Frequently asked questions
What Bump is, how the Bump Score works, and what to expect from the free scan and trial. If your question is not here, Oly will answer it in the app, or email support@getbump.io.
Common questions
Bump is an AI-first growth platform. At its centre is Oly, a persistent AI agent that monitors your visibility across Google and the major AI assistants, generates content, builds landing pages, injects schema markup, and routes leads on your behalf. It works for businesses customers visit, businesses that cover an area, and businesses that work entirely online, because it asks which one you are rather than assuming.
The Bump Score is a 0 to 100 diagnostic of how findable your business is across Google and AI assistants. It combines seven signals: Technical SEO, Content Quality, Site Performance, AI Readiness, AI Visibility, Social Presence, and Reputation.
Bump tracks and improves your visibility across Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, and Google AI Overviews.
No. Bump asks how customers reach you during setup and works differently depending on your answer. If people visit you, it goes after local results and the questions that carry a place name. If you cover an area, it works the area rather than a shopfront. If you work remotely or online, it goes after category and comparison questions instead, because that is where an assistant actually picks a supplier. It never describes you as local unless you have said you are.
SEO is about ranking a page in a list of links. Bump is about being the answer when there is no list. When someone asks an assistant who to use, they get a short recommendation rather than ten blue links, and the things that decide that recommendation are not the same things that decide a ranking. Bump works on both, because Google still matters, but the second one is the part most businesses have nothing in place for.
As much or as little as you allow. By default every action Oly takes waits for your approval, and you can see exactly what it proposes before it happens. You can widen that to let it publish certain kinds of work on its own. It never spends money, changes your billing, or publishes to your live site without a decision from you.
A Bump Score with the seven signals broken out, the specific things holding each one down, and whether you currently appear when assistants are asked about what you do. It is a diagnosis rather than a sales page, and it is useful even if you never buy anything.
No. Your content, your customers and your results are yours. Bump uses AI models to do work on your behalf, and does not hand your data over for anyone to train on.
Yes. You can run a free Bump Score scan in about 60 seconds with no account required. You only create an account when you want Oly to start acting on what the scan finds.
The Starter plan includes a 14-day free trial; the other plans begin billing immediately. A payment method is required to start the trial, and you can cancel anytime before it ends.
Plans start at 99 euros per month on the Starter plan (billed annually) and scale up through Signal, Amplify, and Dominate as your needs grow. A custom Founding Partner tier is also available.
Oly is the AI agent at the centre of Bump. You talk to Oly and it answers questions about your visibility, generates brand-consistent content, builds and deploys landing pages, injects Schema.org markup, fixes technical SEO issues, and routes leads. The dashboard panels are read-only views of what Oly monitors and has executed.
Bump deploys structured data (Schema.org markup) and an llms.txt file, keeps your entity information consistent, and formats your content so assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini can find, understand, and cite your business.
Any business that customers look for. Bump does not assume what kind you are: it asks how customers reach you and what you actually do, then works the questions that follow from your answers. A practice people visit, a trade that covers three towns and a company that has never met a customer in person all get treated as what they are, not as a category we picked for them.