When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI for the best in your field, one business gets named — and it might not be yours. Run a free generative engine optimization check to see where you stand, then unlock the full four-engine report and action plan.
Not a vanity score. A map of where you're losing AI recommendations — and what to do about it.
Your visibility on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview — not just one.
The exact queries and competitors getting cited where you're invisible.
The articles AI cites in your category — so you can publish your own and earn the citation.
The directories, listings and sources AI trusts — and how to get placed on them.
What to do first, ranked by impact — no guesswork.
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A sample report — illustrative data to show the format and depth.
| Source AI cites | Type | Cite rate | Rivals cited | Play |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| thespruceeats.com | Listicle | 75% | Cascade Coffee Co., Ember Roasters | Content |
| reddit.com/r/smallbusiness | Forum | 60% | Cascade Coffee Co. | Off-page |
| wirecutter.com | News/Editorial | 55% | Cascade Coffee Co. | Content |
| yelp.com | Directory | 40% | — | Off-page |
| linkedin.com | Social | 35% | Cascade Coffee Co. | Off-page |
| youtube.com | Video | 30% | Ember Roasters | Off-page |
| instagram.com | Social | 22% | — | Off-page |
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An AI visibility audit measures whether large language models — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews — name and cite your brand when someone asks them for a recommendation in your category. Traditional SEO tools tell you where you rank on a page of links. An AI visibility audit answers a different, increasingly important question: when the answer engine skips the links and simply tells the user who to choose, are you in that answer — or is a competitor?
This discipline is usually called GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) or AEO (Answer Engine Optimization). Both describe the same shift: earning a place as the cited source inside an AI-generated answer, rather than a ranked result the user still has to click. As more searches end without a click, the brands named in AI answers capture demand the rest never see.
SEO optimizes for ranking positions and clicks on a results page. GEO/AEO optimizes for citations and mentions inside a generated answer. The inputs overlap — strong content, authoritative sources, structured information — but the scoreboard is different. You can rank first on Google and still be invisible in ChatGPT, because the model builds its answer from sources it trusts, not from the classic ranking order. An audit surfaces exactly that gap.
A proper audit runs the questions your customers actually ask — "best specialty coffee roaster in Portland", "top alternatives to QuickBooks", "is Webflow worth it" — across each major AI platform, then records three things for every prompt: whether your brand is cited as a linked source, whether it's mentioned in the text without a link, and which competitors and domains the model pulled in instead. Aggregated across dozens of prompts, that becomes a map: your share of AI answers, the platforms where you're weakest, and the exact third-party pages — listicles, forums, editorial reviews — that the models cite but you're absent from. Platforms also differ in how they credit brands: Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews attach linked citations, while ChatGPT and Gemini more often name a brand in prose — so a rigorous audit tracks being “mentioned” and being “cited as a linked source” as separate outcomes.
Buyers increasingly treat AI assistants as the first — and sometimes only — step in choosing a product. ChatGPT alone reached roughly 900 million weekly users in early 2026 (OpenAI), and Google's Gemini-powered AI Overviews now appear on a large and growing share of searches. The click that used to follow is vanishing: around 58% of US Google searches already end without one (SparkToro/Datos), climbing to roughly 83% when an AI Overview is shown (Similarweb), and Pew Research found only about 1% of AI Overview views lead to a click on a cited source. So if the model recommends a competitor, you lose the deal before you knew you were in the running — and unlike a ranking drop, there's no results page to check. Auditing your AI visibility turns that invisible gap into a concrete, fixable list: the prompts you're losing, the platforms to prioritize, and the content and citations that would earn you a place in the answer.
The free check runs on ChatGPT only: it asks 5 AI-recommended prompts about your category and shows which competitors get cited instead of you — view only. The full report runs all four AI platforms — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview — across up to 60 prompts covering up to 3 product/service categories and 5 competitors. You review and edit every prompt, offer and competitor before we run it, then it names every competitor and source winning each prompt and gives you a content + off-page action plan with ready-to-use briefs.
Yes. The ChatGPT check costs nothing and needs no card or account — just your website. The full report is a one-time $29.
No login, no password. Run the free check with your website. To unlock the full report, you pay once and we email it to you.
The free check takes a minute or two. After you unlock the full report, the four-platform analysis is generated and emailed to you, usually within about 20–30 minutes.
No. The full report is a single $29 payment. No auto-renew, no card saved.
Agencies sell month-long retainers to tell you roughly this. You get the analysis on demand for $29, with a concrete action plan you can act on yourself.
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