Check whether AI assistants name your business
Ask any AI assistant for your kind of business in your city, paste what it said below, and the page counts how many of those answers name you. It is a self-check on your own pasted text: the count runs in your browser, and nothing you paste is sent anywhere.
How this is counted. An answer counts as naming you when the whole business name appears in it as a separate word or phrase, not inside a longer word, with letter case ignored and runs of spaces treated as one space, or when you tick the box under that answer. The count is over the answer boxes that have text in them.
Three answers are a quick look. The audit asks OpenAI, Perplexity and Gemini the questions a customer would ask about your kind of business and city, and counts how often each one names you. It also shows who gets named instead of you and what to fix on your site.
What this count is, and what it is not
It is a count over the text you pasted, nothing more. Three answers are a glimpse and not a measurement: ask the same assistant on a different day, or with a different question, and you can get a different answer. The tick box is there because an assistant may write your name in a way the automatic match does not catch, and you can see that where the page cannot.
It is not a measurement of any business, and it is not a claim about yours or about any assistant. The page holds no answers of its own and no list of businesses; the only text on it is what you paste in.
What the paid audit does
The same count, over 27 dated answers from three assistants
The AI search visibility audit does this count over 27 AI answers from OpenAI, Perplexity and Gemini: three questions a customer would ask about your category and city, three samples each, dated. It also reports who gets named instead of you and what on your site the engines can and cannot read. It is 149 dollars one time, and the monthly re-run is 299 dollars a month: See the audit.
Several locations, a franchise, or an agency wanting reports for its clients is a conversation instead of a price: book thirty minutes.