See what AI says about the site you're on.

Our Chrome extension is live in the Chrome Web Store. It puts the measurement in your toolbar, and it gives you something to do with the next ten minutes that most businesses have never done: read what AI actually says about you.

DO THIS TODAY

Read what AI says about your own site.

1. Add the extension Free in the Chrome Web Store, takes about ten seconds, works on any site you visit.
2. Open your website and click the icon You get the measured visibility score, how many of the 7 engines name you, and one line quoted verbatim from a real AI answer, dated.
3. Act on the line you read If it names a rival or comes back empty, you have found the exact gap the rest of this email is about.

Add it to Chrome, free

The popup reads from our index of previously measured answers, and five readiness checks (schema, AI-crawler access, llms.txt, page basics, answer-shaped content) run locally in your browser. The only thing that ever leaves it is the site's hostname. When you want a live measure, the free scan runs one in about 60 seconds.

The 54-point gap

We have now measured 2,497 businesses in the public index. 586 get named by the engines when buyers ask. 882 are effectively invisible. This month we split the two groups by scoring pillar, and the result is the clearest picture of the category we have published.

BRAND SIGNALS · INDEPENDENT MENTIONS, VERIFIED IDENTITY

• Businesses AI names — 88
• Businesses AI never mentions — 34

TECHNICAL SEO · SPEED, CRAWLABILITY, SITE HEALTH

• Businesses AI names — 81
• Businesses AI never mentions — 78

On brand signals the named businesses average 88 out of 100 and the invisible ones average 34. On technical SEO the same two groups sit at 81 and 78. Their websites are nearly identical in quality. The difference is whether the wider web vouches for them. We wrote the whole thing up, with the checklist that follows from the data, in LLM SEO, measured.

2,497 MEASURED | 54 POINT BRAND GAP | 3 POINT TECH GAP

For the people we monitor weekly

Monitoring subscribers got the biggest run of upgrades since launch. The weekly email now points at the moment a change you shipped moved an actual answer. Competitor watch grew too: it follows up to three rival pages, flags the day any of them ships something new, and the console charts your share of AI mentions against those rivals over time.

Replies land with me and I answer them. If the line the extension shows you is ugly, forward me the screenshot and I will tell you the first thing I would fix. No charge, and no pitch attached.

Huxley
Noosa, Queensland