Check whether AI tools mention your brand
Find out whether AI assistants name you when a buyer asks about your category.
Run it
Free, rate limited, and nothing is stored beyond what you see on screen.
- 1Enter your brand name and the category you want to be known for.
- 2We ask a model the buying questions someone in that category would ask.
- 3You see whether you were named, who was named instead, and what was said.
- 4Rerun it monthly. A single reading tells you where you stand, a trend tells you whether the work is landing.
What is a AI visibility checker?
An AI visibility checker asks an AI assistant the questions your buyers ask, then records whether your brand is named in the answer. It shows which competitors get mentioned instead and which sources the model leans on, so you know whose pages are shaping the answer your buyers read.
Where to go next
- AI search optimizationWe make your pages the ones AI tools quote when someone asks about your category.
- AI search optimization: the complete guideHow to get your brand named by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. What actually works, what does not, and how to measure it month to month.
AI visibility checker: questions
Why does this ask for my email when the other tools do not?
Because each run costs us real money in API calls. The email is the rate limit. We send the result and one follow-up, and that is all.
Will the answer be the same every time?
No. Model output varies between runs, which is exactly why one reading proves little and a monthly trend proves a lot.
Does this check ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini?
This free version queries one model. The monthly tracking we run for clients covers the major assistants and Google AI Overviews with a fixed prompt set.
My brand was not mentioned. What now?
That is normal, and it is fixable. Start with the AI search optimization guide, then look at whether your key pages have a clear, quotable answer at the top.
A tool tells you one thing. The free audit tells you the three things costing you the most traffic, and what to do about each.