We ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your buyers actually ask, and show you who got named. Free, about a minute, no account.
Answer engine optimisation (AEO) is the work of getting named in the one answer an assistant gives. The free check and the one-off report ask AI assistants the questions buyers in your category ask, and show you their answers: who got named, which websites they cited, and what to fix first. If you then need daily numbers, a monthly tracker is the better buy, and we will tell you so. If you would rather someone did the work, we do that too.
A chip is the company the engine named. A dash means nobody. Company names are illustrative.
Yes. No card, no call. We ask you to confirm your email so the check only runs for people who want it. Free checks are kept and may be used, with the company name removed, in research about which websites AI assistants trust. Paid reports are private to you.
Live. When you click the link in your inbox, we ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity your buyers' questions and keep their actual replies. Every cell in your grid is an answer you can open and read. Nothing is estimated or made up; if an engine fails to answer, the cell says so and is left out of the score.
Start with the answers, then decide. The free check and the one-off report show you what the assistants actually said, with nothing to cancel. The answers move on a four to six week cycle as the engines find new sources, so once a month is enough for most companies: one free check per domain every 30 days, or the monitor runs the full report for you monthly and shows what moved. If you need daily numbers, a tracker is the better buy, and we will say so.
Most companies see a small number the first time. Ours was zero. A low score is the useful result: the report shows exactly which questions you lost and to whom, the websites the engines read to decide, and what to change first. If you would rather someone did the work, that is what the services are for.