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What do AIs say about…?

Your AI visibility score, from 0 to 100: how well every model on the panel knows your brand, and whether it names you when someone asks for what you sell. Companies and brands only, never people.

In a few words, the way a customer would search for it. We ask the models without telling them your brand.

If someone asked about this brand and what it sells in the past week, the result appears at once. If not, answers appear as each model replies, in a minute or two.

How it works

Two questions,
every model at once.

01

Two questions

What the brand is, and — without naming it — which three options the model would recommend to someone looking for what it sells. The same two questions go to every model at the same time, and almost all of them answer from memory, not from what they find that day. The exception is Perplexity, which searches the web before it answers and cites where it looked: it is in the panel because that is what people who ask it actually see.

02

A judge that is not a person

Another model reads each pair of answers and files it as correct, partial, confused with someone else, or no answer. Nobody checks it by hand, and every result says so underneath.

03

A score with its basis

Each model scores 60% for knowing you (a correct description counts 1, a partial one 0.5, confusing you or not answering 0) and 40% for naming you when asked for what you sell. The score is the average, from 0 to 100, and it always says how many models it comes from.

04

One result per brand

Each result is public and has its own address, so you can link to it. If someone asked about the same brand and the same product in the last seven days you see that run, and after thirty days it is deleted.

What it is not

  • Not what ChatGPT answers with browsing on. That is a live search result, not the model's memory, and it moves for other reasons.
  • Not an exact grade. It is a snapshot of one day: run again another week, it can move a few points. Every figure says how many models it comes from, because a number without its denominator is one nobody can check.
  • Not a ranking of brands. Two scores compare fairly only when both were asked about the same thing they sell, which is why the comparison below reuses your category.
  • Not the full report either. This asks two questions; the AI brand monitoring report asks six, sets you against your competitors and arrives by email.

Two questions give you a number.
Six tell you why.

The full report also asks what the models praise and criticise, how they read your sector, who they put in your place and how they compare you with a competitor. Every answer arrives whole, with the corrections worth making at the source.

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