Free to get started · no cardWhen AI is asked, does it say your name?
More and more customers stop at the AI answer. They ask ChatGPT who to buy from and go with the names it gives. So there is a simple question worth knowing the answer to: is your business one of those names?
Tell the checker what you do. It writes the questions your customers would really type, asks each one several times over, and counts how often you get named — and who gets named in your place.
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Every question asked is a paid AI call, so the checker runs on tokens. A new account gets a batch free — no card — which covers a couple of real checks.
Your description, your questions and your results stay yours. We never show them to anyone else.
How it works
Four steps to a number you can act on
Describe your business
A few sentences: what you sell, and who buys it. Add your website and any other name you go by, so every way you might be mentioned gets counted.
The AI writes the questions
Not questions about you — questions about your market, in the words a customer would use. "Best AI coding course for working professionals", not "is your company good". You can edit every one before anything is spent.
Each question is asked several times
An AI does not answer the same way twice. Asking once tells you almost nothing; asking ten times tells you whether you are a regular answer, a sometimes answer, or not an answer at all.
Every mention is counted
Your name, your website, your other names. You get the count, the share, and the exact sentence that mentioned you — so you can check the number rather than trust it.
What comes back
A score, a league table, and the proof
The point is not the score. The point is knowing which questions you lose, to whom, and in the AI's own words.
Your visibility score
How many of the answers named you, out of how many were asked. One number, on the same scale every time, so you can run this again next month and see whether the work you did moved it.
Who gets named instead
Add your competitors and they are counted from the same answers, at no extra cost. A score of 20% means one thing if the leader is on 25% and something very different if they are on 90%.
Question by question, with proof
Which questions you show up for and which you never do. Each one comes with the sentence the AI actually wrote, so nothing here is a number you have to take on faith.
Being straight with you
What this measures, and what it does not
Plenty of tools in this space imply they are watching ChatGPT over your customer's shoulder. None of them are, and neither are we. Here is exactly what the number in front of you is.
What it does measure
What the AI model already knows. When a model has read enough about your business across the internet, it names you from memory — no searching needed. That is the strongest kind of AI visibility there is, and it is exactly what this counts.
What it does not measure
It does not search the web. When ChatGPT looks things up before answering, it can name a business the model has never really heard of, just from a page it found. Those mentions will not show up here. We would rather tell you that than quietly count something else.
Both matter, and the one measured here is the harder one to move. A page you publish today can be found by a web search tomorrow. Getting into what the model itself knows takes being written about, listed and compared in enough places that it learns you belong in the answer — and that is the visibility that keeps working when nobody clicks a link at all.
Questions
Before you run a check
What is answer engine optimization (AEO)?
Search engine optimization is the work of getting your page to rank on Google. Answer engine optimization — AEO, sometimes called GEO — is the same idea for AI assistants: the work of getting named in the answer when someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity who to buy from. The difference matters, because an AI answer usually names two or three businesses and the customer never scrolls a list of ten. You are either in the answer or you are not in the conversation.
How does this checker actually work?
Three steps. You describe your business. An AI writes the questions your customers would ask when they are looking for what you sell — never naming you, because a question with your name in it would score a mention every time and measure nothing. Then each question is sent to an AI model several times over, and every answer is checked for your name, your website and any other name you gave us. What comes back is the count, the share, and the sentences.
Why ask the same question more than once?
Because the answer changes. An AI model does not reply identically twice, so a single answer is one roll of the dice. If you are named in three answers out of ten, you are on the edge of what the model recommends — which is genuinely different from being named every time, and different again from never being named. Asking once could show you any of those three and you would not know which. The repeats are what turn an anecdote into a number.
Does this show me what ChatGPT would say right now?
Not exactly, and it is worth being clear about it. This asks the AI model directly, without letting it search the web first. So it measures what the model already knows about your market from everything it has read — which is the AI visibility that is hardest to buy and hardest to lose. When you use ChatGPT normally it will often search the web before answering, and it can then name a business purely from a page it just found. Those mentions do not show up here.
Which AI models can I test with?
You pick one before you start, and the report says which one answered. Right now these are OpenAI models — the same family behind ChatGPT — with the cheapest one as the default so you never pay more by accident. A stronger model reads and reasons more carefully, and costs more tokens.
Is the AI visibility checker free?
It is free to get started, which is not the same as free. Every question asked is a paid AI call, so the checker runs on tokens — and you get a batch of tokens free when you make an account, with no card needed. That covers a couple of real checks. After that you buy a pack of tokens once; there is no monthly fee, and the same tokens work on every tool on the site.
How much does one check cost?
It depends on the size, and you are shown the number before you commit to anything. The cost is simply the number of questions multiplied by the number of repeats, plus one call to write the questions. Five questions asked three times is sixteen calls. What you see quoted is the most it can cost — you are charged only for what the AI really uses, and the rest goes back to your balance.
My score is low. What do I do about it?
Low is the normal starting point, so it is not a verdict. Look at the question-by-question table first: the questions where a competitor is named and you are not are the ones to work on, and they tell you what the market is actually asking for. From there the work is the unglamorous kind — being written about somewhere other than your own website, being listed where your category gets compared, and having pages that answer those exact questions plainly. Then run the check again in a month and see whether the number moved.
Why does it need my competitors?
It does not — you can leave that empty. But it is the most useful field on the form, and it costs nothing: the same answers are already being read, so counting a few more names is free. A score on its own is hard to judge. A score next to the businesses you lose deals to is a to-do list.
What happens to what I type in?
It stays yours. Your description, your questions and your results are never shown to other users and never sold, and you can delete any check at any time.
Your tokens work on every tool on the site — see /ai-tools.
What we actually do
This tool is the small version. We build the whole thing.
The visibility checker does one job, for free, for anyone. Our actual work is building AI systems that run inside a business — the automations, the internal tools your team uses every day, and the parts that talk to the software you already have.
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