AI visibility for accountants
Does AI recommend your accounting firm?
Small business owners ask assistants for a CPA who handles S-corps, a bookkeeper for restaurants, or a tax preparer who does crypto. Assistants pick firms with niche pages, credentials and reviews on Google and Yelp.
What customers ask AI about accountants
- “Best CPA for small business taxes near me”
- “Accountant in Seattle who specializes in restaurants”
- “Tax preparer that handles crypto in Austin”
Our check asks questions like these for your town and shows who gets named.
Sites AI assistants rely on for accountants
When assistants search the web to answer, these sources come up again and again. Accurate, matching listings on them make you easier to recommend.
- Google Business Profile
- Yelp
- CPA Verify / state board lookups
- Intuit ProAdvisor directory
- Xero advisor directory
How accountants get recommended by AI
Niche pages win
"Accounting for restaurants" or "S-corp tax planning" pages match the specific questions owners ask.
Get into software directories
QuickBooks ProAdvisor and Xero advisor directories are structured sources assistants read.
State credentials plainly
"CPA, licensed in Washington" in text is what assistants look for on trust questions.
The Viz Score Boost (one-time, with a 30-day money-back guarantee) writes these fixes for your business: schema, FAQ content, AI-crawler rules and a listings checklist.
Questions from accountants
Do people really ask AI to find an accountant?
Yes, especially for niche needs. AI gives a short list, which is why being specific about who you serve matters.
Should I publish fees?
Starting prices or fee ranges help. "Business returns from $750" is the kind of fact that gets quoted.