Find out whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google Gemini and Claude name your brand when people ask about your market, and what to fix if they don’t.
OpenAI says around 900 million people use ChatGPT every week (February 2026). Perplexity’s CEO said it handled 780 million queries in May 2025. If AI does not know your brand, none of them hear about you.
Analyze My PageTo check your AI visibility, ask AI engines the questions your customers ask, then count how often your brand comes back in the answers. You can do that yourself in a few minutes. Our free AI prompt generator writes the questions; you paste them into ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude and note who gets named.
This is not a Google ranking check. An AI answer can recommend you without linking to you. That means your analytics stay quiet while the recommendation happens somewhere you cannot see. A visibility check is the only way to look inside that answer.
A mention count tells you what happened. It does not tell you why. That is the second half of the job: analysing the page itself on 22 metrics across four pillars — content quality, AI readiness, technical basis, and authority and trust. Our guide to how the GEO score is calculated explains what each pillar measures and how the weights work.
Every engine also behaves a little differently. If one engine matters most to you, start there: we have a separate walkthrough for ranking in ChatGPT responses and one for getting cited by Perplexity. For the shared groundwork that helps across all of them, read AI search optimization first.
Ask the same questions in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Claude. Each engine picks its sources differently, so checking only one tells you very little. Our free prompt generator gives you the questions to ask.
AI answers almost always name someone. Write down which brands come back most often for your questions. That is your real competitor list inside AI search.
Our page analysis scores your page on 22 metrics across four pillars and names the fixes. You leave with a work list, not only a number.
Google AI Overviews reached 2 billion monthly users by July 2025. Many of those answers never produce a click, so nothing shows up in your traffic report.
In our Q3 2026 research sample of 116,328 websites, mostly German and Dutch, the average GEO score was 49.3 out of 100. Only 13 sites reached 80 or higher. The bar is still low, so early work pays off.
Research on generative engines (Aggarwal et al., KDD 2024) found that adding statistics, quotes and sources raised visibility by 30 to 40 percent. That is an edit, not a rebuild.
Tell our free prompt generator what you sell and where. It turns that into questions like the ones your customers ask AI.
Paste the questions into ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. Read the answers and note whether your brand is named, and who is named instead.
Run a GEO-Score page analysis. It scores your page and shows what to change first.
AI visibility is how often AI assistants name your brand when people ask questions about your market. It is not the same as a Google ranking. An AI answer can recommend you without linking to you, so it needs its own measurement.
It asks AI engines the questions your buyers ask, then checks whether your brand appears in the answers, how it is described, and which competitors appear next to you. GEO-Score does not run those checks for you: our free prompt generator gives you the questions, and you ask them yourself. Run the same questions again later to see whether anything changed.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Claude. Together these cover most AI answers people see today. Google AI Overviews alone reached 2 billion monthly users by July 2025.
Most tools in this market only monitor. Otterly.ai and Peec AI are lower-cost, self-serve trackers. Profound and Scrunch are larger platforms built around agency and enterprise workflows. Semrush AI Toolkit and Frase bundle AI-visibility features into a wider SEO suite. They all answer one question: were you mentioned? GEO-Score does not track mentions. It analyses the page on 22 metrics across four pillars and tells you what to change, and its free prompt generator helps you test the engines yourself. Choose a monitoring tool if you need ongoing reporting. Choose GEO-Score if you want the fix list. Prices and features move fast in this market, so check each vendor before you decide.
Start with access: AI crawlers must be able to read your page at all. Then make the answer easy to lift. Put it in the first paragraph, keep sentences short, and use clear headings and an FAQ. Add facts, quotes and sources. Then check the page again and compare.
The prompt generator is free. Page analysis is free too: 5 checks per domain every 30 days. A single-page report costs €1.99 one time. A full site audit costs €4.99 one time. Unlimited use is €29.99 per month.
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