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Brands and local businesses. Type “sunscreen” or “dentist in Austin”, pick your market, and read what the AI actually says.
Not a “readiness score” computed from your HTML. This is what the AI actually answered, at the moment you clicked.
We type the first question a buyer asks (“best sunscreen brands in the US”, “best dentist in Austin”) into Gemini with search grounding and read the answer back to you. Nothing cached, nothing modelled.
The answer names 3 to 8 brands or businesses. We list all of them, in order, and mark whether yours was there. That list is your real competition in AI search.
The optional free report asks five buyer questions, shows who was named first, and lists the websites the AI cited so you know where to get listed. Email required only for that.
Most “AI visibility checkers” scan your HTML for schema, headings and a robots file, then print a number out of 100. That measures whether a crawler can read your page. It says nothing about whether ChatGPT or Gemini will say your name when a buyer asks which brand to pick. In our study of 720 Indian brands, two thirds of well-known brands with perfectly readable websites were never named once. In 15 US cities the AI named the same handful of local businesses in about 85% of answers. The only way to know if you are on that shelf is to ask the AI the buyer’s question and read the answer. That is what this page does.
Gemini with Google Search grounding, the model behind Google AI Mode and AI Overviews. The full report adds ChatGPT on paid plans. Answers vary run to run; this is one run, one moment.
No. The quick check needs a brand and a category. The 5-question report needs an email so we can send the link.
Yes. Three quick checks per day per network, one full report per domain per month. Paid plans start at $49 a month for daily monitoring.
Yes. Write your category as “plumber in Denver” or “dentist in Austin” and the question becomes local.
The full report lists the websites the AI cited for your category. Those are the pages to get listed, reviewed or mentioned on. Reddit, YouTube and category directories dominate; brand sites rarely appear.
15 to 40 buyer questions, Gemini every day, ChatGPT every Monday, cited sources listed. From $49 a month.