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Your customers asked AI.Did it say your name?
An AI answer is a short list, often of three, sometimes of one. The business that is not on it does not get a worse spot; it gets no spot. Put your customers' question to the AI engines and read exactly what they tell them, including who they name instead of you.
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How the check works
No rankings, no keyword counts and no made-up score. The engines get the question, they answer it, and you read what they said.
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You pick the question
We suggest the questions customers type, from what you do and where. Or write your own.
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The engines search and answer
Each AI engine runs a live web search and writes its answer, the way it would for a customer.
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We read every answer
Were you named? In what place? Which businesses were named instead, and which sites did each engine cite?
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You get the to-do list
The sources the engines trust for your question are the places your business needs to show up.
Follow the sources
Every engine cites the pages it leaned on. Those directories, review sites and articles are where the answer was decided, and where your name needs to appear.
Make your facts agree
One name, one phone, one description, on your site and every listing. An engine that finds two versions of you trusts neither.
Answer the question yourself
Put the plain answer on your own site, in HTML a crawler can read without running scripts. Then run this check again next month.
Want the AI engines saying your name?
Tell us what the check found. We run your customers' questions through every engine, fix the site, listings and sources they read, and track the answers every month.
Which of these sounds like you? (pick any)
Frequently asked
ChatGPT, plus Perplexity, Gemini and Claude where we have them switched on; the form names the engines it will ask before you run it. Each one answers with web search turned on, so the answer reflects what the engine finds on the web today, not just what it learned in training.
Close, not identical. We ask through each engine's API, which uses the same kind of model and search but not your personal history, location or settings. AI answers also vary from one asking to the next. Treat one check as one sample. If you are named in some answers and not others, that is the most common result and the most fixable.
Two ways. A text match that allows for small differences such as a missing LLC or an ampersand, and a short pass by a language model that lists every business each answer recommends, in order. If you give your website, we also flag any answer that cited it as a source.
Look at the sources each engine cited: those are the sites it trusts for your question, and the places you need to appear. Then make your name, phone, address and description match everywhere, and answer the question plainly on your own site. Our free GEO audit does this work with you and comes with a fixed monthly quote.
Each check runs several paid AI searches on our side, so it is protected from bots: you verify an email once with a six-digit code and every tool on the site stays open for thirty days on that browser. We keep the email so we can follow up once about what the check found. We do not sell it.
No. No one controls what an AI engine says, and anyone who promises a spot in ChatGPT is guessing. What you can control is the public record the engines read: your site, your listings, your reviews and the places that mention you. Get those right and you are in the running for the answers that should be yours.
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