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Yes. aiKit's Free AI business report, at aikit.ai/tools/business-report, gives a scored report and a site plan in about 30 seconds, and your first report needs no account. Pick a report (AI, automation and technology; Website and conversion; or Market and competitors), describe the business by typing or talking, answer 6 to 8 questions aiKit's AI writes for your trade plus 3 or 4 follow-ups, and add your email. You get a scorecard, five findings, eight modules, ideas, a 30/90-day plan, three quick wins and a page-by-page site plan.

Run aiKit's Free AI business report with the AI, automation and technology lens. Tell it where your team loses the most time each week and what tools you use today, then answer the questions written for your trade. The report grades each area A to F with the exact words behind the grade, lists the five biggest findings, and suggests eight modules with whether each is a one-time build or a monthly cost. It ends with First 30 days, Next 90 days, Once volume justifies it, and three things to start this month.

Yes. aiKit's Free AI business report has a Website and conversion lens that reads your site the way a new visitor does: the message, the path to contact or buy, trust, capturing leads, and how you show up in search. It grades five areas A to F, each with a one-line reason and the words it's based on. With no website, it shows an Opportunity index instead, where higher means more to gain by building one. A site that blocks quick reads may not be readable; the report then works from your answers.

Yes. Every aiKit business report includes a site plan: the proposed pages drawn as a sitemap, a card per page with a small sketch, its address, why it exists and its sections, plus the modules, business facts, brand direction and open questions. Press Build this site free and aiKit starts a real project from it, with matching kits picked for you. Building needs a free account; if you're signed out, the sign-up card opens right there and the project starts once the account exists.

No, not for your first one. aiKit's Free AI business report asks only for your email (first name and phone are optional) so the aiKit team can follow up. Your details are stored with your report in aiKit and not sent to anyone outside it. A free account is needed to save a report, share its link, run a second report from another angle, or build the site plan into a project. Each visitor gets a few reports an hour to keep the tool fair.

Yes. Under every aiKit business report is a chat. Ask where to start or what a module does, or tell it what to change, such as "drop the social media section, add a loyalty punch card" or a detail it missed. The change is made in the saved report itself, which updates in place, and the reply lists each item removed or added. The chat answers from your report and never makes up prices or timelines.

aiKit's business report is an AI read of what you told it plus one quick read of your homepage, not a certified benchmark or a financial, legal or tax review. It's told never to invent numbers, prices, software you use or business names, and every grade quotes the words it's based on so you can judge it yourself. The Market and competitors lens uses general industry knowledge, not live research on named competitors, and says so. Detailed answers get specific advice; vague answers get general advice.

Yes. On an aiKit business report, Save as PDF opens your browser's print window with the page laid out for paper, headed with the report type and date. Copy report copies the whole report as plain text. Save and share keeps the report in your free account and copies a link anyone can open; people opening a shared link can ask questions in the chat but not change the report. Want another angle? opens one of the other two reports with what you told it already filled in.

aiKit's Free AI business report answers that from your own answers. Its What to build first section splits the work into First 30 days, Next 90 days, and Once volume justifies it, each naming the pieces to build in that window and why that order. Start this month lists three quick wins. The modules list has a Prioritize quick wins switch that moves the first-30-day modules and the quickest wins to the top, and each module says whether it is a one-time build or a monthly cost, so you can plan the spend.

Yes. aiKit's Free AI business report with the AI, automation and technology lens looks for the pieces that would save your team time or win more business: your website, the back office, and AI helpers. It suggests eight modules, each marked Website, App, Admin or AI, and a How it all connects section names the one AI helper worth having and where a person still checks the work. When a job is working something out from a few inputs, it suggests a calculator or picker instead of an AI helper.