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Is your business visible to ChatGPT? Enter your business, city, and trade. We ask four AI engines and email you exactly what they say.
See if ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Claude name your business. Free, emailed in minutes.
The most-used AI assistant, over a billion weekly users, many asking for local recommendations.
Google's assistant, increasingly the layer between searchers and traditional Google results.
The X (Twitter) assistant, with its own view of which local businesses are worth naming.
Anthropic's assistant, used heavily for research-style questions, including who to hire.
For each engine we run repeated local-intent prompts, the kind your customers actually type, and log which businesses get named for your trade in your city. Your report shows whether you appear, who the engines recommend instead of you, and what usually separates the named businesses from the invisible ones: structured data, entity consistency, citations, and authority content.
These numbers come from our , which measured 2,560 AI answers across 16 Florida cities for its first industry report. All four engines agreed on the same top business in only 1 of those 16 cities. The business with the most Google reviews appeared in just 28% of AI answers.
In plain terms: your Google rank and review count do not carry over to AI answers, and each engine has its own opinion of your market. The only way to know where you stand is to measure. That is what this check does, using the same four-engine instrument behind the index.
That is exactly what this check answers. We run real local-intent prompts ("best roofer in Melbourne FL" style questions) across ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Claude, then email you a report showing whether any of the four name your business, and who they name instead.
Nothing. No credit card, no sales call required. Enter your business name, city, trade, and email; the report lands in your inbox in a few minutes.
An SEO audit scores your website: on-page, technical, and local signals. This check measures the answers themselves: what four AI engines actually say when a customer asks for your trade in your city. Strong Google rankings do not guarantee AI mentions, which is why we measure both separately.
Most businesses we check are not mentioned yet, which means the gap is fixable before competitors claim it. The report shows who the engines recommend instead. Closing the gap is schema, entity, citation, and authority work, the core of our AI search optimization (GEO) service.