People have stopped scrolling through search results. They ask an assistant, get three names, and pick one. This shows you whether yours is on that list.
Why this matters now
Assistants answer with a handful of names. Everyone else is invisible — not ranked low, simply absent.
How it works
No install, no code, nothing to connect. You'll have an answer before your coffee goes cold.
Not keywords — the way a customer actually types it. "Who does emergency plumbing on a Sunday?"
ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, each with live web search, and we record every answer.
Your score, who won your customers, anything AI states wrongly about you — and the files to publish.
What you get
Most tools tell you there's a problem and stop. This hands you the answer already written.
The competitors AI recommends when it doesn't recommend you, and how often.
Wrong hours, wrong services, "permanently closed" — each one reached a customer deciding whether to come.
When your phone or address differs between sites, assistants stop trusting all of them. We find the mismatches.
Your business details tagged so AI can read them, and a draft FAQ page answering the questions you're missing.
Pricing
A single check tells you where you stand today. AI answers change week to week, and so do the competitors named ahead of you.
One location, checked every week.
Up to three locations, plus competitor tracking.
Fifteen locations, reports under your own brand.
Cancel any time. No contract. Full refund within 14 days.
Questions
Related, but not the same. Ranking on Google and being named by an assistant are decided differently — a business can sit at the top of search results and never be mentioned by ChatGPT. This measures the second thing.
No. The check works from your business name and city. A website gives assistants more to read, so it helps — but plenty of businesses get recommended on their listings and reviews alone.
No, and nobody can promise that. Assistants personalise answers and change them over time. We ask the same questions the same way each week, so the movement is meaningful even though any single answer varies.
Assistants re-read listings and pages over days to weeks, not minutes. Correct something today and expect to see it reflected in a week or two — which is why we check weekly rather than once.
It asks 5 questions on 2 assistants instead of 20 across all of them, and it doesn't compare your listings or generate the fixes. It's a real result, just a smaller sample.