Does ChatGPT recommend my business?

Does ChatGPT recommend my business? Search your brand in the published AIGROW Index to see recorded mentions and open the original results.

Published edition: October 2026. No live AI calls. No account needed.

Use the name your customers know. Accents and case do not matter.

Search the AIGROW Index to find business names mentioned in its published tests of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok. Each result links to a category and place, with the edition and mention frequency. This searches a fixed sample of answers. A missing name does not mean an assistant never recommends that business.

How to check your business

Enter a business name
Use your trading name or brand, not a website address. Accents, case and punctuation do not matter. The search also checks name variants recorded in the published Index. Shorter names can match several businesses.
Narrow the location
Optionally enter a city or country. Country names work in every site language, and cities work with their English or published local name. Check the name, category and location before treating a result as your business. Similar names are suggestions, not confirmed identities.
Read the evidence
Open an Index result to see the questions, ranking and method. The total counts answered tests that named the business. Each assistant’s percentage uses only that assistant’s answered tests on that page. Failed requests are excluded, and assistants can have different sample sizes.
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If your name is missing, try another trading name or remove the location filter. The Index covers a fixed set of categories and places. Run the free AI visibility scan for a check tailored to your business, whether or not it is listed here.

Questions about this business lookup

No. This searches the published AIGROW AI Visibility Index, without sending your search to an AI assistant. The results show their edition. They describe the tested questions and answers, not every answer a customer might see today.

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok appear when they named a business in a published Index ranking. Each result shows only assistants that named it, with their mention rate and number of answered tests. The linked Index page explains the questions and collection method.

Your category or location may not be covered, the answers may use another name, or your business may not have met the publication threshold. Missing from this lookup does not prove that AI assistants never mention you. Try a different name or use the free AI visibility scan.

No. Matching ignores accents and punctuation and suggests small spelling differences. Businesses can share a name, including in the same city. Check the linked ranking and your category before relying on a match. We do not merge similar names into a verified business identity.

Use the Copy search link button to share this search, or share the original Index page. Results can change when a new edition is published. A recorded mention is evidence from that sample, not a guarantee of a future mention, ranking or customer visit.

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