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How it works

From a buyer’s question to your next fix.

Start with your website. We measure what AI tells your buyers, keep the answers, and give you a plan for what to improve.

01 / Read your website

Start with what your business does and where it works.

We read your website to identify your services, market and service area, then check the signals that help machines understand it.

Illustrative example / mortgage broker

A Brisbane mortgage broker helps first-home buyers. The scan should ask about that service in Brisbane, rather than an unrelated industry or location.

02 / Ask buyer questions

See which businesses the engines name.

The free scan asks buyer questions on ChatGPT and Gemini. The full measurement extends the question set across seven engines.

We keep the answers and the sources returned with them. Where an engine returns its search queries, those are kept too.

03 / Inspect the evidence

Read the answers behind the result.

Your console brings the measurement together: which engines named you, who they named instead and the words behind each result. Being named, being cited as a source and receiving a visit are different outcomes.

Illustrative buyer question

“Mortgage broker for first-home buyers in Brisbane”

This shows the kind of question a brokerage can measure. No client result, score or recommendation is implied.

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04 / Work through the fixes

Know what to improve next.

The report separates AI Visibility, whether the engines name you, from AI Readiness, how well your website is set up to be understood. The fix plan turns the measurement into specific work.

On your website

Check how clearly you explain your services and service areas. Use the generated schema and llms.txt where they fit your site.

Beyond your website

Inspect the sources in your market’s answers. Use that evidence to decide which profiles, listings or other references need attention.

These are examples of the work a plan can identify. A website change does not guarantee that an engine will recommend you.

05 / Measure again

Check whether the answers change.

Pro re-measures your pinned buyer questions weekly. Your console keeps the results together so you can inspect changes over time.

Optional: bring the evidence into your own AI.

Connect a compatible assistant through MCP, a standard for connecting AI tools to data. It can read your measurement and help you work through the findings. Your assistant’s advice is separate from the engine answers we measured.

claude mcp add --transport http found-by-ai https://areyoufoundbyai.com/mcp/demo

This command opens the public demo, not your private report. See how to connect your own measurement →

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Common questions

How do I check if AI recommends my business?

Enter your website in the free scan. We ask buyer questions and show whether the engines name your business, with the answers they returned.

How does the AI visibility scan work?

It reads your website, identifies your market and asks questions a buyer might ask. The report separates whether AI names you from how well your website explains your business.

Which AI engines does it check?

The free scan asks ChatGPT and Gemini. The full measurement covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek and Google AI Overviews.

Do I need an account to try it?

No. You can run the free scan without signing up. Save your result to return to it later.

What is in the report?

Your scores, the answers behind them, the competitors named and a prioritised fix plan. The complete human-reviewed report adds guidance for your business.

Why do AI answers change between scans?

AI answers can vary. Repeating the same buyer questions over time helps you distinguish an isolated answer from a wider trend. A fix does not guarantee a recommendation.

Does it work outside Australia?

Yes. The scan uses your website to identify your market and service area. A mortgage broker in Brisbane and one in London should be measured against questions from their own market.