When a customer asks,
does AI recommend you?
Enter your site. We come up with three questions someone looking for what you sell would ask — without your name — put them to an AI that searches the web, and show you its answer: whether it cites you, in what position, and who it recommends instead.
This is one piece. The analysis looks at all of them.
In 30 seconds we compare what a person sees on your site with what an AI crawler receives, give you a score and tell you what to fix first. The analysis is free.
Analyze my site for freeQuestions
Which AI do you use?
Claude with web search, which searches and cites sources the way ChatGPT Search or Perplexity do. Each AI has its own search and sources, so the result is a sample of how a searching AI sees you, not every AI's exact answer.
Why don't the questions include my brand?
Because people who already know you find you anyway. The hard part is showing up when someone asks about what you sell without knowing you exist: “best bike shop in Portland”, not “what is Harbor Cyclery”.
It doesn't recommend me. What do I do?
First, make sure AI can read you: many sites reach it almost empty because their content is painted by JavaScript, or their firewall turns crawlers away. The free analysis tells you if that's your case. Then, get other sites talking about you: AIs cite what they find mentioned on sites they already trust.
Do you store the result?
For a few hours, so the same question isn't repeated if you test again. It creates no account and no report.
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