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What does ChatGPT say about you?
More people are asking an assistant before they ask a search engine. We put the question to Perplexity, Claude and ChatGPT, and show you their answers word for word, including the ones that have never heard of you.
- Three assistants asked the same question about your business
- Their answers in full, not our summary of them
- Whether each one knows your site, cites your domain, and describes what you do
- Results in seconds — no crawl needed
Run your free check
Add your business name if you can. It is what the assistants are asked about.
What this is
A snapshot, not a measurement.
We ask each assistant one question about your business and score the answer on three things: does it know your site, does it cite your domain, does it describe what you actually do. You get the answers in full, because a score telling you that you are invisible is an assertion and the paragraph ChatGPT wrote is evidence.
These models are not deterministic. Ask tomorrow and the wording will change, and occasionally the verdict will too. Treat a bad result as a signal worth investigating rather than a number to track weekly. And be wary of anyone selling you a guaranteed fix: these systems do not explain how they choose what to say, so anybody promising a specific outcome is guessing with confidence.
What we can tell you is which of the things you control are missing, and our AI readiness audit is where that lives: structured data, crawler access, clear authorship, content that survives without JavaScript. This check is the outcome; that one is the input.
How it works
Three questions, three answers.
Tell us who you are
Your site, your email, and the name people would use when asking about you.
We ask three assistants
Perplexity, Claude and ChatGPT get the same question at the same moment.
Read what they said
Their answers in full, scored on whether they know you, cite you, and describe you.
Common questions
AI visibility FAQs
Perplexity, Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT, one query each, at the moment you run the check. Your report names the exact model that answered, because these change and a result from six months ago is about a system that no longer exists.
Probably similar, not identical. These models are not deterministic and their knowledge shifts. That is a real limit on this kind of check and we would rather say it than sell you a number to track weekly.
They are trained differently and some search the live web while others answer from training data. Perplexity retrieves as it answers, so it tends to find sites the others have never encountered. A split result is normal rather than a contradiction.
Nobody can promise that, and be careful with anyone who does. What you can control is whether your site is legible to the systems that feed them: structured data, crawler access, clear authorship, content that does not need JavaScript to exist. Our AI readiness audit checks exactly those, and this one shows the outcome.
Because the subject is your business, not your pages. We fetch one page so the scoring can check the answers against words that genuinely appear on your site, and that is all it needs. It is the fastest audit we offer.
It is a third of it. The AI readiness audit blends static readiness, tooling and this citation check into one score. Some people want the whole picture and some just want to know what ChatGPT says. This is the second group.
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Nobody can promise a model will mention you. What we can do is make your site the most legible thing on the subject, which is the only lever anyone actually has.
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