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Deep report · Amsterdam hairdressers and beauty salons · 19 EUR, one-off

A deep report for The Browbarber

The free report says whether AI agents can use thebrowbarber.com (C). The deep report asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini ten questions about The Browbarber the way people actually ask, and shows every answer in full with where it sent them: your site, a marketplace, or nowhere. It comes with the eight nearest similar places, the fix plan with points per fix, the paste-ready kit, what an agent reads on the site, and a PDF.

19 EUR once, VAT shown at checkout, paid through Stripe; no account. Delivered by email in about fifteen minutes.

The ten questions

What the assistants are asked

Tailored to The Browbarber, its trade and its city. Asked in English for now, with web search on; the answers are the assistants' own words.

  1. What's the official website of The Browbarber in Amsterdam, the Netherlands?

    the official website

  2. I want to book an appointment at The Browbarber in Amsterdam this Saturday. Where can I do that online?

    an appointment this Saturday

  3. How much is a haircut and beard trim at The Browbarber in Amsterdam?

    the price of the main service

  4. What are the opening hours of The Browbarber in Amsterdam? Is it open on Saturday?

    opening hours

  5. Does The Browbarber in Amsterdam do a beard trim?

    a specific service

  6. Recommend a barber in Amsterdam, the Netherlands I can book online this week.

    a recommendation, without naming the business: this one measures whether the business is mentioned at all

  7. Does The Browbarber in Amsterdam take walk-ins, or is it appointment only?

    walk-ins or appointments

  8. What's the address of The Browbarber in Amsterdam, and how do I get there?

    address and directions

  9. Is The Browbarber in Amsterdam worth it? What do people say about it?

    what people say

  10. Is The Browbarber in Amsterdam taking new clients, and how do I get in touch?

    new clients and contact

What comes with it

One page, one PDF, by email

  1. Every answer in full

    Three assistants, ten questions, thirty answers, each with the links it gave and a verdict: own site, vendor acting for you, marketplace, directory, or no link. Each question is asked twice, and an answer whose kind of link changes between the two is marked unstable, so you know which findings are the pattern and which are luck.

  2. The eight nearest similar places

    Grade, distance, whether they take bookings on their own site, how their menu or price list is published, how many fixes they have, and whether an assistant named them when asked for a recommendation without your name.

  3. The fix plan and the kit

    Every fix with the points it gains, in order of payoff, and the blocks to paste: structured data filled from your record, the robots.txt lines, an llms.txt draft.

  4. What an AI agent reads

    The facts an agent can state about the business from one fetch of the site: text without JavaScript, structured data, menu, the links it would act on.

  5. A PDF, and a page that stays up

    Delivered by email in about fifteen minutes. The page link works for as long as you keep it; nothing to log in to.

Agents ordering for a person: POST /api/deep with the domain and the email, or the MCP tool order_deep_report, returns the checkout link to hand over and the order token; the finished report comes back as Markdown or JSON. The skill.

The free report and its rescans stay free; the deep report adds the questions and the comparison, not the score. Independent: no money from marketplaces, nothing changes in the ranking. Questions: hello@directindex.org.