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RASHIPASS

RASHIPASS LLMO checks how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews mention a company, then audits its site and turns the gaps into tasks.

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RASHIPASS LLMO is a Japanese AI-search visibility tool from DY Growth Strategy in Osaka. It asks the same questions across four AI services, records whether a company is mentioned, cited or recommended, audits the site's public pages and turns the findings into tasks. A free URL audit needs no card, and paid plans start at ¥4,980 a month with a six-month minimum.

The answers behind the numbers

RASHIPASS LLMO tracks whether a company shows up when people ask AI services the kind of question that leads to a purchase, such as which local firm to hire or how two services compare. It sends the same questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Overviews and records whether the company was mentioned, cited as a source or recommended. The features page stresses that you can read the original answer and the cited pages instead of judging from totals alone. That matters, because a single number can't tell you whether you were named in passing or put forward as the answer.

Setup starts with your product or service and the customers you expect. The tool drafts questions around buying, comparing and cost, and you can edit them before a survey runs. The Lite plan runs 20 questions across the four services once a month. Pro runs 50 every week and compares you with up to three competitors.

From answers to page fixes

The other half of the product looks at your own site. A site audit checks public pages for technical problems, answer structure, company information and sources, then lists what to revisit on each page. An analysis view combines the AI answers, the audit and any access data you connect, and suggests which page to change and how. Those suggestions become tasks with a status, priority and owner, and you can check the effect once the work is done.

On the Enterprise plan, an MCP connection hands the improvement data to your own Codex or Claude setup so an AI coding agent can work on the changes. The lower plans stop at the task list.

Price and what isn't out yet

The free audit starts with a URL and needs no card. It checks the site's basic issues, and you can choose a one-time survey of five real ChatGPT answers. Paid plans are priced in yen including tax, at ¥4,980 a month for Lite, ¥14,800 for Pro and ¥39,800 for Enterprise. Each has a six-month minimum term, so the smallest commitment is ¥29,880.

The whole site is in Japanese. RASHIPASS is planned as a series, and its SEO, writing, local search and CRO tools are listed as in preparation, with dates and prices to be announced.

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RASHIPASS
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Public pages were checked Oct 26, 2026.

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