Is your brand in ChatGPT?
Pick one question a buyer would actually type. We ask ChatGPT, read the answer it gives, and tell you whether it cited you, merely named you, or handed the buyer to somebody else.
free · no account · no card · one question, one engine
What this actually does
One check, honestly described
- A real answer
- The check runs in a real signed-in browser session — the same surface your buyer uses — rather than through a model API, which answers differently and does not do the retrieval that decides who gets cited.
- A few minutes
- The browser pool is shared and rate-limited, and your check waits its turn in it. Nothing here spins up a browser per visitor; a busier day means a longer queue, never a bigger burst.
- A page you can share
- Every result gets its own public URL. Send it to a co-founder, or paste it wherever you are arguing about this.
- A snapshot, not a baseline
- Cited domains vary between runs of the same prompt — about 2.2% of them are cited consistently across three runs. One answer tells you where you stand today; it does not tell you whether anything you changed worked.
What the weekly version looks like
| Buyer question | ChatGPT | Perplexity | Google AI | Gemini | Claude |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| best invoicing software for freelancers | cited | named | absent | named | cited |
| invoicing tools that handle EU VAT | named | cited | named | absent | named |
| cheapest way to send a client an invoice | absent | named | absent | absent | named |
| invoicing app with recurring billing | cited | cited | named | named | absent |
Tracking the same questions across five engines every week is what tells you whether anything you did worked — that starts at $19/mo.
