When someone asks ChatGPT for the best option, it reads a handful of pages and names three brands from them. We show you exactly which pages it read, which of them name a competitor instead of you, and which ones you can realistically get onto.
Every other tool hands you a score. A score tells you that you are losing. The page list tells you what to do on Monday.
Your brand was named in 1 of 12 questions customers ask AI. The rest went to competitors.
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People used to Google, scroll ten links, and click. Now they ask one question and trust one answer. If your brand isn't in that answer, you don't lose a ranking, you lose the customer entirely, and you never even see it happen.
Traditional SEO tools can't measure this. They watch Google's blue links. We watch the answer itself.
No ranking
There are no positions to track, just in, or out.
No clicks
AI answers without sending traffic to your site.
No referrer
You can’t see these lost customers in analytics.
No second place
AI usually names a few brands. Miss the cut, miss it all.
Zulip is a product plenty of people in tech love. Ask ChatGPT for the best tools in its category without naming it, and it scores 0/100. Brand recognition and AI visibility are not the same thing, and the gap is measurable.
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It's not random, and it's not magic. An AI answer is built from two things, and both can be influenced.
Models like ChatGPT were trained on a huge slice of the web. A brand that's mentioned often, on sources the model trusts, review sites, “best of” lists, news, communities, gets “remembered” and named in answers. Mentioned nowhere? The model simply doesn't know you exist.
Newer assistants (Perplexity, AI Overviews, ChatGPT Search) pull live web pages while answering and cite them. If your page, or a page that names you, is clear, structured and trusted, it gets pulled into the answer. This is the part you can move fastest.
For a small team, the most recommended options are:
Illustrative example of a typical AI answer.
Notice what's missing: your brand.
Those three weren't picked by luck. They appear because they're named across the review sites, listicles and threads the model trusts, so it learned them as “the answer.” If you're not on those sources, you're not in the conversation, no matter how good your product is.
Where that answer came from
That's the whole game. We measure exactly where you stand across these sources, show you who's winning and why, and hand you the specific fixes, on your site and off it, to get into the answer.
Not just a diagnosis, the whole loop, end to end.
We ask AI the real questions your customers ask and record whether you appear, who beats you, and on which engine.
We generate the on-site content AI needs (FAQ, schema, comparisons) and surface the third-party pages naming competitors so you can get listed too.
Re-scan and watch your visibility score climb. Real before/after, not promises.
They write a blog and publish it to your own website, then call it done. But that's the part AI trusts least. The real wins are off your site.
Typical AI-SEO tool
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Your customers don't use just one assistant. Track your brand across all of them, and unlock the citation-based engines that reveal whycompetitors win.
Measurement and the fix, in one place.
A clear 0–100 score for how often AI names your brand, weighted by position and sentiment.
See exactly which competitors AI picks instead of you, and on which questions.
The review sites, listicles and communities AI trusts in your category, and a plan to get you listed on them.
Generate AI-optimized articles and publish them to your WordPress in one click, plus FAQ and schema for AI to read.
Ranked, specific actions by impact and effort, what to do first, and why.
Re-scan over time and prove your visibility actually moved.
Getting recommended by AI takes weeks, not minutes, anyone promising an instant fix is selling you something. Here's exactly what we do, and what we don't pretend to:
We do this for you
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The more engines you track, the more of the picture you see.
1 engine (ChatGPT)
Straight answers, including the ones that are not flattering to us.