Free AI visibility checker

Does ChatGPT recommend your local business?

Test one commercial recommendation prompt for your category and city. See whether your business appears, which competitors are recommended, and the complete answer behind the result.

Free. No signup. We ask ChatGPT how it answers for your category.

What this first check tells you

The free report gives you an answer-level observation: the prompt tested, whether your business appeared, the competitors named, and the full response returned for that check.

It does not claim that one answer represents every customer, platform, or future run. Use it to discover the recommendation gap, then build a repeatable prompt and market baseline before prioritizing GBP, review, citation, content, or schema work.

From check to operating system

  1. 01

    Measure

    Expand from one check to the real recommendation prompts in each market.

  2. 02

    Explain

    Compare competitors, sources, profiles, reviews, citations, content, and schema.

  3. 03

    Improve

    Prioritize the evidence gaps most relevant to the prompt and customer decision.

  4. 04

    Prove

    Repeat the measurement and report movement without manufacturing causality.

AI visibility checker questions

What does the free AI visibility checker test?

It tests a commercial recommendation prompt for the business category and city you provide, then shows whether the business appeared and which competitors were named.

Is one AI answer a complete visibility audit?

No. It is a useful first observation. A complete program uses a defined prompt portfolio, several relevant platforms, market context, cited sources, and repeated measurements.

Why can the answer change between checks?

Generated answers can retrieve different sources and vary between runs. Model updates, location, query wording, indexing, and competitor changes can also affect the response.

What should I inspect after the report?

Compare the recommended businesses, cited sources, Google Business Profile, reviews, citations, service content, schema, local rankings, and entity consistency before choosing a fix.