Self-study · last reviewed 2026-07-04
Solarly is held to the same reporting standard as its customers.
Solarly applies its GEO service to solarly.ai so the product has to confront the same questions a customer will: Is the business clearly represented? Is the proof usable? Are the most valuable customer questions answered? Did an approved change produce an observable result?
Current public status
A prior self-audit produced a measurement discrepancy: observable site improvements were not reflected consistently in the reported baseline. Solarly will not change a customer- facing result simply to make the case study look better. The result remains unresolved until a fair re-measurement supports a new conclusion.
Site work
Observable
Reported result
Disputed
Next step
Re-measure fairly
What this validates
- A public number is not allowed to improve merely because the underlying evaluation is inconvenient.
- Observed limitations remain visible until a comparable measurement supports a different conclusion.
- Customer outcomes and reporting integrity matter more than publishing Solarly's private implementation details.
See what Solarly can observe for you
Start with a measured baseline. Paid work is scoped only after the available evidence, customer goal, and supported activation path are clear.