AI visibility checker

How this checker works

You supply a domain and one customer-style question. We send that question to every AI engine configured on this deployment — typically ChatGPT and Gemini — along with a web-grounded prompt, then record the raw answers. For each engine we check two things: whether your brand was named anywhere in the answer, and the exact passage where it appeared.

Nothing is averaged or smoothed over. You see the actual text the models produced, because the wording — hesitant, confident, or recommending a competitor — is often more useful than the yes/no.

How to read the result

• Mentioned — at least one engine named your brand in its answer. Check the snippet: a passing mention is weaker than a recommendation.
• Not mentioned — no engine named you for this question, in this run. AI answers are non-deterministic, so confirm with a second run before acting.
• Engine errors — a timeout or provider error means that engine produced no data, not that it ignored you.

What affects whether AI mentions you

Answer engines name brands they can verify. They look for a clear statement of what you sell and who it is for on your homepage, consistent facts across your pages, structured data that identifies your organization, crawlable proof such as pricing and case studies, and a clean llms.txt. Sites that publish little of this get skipped in favour of competitors whose pages are easier to quote.

Frequently asked questions

Is one question enough to measure my visibility? No — it is a spot check. Customers ask dozens of phrasings, and each engine samples differently. The full diagnosis generates the question set from your category and measures mention rate across all of them.

Why did the answer mention a competitor instead? Usually because their pages state clearer, more quotable facts. The snippet shows you exactly what the engine preferred to cite.

Does this tool store my question? The question and answers are used only to render your result. We do not build profiles from tool runs.