What does AI say about your brand?

We ask the assistants, then show what they answer, who else they name, and where they got it. Free, no account.

Only 22.8% of brand appearances were recommendations in Cleotic's August 2026 study of 20,152 AI answers about UK brands. Most appearances were a listing, not an endorsement. Read the study

What the assistants say about you, counted

Your result has its own page, and we email you the link.

  • Visibility score

    How often the assistants named you across the answers, as a score out of 100.

  • Share of voice

    Your share of every brand mention in the answers, beside the competitors the assistants named.

  • Where the answers came from

    The sites the assistants cited when they answered, and how many of those were yours.

  • Questions you were left out of

    The questions where a competitor was named and you weren't.

  • What to do next

    Up to three moves drawn from the answers themselves.

  • A link to share

    Send the result to your team. It stays out of search engines.

Three steps, a few minutes

You give us a website and an email. We do the rest.

  1. We read your homepage

    We work out what you sell, who you sell to, and which competitors you're up against.

  2. We ask the assistants

    Five questions a buyer would ask, with no brand names in them, put to ChatGPT and Gemini with web search on. Up to 10 answers.

  3. We count and email you

    Who got named, in what order, and which sites the answers leaned on. The link arrives by email when it's ready.

What the numbers do and don't tell you

The score is a sample. These three things help you read it.

  • Named isn't recommended

    An assistant can list you fifth, with a caveat. The free check counts mentions. Cleotic also labels each one as recommended, listed or cautioned.

  • One run is a snapshot

    Answers change by day, by model and by how a question is worded. Read the free result as a sample of up to 10 answers, not a trend.

  • Sources explain the answers

    If the assistants lean on review sites and forums you're missing from, that is usually why a competitor gets named first.

What moves AI visibility

The assistants name brands they can find, read and back up with other sources.

  • Answer the questions buyers ask

    Pages that answer a buying question directly, with prices, specifics and comparisons, are easier for an assistant to quote.

  • Be on the sites that get cited

    Get listed and reviewed on the directories, review sites and publications the assistants cited in your result.

  • Make your site readable to AI

    If AI crawlers are blocked, or your text only appears after JavaScript runs, the assistants can't use it. The AI Readiness Checker shows which crawlers get in and what they find.

  • Say who you are the same way everywhere

    One company name, one description, the same profiles linked from your site, and Organization schema on it.

The free check is one sample. Cleotic keeps watching.

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FeatureFree checkCleotic
AI assistantsChatGPT and GeminiChatGPT and Google AI Overviews on Starter. Business adds Claude, Gemini and Google AI Mode
QuestionsFive, written for you, asked onceYour own prompts, 15 on Starter, 35 on Business or more on Enterprise, asked on a regular schedule
MentionsCountedLabelled recommended, listed or cautioned, with the answer text
CompetitorsThe ones the assistants happened to nameAs many as you choose, with share of voice over time
SourcesThe top cited sitesEvery citation with a signal score, and the sources you're missing from
How AI describes youNot includedSentiment by model, on Business and above
What to do nextUp to three movesAn opportunities inbox, and on Business, articles briefed, drafted and sent to WordPress or Contentful
HistoryOne snapshot90 days, or unlimited on Enterprise

Questions

About the AI Visibility Checker

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