Free tools · AI visibility checker
Enter your domain. We ask seven AI engines the questions your buyers actually type, then show you whether they name you, who they name instead, and what to fix first. Free, about 60 seconds, no signup.
Measured live across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, DeepSeek and Grok.
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AI visibility is whether AI assistants name your business when someone asks them for a recommendation in your category. It is different from search ranking. A search engine returns a list of links and the buyer chooses; an AI assistant usually returns one answer naming a few businesses, and the ones it leaves out are never seen. Visibility is measured by asking the engines real buyer questions and recording who gets named, how often, and which sources the answer leans on.
Readiness is whether your site is built so an engine can read and trust it: structured data, one consistent business name and address, pages that answer questions directly. Visibility is whether the engines actually name you today. A site can be technically ready and still invisible, which usually means the citation and mention work has not been done yet. This checker reports both.
We read your site to work out what you do and where you do it, generate the questions a real buyer in that category would ask, then put those questions to seven engines and record every answer. Each question is asked more than once because engine answers vary between runs, and a single sample would be noise. You get a visibility score, a readiness score, the rival list, the cited sources and a ranked fix plan.
Every number comes from that scan. Nothing is estimated. See the public index of businesses already measured →
Yes. The check runs on your real domain with no signup and no card. Paid plans exist for weekly re-measurement and the deeper report, but the check itself is free.
SEO tools measure where you rank in a list of links. This measures whether AI assistants name you in an answer, which is a different question with different inputs. Citations, consistent entity data and question-shaped content drive it more than keywords and backlinks do.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, DeepSeek and Grok. Each question is put to every engine and sampled more than once.
Yes, and the fixes are usually unglamorous: publish structured business data, use one identical name, address and phone everywhere you are listed, and earn mentions on the third-party sources the engines already cite. The check tells you which of those you are missing.