Does AI name your brand?

Paste a brand and its site. We run the questions buyers ask through live AI engines and show who gets named instead.

We read the site and draft the questions buyers ask. You can edit them next.

Runs live against ChatGPT Perplexity

How the free check works

  1. Step 1

    Drop in a domain

    Give the checker a brand's website. It works out the category and builds the buyer-style prompts worth asking — the “best X for Y” questions where recommendations are won and lost.

  2. Step 2

    The engines answer live

    The check queries ChatGPT and Perplexity in real time and reads the answers the way a buyer would: who gets named, who gets cited, and what each engine actually says about the brand.

  3. Step 3

    You get the score

    The result is a 0–100 AI visibility score with the answers behind it, so you can see the gap concretely — including which competitors the engines recommend when it should be you.

A check takes about thirty seconds and needs nothing but a domain. It is the same baseline an agency would build by hand in an afternoon — the ten questions buyers ask, run against the engines they actually use — compressed into one run. If the answers already name the brand, you will know. If they name a competitor instead, you will know exactly who.

Questions, answered

What does the free AI visibility check do?
It runs your brand through ChatGPT and Perplexity live, using the kind of prompts a buyer would type, then scores your visibility 0–100. You see whether the engines name you, what they say, and which competitors get named instead.
Is the check really free?
Yes. Running a check costs nothing and there is no card involved. You get the score and the highlights on the page, and the full report by email.
Which AI engines does the check cover?
ChatGPT and Perplexity, queried live at the moment you run the check — not cached results. These are the two engines where buyers ask for recommendations most today.
How is the AI visibility score calculated?
The score combines whether each engine mentions your brand, how prominently it appears in the answer, and how you stack up against the competitors named alongside you, aggregated across the prompts into a single 0–100 number you can track over time.
My score is low. What do I do about it?
A low score means the engines are recommending someone else when your buyers ask. The usual causes are pages models cannot quote and missing mentions on the sources they trust. Fixing it is exactly what AnswerPeek's full product does — it hands you the specific fixes, prioritised.