Score and share of voice
One number, from every answer, split against every rival the engines named.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews answer buyers with a short list of 3 to 6 companies. The free check shows whether you are on it, and which competitor took your place. Then we do the work: we write and publish the pages, claim the listings, pitch the sources, and run the same check at day 30 so you can see what moved.
Here are the tools engineering teams most often pick:
One number, from every answer, split against every rival the engines named.
The exact buyer questions where a rival was named and you were not, with who took each one.
| Buyer question | Engine | Named instead |
|---|---|---|
| best payroll software for a 50-person company | Perplexity | Meridian |
| payroll with WPS filing for the UAE | ChatGPT | Oakline |
| Meridian alternatives for small teams | Gemini | Brightwell |
| how to run payroll for contractors | Perplexity | Meridian |
The pages behind the answers, ranked by how many questions they decide, and whether each one names you.
Thirteen checks on the things that decide whether an engine can fetch and quote you.
Ranked by the answers each one touches. Two you can do this week; on a plan we do all five.
About 3 minutes, no account and every number comes from an answer we recorded.
We read your site, work out what you sell and who buys it, and write the 15 questions those buyers ask an AI engine.
Each question goes to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Who gets named, in what order, and which sites each answer cites: all of it kept, verbatim.
A score out of 100, the questions where a rival was named instead of you, and the five fixes that move the score first.
Your report lists the buyer questions you are missing from, and we go after a set of them for you. Not a dashboard of recommendations: the pages get written, the listings get claimed and the sources get pitched, by the person you will be emailing, and the same questions are asked again every month so the movement is measured rather than promised.
Your buyers' questions, put to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews. Who is named, in what order, which pages each engine cites.
The pages the engines cited, ranked by how many of your questions they decide. That list is the work.
The page that answers the question you are missing from, written for you, sent over for approval, then published on your domain. Yours to keep.
We claim the listings, pitch the sites the engines already trust, and ask the same questions again at day 30, until the answer names you.
There is no login, no seat to buy and no dashboard to learn. The check is automatic, because a machine should ask sixty questions rather than a person. Everything after it is done by hand.
The questions are agreed with you in week one. The pages are written and sent to you before they go anywhere near your domain. The listings are claimed in your name, and the sources are pitched one at a time, by a person, with your approval on every pitch.
When you reply to any email from here, it reaches the person who did that work. Not a ticket, not a queue, not a bot that asks you to rate the conversation. That is also why only a few companies are taken on at a time: the work is done by hand, and hands do not scale like software.
Run by Monish. Write to him before you buy anything; he answers within a working day.
AI visibility is how often AI engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews name your company when a buyer asks who to consider in your category. It also counts whether they cite your pages. A score of 60 or more means most answers name you. Below 25 means buyers rarely hear your name. How the score is built.
Both, in one run. The checker part is the score: how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews name you across 15 buyer questions. The audit part is the report behind it: the questions you are missing from, who was named instead, the sources the engines cite, 13 site checks and 5 ranked fixes. It is free and takes about three minutes.
We write 15 buyer questions from your site, put each one to 4 AI engines and record all 60 answers. Your score weighs how often you are named, how high you land in the list and whether the engine cited your site. A second score covers whether AI engines can read your site at all: 13 checks on crawler access, structured data, llms.txt and sitemap.
You can ask one question. The check asks 15 questions on 4 engines with web search on, records the order and the cited sources in all 60 answers and scores them the same way every month, so you can see movement.
Yes. Enter your website, where your buyers are and a work email, pick the engines, and the score appears in about 3 minutes (about a minute on one engine). The report is a link with a PDF download: your missed questions, the competitor named in your place and 5 ranked fixes. No credit card. Booking a call is optional.
Site fixes are read within days of the engines' next visit. A new review profile or listing takes 2 to 6 weeks to be picked up. Every plan rescans the same questions at day 30 and shows the movement; we do not estimate a lift we have not measured.
You can scan 1 new website a day. Each website refreshes once a week, so a second run inside 7 days returns the same report. Plans include monthly or weekly rescans.
Built by Monish. Every score comes from recorded answers you can inspect in your report.
Your report lists the buyer questions you are missing from. Pick a plan and we go after a set of them for you: we publish the pages and build the citations AI engines trust. The same report runs every month and shows which questions you now own.
We are putting 15 questions to 4 AI engines and reading all 60 answers. Leave a work email and the report link reaches your inbox the moment it is ready. You can close this tab.
We send your score and your 5 ranked fixes when the scan finishes. No credit card.