Does AI recommend your company?
Type in your company and website. The check asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude which companies they would recommend in your category, and what they know about yours. You see whether you were named and who got recommended instead, and whether the AIs can read your site at all. It is free and usually takes about ten seconds.
Free AI visibility checker
0/4 The category test
Where you are weak
Share of voice
Sites the AI trusts for your category
Can AI read your site?
These are the basics an AI needs to read your site. They do not decide whether it recommends you; what other sites write about you matters more.
Answer by answer
The check uses the AI companies’ own APIs, which answer close to, but not exactly like, the ChatGPT or Gemini apps.
Want the AIs to recommend you instead?
Parvi, the agency I co-founded, digs into your AI visibility: what your buyers ask the AIs, who gets recommended instead of you, and what to change first. The deep analysis goes further than this free check.
Book a GEO deep diveWhat is an AI visibility checker?
An AI visibility checker asks AI assistants the question your buyers ask and shows whether your company is in the answer. This one asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude for the best companies in your category, counts how many answers named you and lists who they recommended instead. It also reads your own site the way an AI crawler does and flags anything that keeps the AIs from reading it.
It is free, takes about ten seconds and needs only your company name and website. The rest is guessed from your homepage, and you can fix the guess before you run the check. Fix it if it is off, because the buyer’s question is only as good as those words.
Read the answers yourself too. The check can tell whether you were named, but not whether the description of your company is right.
What this checker includes
Named in x of N answers
The headline number: how many of the AI answers to a buyer’s question named your company.
The exact question
What the AIs were asked, written from your own words the way a buyer would type it. It is printed on the page.
Where you are weak
Only what the answers show: named by one AI only, named some of the time, low in the list, or not known by name.
Competitors named instead
The companies the AIs recommended, how many answers named each and a line from the answer. Names come only from answers that searched the web, and only companies whose website we could confirm are shown.
Share of voice
Your share of the company mentions, set against those competitors.
Sites the AI trusts
The sites the AIs cited as sources for your category, and whether your own site was one of them.
AI readiness checks
Plain checks of your own site, no AI involved: whether robots.txt lets the AI crawlers in (GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and Bingbot), noindex or nosnippet rules, text that shows without JavaScript, Organization schema with sameAs links, a sitemap, a title and description, and llms.txt. Each comes with one line on how to fix it.
Answer by answer
What each of the four AIs said, including what it knew about your company when asked by name.
All four AIs search the web before they answer, and you get one free check a day. Results are saved for 30 days, so the same details show the same answers.
What it does not do: it does not track your visibility over time. It asks one buyer question, not dozens. It cannot tell whether what an AI says about your company is correct. And it asks the AIs through their companies’ own APIs, which answer close to, but not exactly like, the ChatGPT or Gemini apps. It is a snapshot, not an audit.
How to read your result
Start with the number. Named in none of the answers means a buyer who asks an AI about your category does not hear about you. Named in some means you are in the running, but not every time. Named in all means you are in the answer to this one question; the checker says nothing about the questions it did not ask.
Then look at who was named instead and which sites the AIs cited. Those sites are where the AIs read about your field, and getting written about there is usually the way into the answers.
The readiness checks come last because they are the floor, not the goal. A site that blocks AI crawlers or shows no text without JavaScript is hard for an AI to read. Passing every check still does not get you recommended.
Checker, tracker or audit?
Checker
One snapshot, right now, for one buyer question. This page is a checker.
Tracker
Asks a fixed set of questions on a schedule and shows how your share moves from week to week. Usually a paid tool.
Audit
A person works out why the AIs answer the way they do: your site, the sources they cite, your competitors and what to change first.
Parvi, the agency I co-founded, does the audit as a GEO deep dive.
How to improve your AI visibility
Let the AI crawlers in and say plainly on your own site what you do, for whom and where. After that, what matters most is being mentioned on the sites the AIs cite for your category: comparison articles, directories, reviews and trade media.
The longer version is in What is GEO?. If you serve local customers, read AI visibility for local business, and if your company has a new name, read why AI still uses your old name.
Questions
Is this AI visibility checker free?
Yes. Each visitor gets one free check a day, and the whole tool has a monthly limit. When the monthly limit is used up, the check pauses until the start of the next month and the page points you to Parvi instead.
Which AI services does it check?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. All four search the web before they answer, so the four answers are comparable. Gemini cannot be told where to search; the other three can.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT myself?
It asks four AIs the same buyer question at once and counts the answers that named you. It lists the competitors with confirmed websites, shows the sites the AIs cited and checks whether AI crawlers can read your site. Your own ChatGPT may also shape its answers with your chat history, so what you see there is not quite what a buyer sees.
What is an AI visibility audit?
An audit goes further than a checker. It looks at many buyer questions, the sources behind the answers, your site and your competitors, and ends with a plan for what to change first. This free check is a starting point; Parvi, the agency I co-founded, does the full audit.
How often should I check my AI visibility?
Once a month is enough for most companies. Answers vary from one run to the next, so a single check is a snapshot. Changes to your site or to what others write about you can take weeks to show up in the answers.
Does it work outside Finland?
Yes. Type any city, country or region, or leave it as global. ChatGPT and Claude can be told the country and city to search from, Perplexity only the country. Gemini only sees the location in the question itself.
Why wasn't my company recommended?
Most often there is too little about the company on the sites AI services read and trust: its own website, news, directories, reviews, comparison articles and discussions. The companies that get named tend to be the ones other sites keep writing about.
What happens to what I type?
The company name, website and the details about what you sell are sent to the AI services through DataForSEO, which runs the questions for this tool. The checker also reads public files of the site you enter: the homepage, robots.txt, the sitemap and llms.txt. We keep a log of every check (what was typed and what the AIs answered) to see how the tool is used. The log holds no IP address or other details about you. Your IP address is only used in scrambled form to count the daily limit and is deleted after a day.
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