When Someone Nearby Asks an AI, Is Your Business the Answer?

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AI Visibility Analysis

Check Your Local Visibility

When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity or Grok for what you sell, the answer names businesses. We find out whether yours is one of them, and who is named instead.

All we need is your website URL and email address — we do the rest:

  1. 1We learn what you sell — We read your site for your offering, your market, and where you operate, then ground that understanding in real search data
  2. 2We ask the way your customers would — 25 realistic questions across the three prompt categories people actually use — comparing options, ready to buy, and learning — each run against the current model every assistant serves its own users
  3. 3We turn 125 answers into a plan — How often you're named, who gets recommended instead, and six prioritized insights, each with a copy-paste prompt to act on today

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We never mention your brand in the prompts. If AI recommends you, it's because it found you on its own — not because we told it to look.

Tested with your real geography: your city, your neighbourhoods, the way locals actually ask.

"Best near me" questions used to end at a map. Now they end at an answer: someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity or Grok for a plumber, a clinic, or a caterer in their part of town, and the assistant names two or three businesses. The AI Visibility Analysis is an AI visibility checkup for local service businesses: 25 realistic customer questions localized to your actual service area, asked to all five assistants with web search on, and 125 responses analyzed for who got recommended. $29 USD once, about 5 minutes, no account.

Local questions, at the right zoom level

A visibility test is only as honest as its questions, and for a local business the geography is most of the question. Generic prompts measure a market you're not in; over-specific ones measure conversations nobody has.

So when your offering depends on being nearby, we write the questions at neighbourhood-to-city granularity, learned from your own site. Close enough that the answers are about the area you actually serve, and no closer.

That upper limit matters more than it sounds. Name a single street and the field of candidates collapses to almost nothing, so getting mentioned becomes easy and the score stops measuring anything. Discoverability is only meaningful where you are competing: a question a real buyer would ask, against every other business that could plausibly answer it. Then you see who the assistants recommend in your area, and how often it's you.

What the report shows a local business

How often you were named across the five assistants, and where you weren't. The local competitors recommended instead, ranked by how often they came up. The pages the assistants cited while answering, which for local questions is often the directories and review sites that decide these answers. And six prioritized insights, each with a word-for-word quote from the responses and a ready-made prompt you can paste into your own AI assistant to start on it.

Try the 20-second version first

Open any AI assistant and ask for the best [what you do]in your city, without naming your business. If you're not in the answer, a competitor is. That's one question in one assistant on one day; the analysis runs 25 across all five.

Frequently Asked Questions

Want the full walkthrough first? The main tool page has a report preview and the complete FAQ, and our guide to AI visibility explains what the report measures.