Does ChatGPT recommend your business, or your competitors?

Customers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI models for recommendations. Check whether your brand, products or services show up in those answers, who you are competing with and what to change to be seen more often.

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We check where your customers actually ask

Every model recommends different companies, so we measure visibility separately for each.

  • ChatGPTmeasured
  • ChatGPT with searchmeasured
  • Geminimeasured
  • Perplexitysoon
  • Claudesoon
  • Groksoon
  • Google AI Overviewsmeasured
  • Google AI Modesoon

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From the customer's question to a concrete change on your site

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1. You set the customer questions

You write the questions the way a customer looking for this kind of service asks them, without your company name. If you are not sure where to start, the tool suggests them from the content of your site.

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2. We measure visibility

Every question goes to several models, a few samples each. We analyse the answers and count how often you are named, in which position and in what context.

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3. You get a plan

The site audit orders the gaps by impact and adds ready-made code to paste: structured data, an FAQ section, an llms.txt file, a correct robots.txt.

What you see after a measurement

Numbers neither Google Analytics nor Search Console can show you, because these visits never reach your site.

Visibility as a percentage

The share of answers in which a model names your company, calculated per model, plus your average position on the list and the tone of the mention.

Competitor ranking

Companies recommended instead of you, ordered by number of mentions. Category words and one-off additions by the model are filtered out, so real competitors remain.

Answer sources

The pages that search-capable models base their recommendations on. It is the shortest list of places where your brand should appear.

Branded and buying questions apart

A question containing your company name only checks whether the model knows you. The headline score comes from questions without a name, where the customer describes what they need.

Where to pay in ChatGPT ads

For every question you see whether buying an ad in OpenAI's Ads Manager is worth it. Where you win organically, you keep the budget.

Trend between runs

The change in visibility and competitor movement since the previous run, so you can see whether your fixes actually worked.

What we check on your site

We do not guess and we do not ask a model. Every item is a verifiable signal, and each one comes with instructions on how to fix it.

Bot accessibility

robots.txt for six AI bots, how your server responds to a bot, response time, content available without JavaScript, llms.txt and sitemap.xml.

Structured data

JSON-LD: Organization and LocalBusiness with address and service area, Service or Product with price and availability, FAQPage, modification dates.

Content structure

A single H1, question-shaped headings, a summary block near the top, lists and tables, semantic markup.

Credibility

Author and their experience, reviews and ratings in structured data, company registration details.

Contact and conversion

Clickable phone and email present without JavaScript, a described process, clear target customer criteria.

Ready to paste

Complete JSON-LD blocks plus llms.txt and robots.txt content, with your name and domain, ready to copy.

Different signals matter for a shop than for a service business

Online shop

An agent recommends a product when it has something to compare. We check identifiers (sku, gtin, brand), specifications in additionalProperty, price and availability, reviews, plus shipping and return terms. Agents verify those last two before they recommend anything.

Service business

An agent needs to know what exactly you do, for whom and where. We check Service markup with service area and audience, pricing or quoting information, your process description and target customer criteria.

AI agents do not look for keywords

They look for data, not copy

An agent compares offers using machine-readable attributes. Beautiful prose without structured data is a blank space to it.

They do not run JavaScript

If your content only appears in the browser, the bot sees an empty page. Google Analytics never shows these visits at all.

They quote what is already an answer

A model answers questions, so it prefers content that is already an answer: questions as headings, lists, tables, concrete numbers.