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Do ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok name your business?

Type the business, its category and its city. Two questions a buyer asks go to four assistants, and every answer comes back word for word: whether you are named, in what place, and who is named instead.

Free and without sign-up. About 30 seconds. The result gets its own link, which search engines are told not to list.

The name an assistant would write. Spelling does not have to match exactly: case, punctuation and “Ltd” or “LLC” are ignored.

The 35 categories the AI Visibility Index measures. The questions are the Index’s own for that category.

Anywhere. The 88 cities the Index covers are asked in their own language, as the Index asks them; any other place is asked in English.

What a check asks
8answers, shown word for word
Questions, from the Index
2
Assistants asked
4
Time
about 30 s
Cost
free

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok, each asked both questions once. The same measurement at full size is the AI Visibility Index.

The AI visibility checker asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok two questions a buyer asks about your category and city, and shows each answer word for word. You see whether your business is named, in what place, and who is named instead. It is free, needs no sign-up, and takes about thirty seconds.

How the check works

What is asked, of whom, and what the result can and cannot tell you.

The questions
The first two of the four the AI Visibility Index asks for the same category and place, word for word. A city or country the Index covers is asked in its own language, as the Index asks it; anywhere else is asked in English.
The assistants
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok, each asked both questions once, with no web search, no chat history and no location. All eight calls go at once, and one still silent at 30 seconds is left out and marked rather than guessed.
What counts as named
The name typed, matched loosely: case, punctuation and legal suffixes such as Ltd or LLC are ignored, and a list that writes a longer or shorter form of the name still counts. It is counted at the place it holds in that list.
The day’s answers
The answers depend on the question, not on who asks it, so one set is kept for 24 hours for each category and place and every check in that time reads it. Two dentists in Milan checked on the same day are compared on the same answers.
What it does not show
Sources: without web search an assistant cites nothing, so the check shows what each one says and why, not which pages it read. And a score: two questions answered once are a snapshot. The Index asks four questions three times for each place.

Yes. There is no sign-up and no email to give. A check asks two questions to four assistants, and one connection can run five checks an hour.

They are the first two of the four questions the AI Visibility Index asks about the same category and place, word for word. A city or country the Index covers is asked in its own language, as the Index asks it; any other place is asked in English.

The check asks each assistant with no web search, no chat history and no location, the same way for all four. The app you use has all three, and any assistant can answer the same question differently twice. That is why the Index asks every question three times.

No. Without web search an assistant cites nothing, so the check shows what each one says about the category from what it already knows, and why it names each business. The visibility audit maps the sites the assistants cite when they do search.

Whoever you give its link to. Results are not listed anywhere and search engines are told not to index them. A check of the same category and place within 24 hours reads the same answers, so two businesses checked on the same day are compared fairly.

Two questions show where you stand. The audit shows how to move.

Your buyers' real questions, put to the same four assistants, with the sites they cite mapped and the fixes ranked. $490, paid once, back in five business days.

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