Searching “is LabRanked legit” before paying for an audit is sensible. We publish the skeptical questions because you should be able to check the price, method, guarantee, and data policy before you buy. If you want a smaller first look, the free AI visibility check gives you one real finding before you pay.

What is LabRanked?

LabRanked is a growth lab for health businesses. We measure how visible a clinic is in AI search and Google, show the owner which patient questions the clinic is missing, and turn those gaps into a prioritized fix list.

The LabRanked Score is the $97 audit. It covers AI visibility, local rankings, reviews, website conversion, and call capture. You get a 90-day fix list you can run yourself, or you can ask us to handle the work after you have seen the findings.

Is LabRanked legit?

You should not have to trust a company just because its own FAQ says it is legitimate. Check the terms instead.

The Score has a published one-time price of $97. Its method, data policy, and refund terms are on this site. The written guarantee says that if the Score does not surface at least $5,000 a year in recoverable revenue, we refund the $97 and you keep the report. You can also run the free check before paying for the full audit.

How much does LabRanked cost?

The LabRanked Score costs $97 one time. The 90-day fix list comes with it, and you can use that list without hiring us for anything else.

If you want the work handled, a monthly retainer is scoped after the audit. That keeps the first decision small: see the evidence, keep the plan, then decide whether you want help carrying it out.

Should I buy the LabRanked Score?

The Score fits practices that depend on local patients and have not measured what AI assistants and Google say when someone asks about their specialty in their city. Without that check, you do not know whether the answer names your clinic, a competitor, or nobody.

The audit costs $97 and replaces that blind spot with the actual answers, a competitor benchmark, and a fix list. If those findings do not surface at least $5,000 a year in recoverable revenue, the guarantee returns the $97.

What if the audit finds nothing wrong?

Then the guarantee applies. If the Score does not surface at least $5,000 a year in recoverable revenue, tell us in one email and we refund the $97. You keep the full report.

A clean result still gives you the report and a baseline you can keep. The guarantee means you did not pay $97 for an audit that found less than $5,000 a year in recoverable revenue.

Who is behind LabRanked?

LabRanked was founded by Ken Llamas, who has spent the last several years building SEO and AI-search visibility systems for health and wellness businesses. LabRanked is that playbook turned into a measurable product, with the methodology published on this site.

You can review what the Score measures, how the guarantee works, and what happens after the audit before paying. The final report comes with the evidence behind each finding and a fix list the owner can use with or without us.

Does LabRanked need access to my website or patient data?

No login is needed for the audit. It reads public material: your website, public listings, reviews, local search results, and the answers AI engines return about your market.

We do not request or process patient data or protected health information for the Score. If you later hire us to make changes, any access needed for that work is scoped then.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No long-term contract is required for the Score. You pay $97 once, receive the audit and 90-day fix list, and can stop there.

Practices that want implementation can move to a monthly retainer after the audit. Its scope is based on what the Score finds, so you do not have to choose ongoing work before you know what needs fixing.

How long does the audit take?

The finished LabRanked Score is delivered by tomorrow morning.

That finished report includes the evidence behind the findings and the 90-day fix list. If you only want to test one part first, start with the free AI visibility check.