AI Visibility
Find out what the assistants say about you.
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity the questions your customers actually ask, and report whether you were named, in what position, against whom, and whether what they said was even true.
Visibility by engine
- ChatGPT 62% · avg #1.8
- Gemini 41% · avg #3.1
- Perplexity 28% · avg #4.6
- Claude not yet tracked
Share of the tested questions where the business was named at all, and its average position when it was.
Numbers on this page are illustrative, not a customer result.
The referral you never see.
When someone asks an assistant who to use, one business gets named and the rest do not exist. There is no impression, no click and no line in your analytics telling you it happened. The first signal most businesses get is a competitor growing for no reason they can see.
You cannot fix what you cannot see, and you cannot see this one at all unless somebody asks the questions on your behalf and writes down the answers.
Are you named, and where in the answer?
We run a set of real customer questions against each assistant on a schedule, and record whether your business appears, how high, and which competitors came with it. Being third in a list of three is not the same as being named, and both are worth knowing.
Visibility by engine
IllustrativeShare of the tested questions where the business was named at all, and its average position when it was.
Citations
What the answer was built from
| Source | Type | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Your website | Your website | 6.1% |
| A directory listing | Listing site | 5.3% |
| An industry marketplace | Listing site | 4.8% |
| A competitor down the road | Competitor | 4.1% |
| A review aggregator | Listing site | 3.9% |
See which sites are answering for you.
When a model describes your business, it is reading something. Usually a directory, a review aggregator, a forum thread, or a competitor's comparison page. Knowing which ones tells you exactly where the answer is being decided, and how little of it is coming from you.
The line that matters most is usually the first one, and how small it is.
Being named is not the same as being right.
An assistant that recommends you and then gives out the wrong hours has cost you the customer and the goodwill. We check what each engine says about the facts that decide whether someone turns up: hours, address, phone, what you offer and what it costs.
Hours and prices are almost always the worst two, because they change and the model's source did not.
How accurate is each field?
Illustrative| Field | ChatGPT | Gemini | Perplexity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business name | 96% | 92% | 88% |
| Address | 74% | 61% | 90% |
| Phone number | 55% | 82% | 47% |
| Hours of operation | 38% | 44% | 29% |
| Services offered | 61% | 40% | 52% |
| Prices | 22% | 18% | 31% |
We do not hand you a to-do list.
Every tracker on the market finishes here, with a list of pages someone else has to build and a website you may not control. Most of those lists are never actioned, which is why most visibility reports are read once.
We build them. On your own domain, at the edge, without touching your CMS or asking your website vendor. Then the tracker tells us whether it worked.
How the builder worksWhat to fix
IllustrativePage
Publish a page answering the emergency-hours question
Assistants answer it from a forum thread because you have no page that does
Accuracy
Correct the hours three engines are repeating
Every engine is confident and two of them are wrong
Tools
Add availability and booking as WebMCP tools
The question that loses you the most answers is can I get in this week
Off-site
Claim the listing that outranks your own site
A directory is cited more often about you than you are
Tracked across the assistants people actually use
Coverage follows where the questions are being asked. When an engine matters enough to measure, it goes on this list rather than into a roadmap.
See what an assistant can read about you today.
The free check is the front half of this: what a model can actually retrieve from your site right now. One field, no account.
Enter a website address, for example yourcompany.com.
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