AI Visibility Checker
Get your AI visibility score in about two minutes. We run the prompts your customers ask ChatGPT and show how often it recommends you, and who it recommends instead.
Why AI Visibility Checker matters
AI assistants are the new search. When ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Gemini answer a buyer's question, the brands they name win the click, and the brands they don't name effectively don't exist. This tool runs the actual prompts customers use in your category against ChatGPT live and measures whether it recommends you: your visibility score, average position, sentiment, the competitors it names instead, and the sources it cites. You start with a real baseline you can act on instead of guessing.
How it works
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We read your site and build your prompt set
Enter your brand, website, and target market. We extract your category, positioning, and audience from the site itself, then write ten prompts a real buyer would type. None of them contain your brand name, because a prompt that names you makes the answer tautological.
- 02
We ask ChatGPT
Every prompt is put to ChatGPT with web search on, the same way a customer's question would be, and your report is built from the answers it gives back. Nothing is simulated.
- 03
We score every answer
We read each response for whether your brand appears, where in the list it lands, how it is characterized, which competitors are named instead, and which URLs are cited as evidence.
What it checks
- Visibility score
- The share of the ten answers that name your brand at all. This is the number that tells you whether you are in the conversation.
- Average position
- Where you land when you are named. Being third in a list of eight is a different problem from not being listed.
- Sentiment
- How the answer frames you when it names you. Being mentioned as the budget fallback is not the same win as being mentioned as the category leader.
- The competitors named instead
- Every rival brand the model recommended, ranked by how often it came up. This is usually the most uncomfortable and most useful part of the report.
- The sources cited
- The domains and exact pages the model leaned on to answer. These are the pages you have to get into to change the answer.