This is what a buyer finds.
This site can’t be reached.
rohansapphires.com’s server IP address could not be foundNobody owns rohansapphires.com.
It has never been registered, so anyone can take it today. Your stones and your name in Ratnapura are real. The address a buyer would type is not.
Not projections. This is how many people a year type the name of a stone you already hold in your safe into Google, and none of them find you.
Searches multiplied by the volume-weighted average cost per click, $1.73. What this traffic would cost to buy.
Two per cent of this searching happens in Sri Lanka. The rest is your actual market.
Nobody searches for your name yet. That is what happens when there has never been an address to find.
Monthly search volume for the same twelve buying terms in each market, English, pulled 28 August 2026 from the Google Ads Keyword Planner via DataForSEO. Fifteen markets measured; yearly figures are the monthly measurement multiplied by twelve.
Sri Lankan houses selling the same stones to the same collectors. These came back from the searches a buyer would run, and each was opened and read before it was named.
Observed 28 August 2026 from the searches a buyer would run, then each site fetched and read to confirm it is a trading business. A record of what we saw that day and what each has accumulated, not a ranking report.
Nobody here is far ahead. The whole field sits between 3 and 83 sites pointing at them, so this is catchable in months, not decades. And the machine layer is thin: one publishes no structured data at all, and most carry only the bare minimum a buyer’s AI can read.
Google trust 80, AI readability 20. Augmara’s composite, not a Google metric.
None of these is a fault in the business. Every one of them is the consequence of never having had an address.
Everything above was measured from outside. How you actually sell is not public, and that is usually where the larger opportunity sits.
These are questions, not findings. They are what the 45 minutes is for.
A buyer has to find you, see the stone, be answered, be able to pay, and hear from you again. No single system does all of that.
Finding a stone, seeing it properly, being answered and being able to pay are four different systems, and a buyer needs all of them.
The shape of the engagement, from the costing already prepared. Treat these as the order of magnitude, not an offer - they get confirmed against your own numbers in the session.
Hosting, payment gateway, WhatsApp Business and AI usage are billed to you at cost, not through us.
You have seen the shape of those numbers. What they are missing is your side of it - stone values, margins, and where your buyers actually are.
Everything behind this document, and the domain secured the same day if you want it.
Rough numbers. Stone values, where your buyers are, enquiries a month.
A build order and a costing based on your own business. Yours to keep either way.
Prepared by Augmara (Pvt) Ltd, August 2026. Domain registration status from the Verisign .com registry and direct DNS queries against three public resolvers. Search volumes and advertising costs from the Google Ads Keyword Planner via DataForSEO, worldwide and by market. Referring-domain counts from the DataForSEO Backlinks index. On-page score from the DataForSEO OnPage index; load times are the best of repeated direct measurements. All figures pulled 28 August 2026 and reproducible on request. The competitive set is a record of what each site has accumulated, not a ranking report. © 2026.
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