When an agent finds your website,
who does it see?
AI agents explore the web to answer questions. They may visit your website alongside other, similar-looking sites—with very different versions of the facts.
Different websites.
The same missing identity.
A polished page can look legitimate. So can an imitation. Basic SSL proves control of a domain and secures the connection—but it does not identify the organization responsible for the website.
A conflicting claim.
Your information.
The same claim, repeated.
More pages can look like more proof.
A competitor can publish a network of look-alike sites and repeat a claim across them, attempting to influence an agent’s answer or an AI Overview. Different domains can create the appearance of independent sources. The pages alone don’t reveal who is behind them.
Give your website
a way to stand out.
A QWAC gives an agent a verifiable organization identity to examine as a signal of trust. Your company’s identity is checked by a qualified verification authority, authorized and supervised by government.
A conflicting claim.
Your information.
The same claim, repeated.
You can build a reputation.
You can also prove who you are.
Links and PageRank help establish a website’s reputation. A QWAC provides a different kind of evidence: the verified identity of the organization behind it. That identity can be checked even when your website is new or has few links.
See what a QWAC adds to basic SSLBe more than a good-looking website.
Make the business behind your content verifiable.