Every public-facing pool cleaning company website in Goodyear, AZ was put through the same 33-signal battery in a single week. The median score is 55.5 out of 100 and 56 points separate the strongest site from the weakest. This page shows what the market looks like from the outside. The report shows where each business sits inside it.
Every figure below is measured, not estimated. The full per-business breakdown is in the report.
The field is not uniformly weak — it is lopsided. Site Quality is the collective strength at a median of 94, while Content sits at 30: a 64-point gap. These 14 businesses are markedly better at building a working website than at saying anything on it, proving anything with it, or making any of it legible to an AI assistant.
Found, Understood, Trusted — each worth a third of the score, each measured identically for every business in the cohort. Orange marks a stage where the median site is failing.
7 of the 33 signals are weak for at least three-quarters of the market — among them findable by business name, blog / articles present, FAQ content present, licenses, insurance, certifications shown. Because nearly everyone is failing them, they are the cheapest differentiation available in this market: one operator fixing them moves against a field that has not.
Listed alphabetically. Each one was tested on the same 33 signals, in the same week, under the same conditions.
Scores describe a public website only — not the quality of anyone's baking, service, or business. A low score means an AI assistant cannot easily read, understand, or verify the site. It is a marketing finding, not a judgement of the company.
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All 14 measured businesses ranked by overall FUT score, with the three FUT stages and six pillars behind each one. You see exactly who is ahead of you and by how much.
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Distribution, percentile bands, human-facing versus machine-facing readiness, and the signals where the entire market is exposed.
The specific signals that almost nobody in this market has bothered with, ranked by how cheaply they can be claimed.
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The cohort was assembled from public listings and live AI queries for pool cleaning companies in Goodyear, AZ, then every public-facing website in it was tested on the same 33 signals within a single fieldwork window (August 15, 2026). Signals are grouped into the pillars a customer — or an AI assistant answering on their behalf — moves through: can they find you, can they understand what you do, and can they trust you enough to call. Coverage limits and the full scoring rules are stated in the report rather than summarised here. Figures on this page describe that fieldwork window and will change as sites change.
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