpot Content Hub, when the request is automated, or when the domain is not yours.

What we produce for you is yours. The method, the scoring grid and the tooling behind it remain ours.

What we promise, and what we do not

The commitments that bind us are those written in your contract — including the 90-day citation target, when it applies to your engagement, with the conditions attached to it.

Outside a contract, nothing on this website is a promise of result. Answer engines change their behaviour without notice and without publishing their criteria: no one can guarantee a specific position, and anyone who does is selling something else.

Figures and examples shown on this website are illustrative unless the page states otherwise.

Intellectual property

The content of this website — texts, structure, visual design, scoring grid, method — belongs to us. You may quote it with attribution and a link. You may not reproduce it wholesale, nor use it to train a model for commercial purposes without our written agreement.

Trademarks belonging to others — HubSpot, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude — belong to their owners and are used here to designate their products.

Liability

We put reasonable care into keeping this website accurate and available, without guaranteeing either. We are not liable for a decision you take on the sole basis of what you read here, nor for an interruption caused by a provider.

Nothing here limits our liability for fraud, gross negligence, or for anything the law does not allow to be limited.