I run valUX. I designed the rubric, I built this site, and I write the audits. There is no account-management layer. You email me, you talk to me, you get a reply within one working day.
I started valUX because UK search agencies were quietly walking past the biggest shift in their own market. AI search citations are now a routine outcome to measure, not a side topic. So I built a single audit that scores both Google ranking and AI citation on the same seven-category rubric, published the rubric, then ran the audit on my own site and posted the result. Pulse 50 out of 100. Audited monthly. The number goes up because I work on it.
Most of what valUX does is unfashionable: published prices, a versioned rubric, no lock-in retainers, a self-audit on the live site. The bet is that agencies who hide their pricing and outsource the work cannot match it.