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Free AI Visibility Checker.
See If AI Knows You Exist.
Ask ChatGPT who the best business in your category is. If it does not name you, you have an AI visibility problem. This free checker tests that across four AI platforms and gives you a score.
What It Does
What the AI Visibility Checker Actually Tests
Most people test their AI visibility the wrong way. They ask ChatGPT about their company by name, get an accurate description, and conclude everything is fine. That tests recall, not visibility. What matters is whether AI names you when a customer asks a buying question and never mentions you at all.
The checker asks the buyer question, not the brand question. "Who are the best [your category] in [your city]?" is the query that decides whether you get the call.
The Check
AI Visibility Tools Test Platforms. This One Tests Buyers.
Four platforms, buyer style prompts, and a plain score at the end.
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ChatGPT
The largest share of AI search referral traffic today. The checker runs buyer style prompts for your category and market, and records whether your business is named and which source it was pulled from.
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Google Gemini and AI Overviews
Gemini leans more heavily on Google's own index and your Google Business Profile than the other platforms, so a strong local presence usually shows up here first. A gap between Gemini and ChatGPT usually points at missing third party citations.
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Perplexity
Perplexity cites its sources on every answer, which makes it the most useful platform for diagnosis. If it names competitors and not you, the citation list tells you exactly which pages you need to be on.
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Microsoft Copilot
Copilot draws on Bing, which most businesses ignore entirely. It is often the easiest platform to win because competition for Bing based signals is far lower than for Google based ones.
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Your AI Visibility Score
The share of tested buyer prompts where an AI platform named your business. Zero is a real and common result, and it is reported as zero rather than softened into "limited visibility". A score is a baseline to improve, not a grade.
What To Do Next
What a Low AI Visibility Score Actually Means
A zero score almost never means your website is bad. It usually means your website is irrelevant to how the answer was built. AI engines assemble recommendation lists from third party sources: directories, review platforms, and roundup articles that name businesses in your category. If you are not in those sources, no amount of on page work will put you in the answer.
This is why a business can rank first on Google and score zero on AI visibility. The two systems read different things. Fixing it means getting named where the AI is already looking, then making your own pages clear enough to quote once it arrives. That is the work covered by AI visibility plans and AI SEO services.
Common Questions
AI Visibility Questions, Straight Answers
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Ask the AI tools the way a customer would, not by name. Instead of asking ChatGPT what it knows about your company, ask it the buyer question: who are the best plumbers in your city, or which company should I call for this problem. If your business is not named in that answer, you have no AI visibility for that query, even if the tool can describe you accurately when you ask about you by name. The checker automates this across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot.
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An AI visibility score is the share of relevant buyer style prompts where an AI tool names your business, measured across multiple platforms. A score of zero means no AI engine named you for any tested query. It is a share of voice measure, not a ranking, because AI answers do not have positions the way search results do.
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They are accurate about what they measure, which is a sample. AI answers vary by prompt wording, user context, and time, so any single check is a snapshot rather than a fixed ranking. Run the same prompt set monthly and the trend is reliable even though any individual answer may shift. Treat a one time check as a baseline, not a verdict.
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Because AI engines rarely build recommendation lists by crawling business websites. They assemble them from third party sources: directories, review platforms, and roundup articles that name businesses in your category. A site can rank first on Google and still be absent from every AI answer, because it is not present in the sources the AI reads. This is the single most common cause of a zero score.
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Get named in the sources AI tools cite. That means claimed and complete listings in the major directories, consistent business details everywhere you appear, a strong and recent review profile, and clear structured content on your own site that answers the questions buyers actually ask. Website changes alone will not move a zero score, because the constraint is third party corroboration rather than on page optimization.