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Free AI Visibility Checker

See how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini name your brand when a buyer asks a question in your category. We run 30 real AI answers and show you where you stand.

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Free check covers
ChatGPT
Perplexity
Gemini

Google AI Mode comes with the Professional plan and above. Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek are available as add-ons.

Our own research

One check tells you whether you appeared. Not whether you usually appear.

AI answers are generated fresh each time. Ask the same buying question twice and the brands named can change, which means a single look at a single answer is a snapshot, not a measurement.

We measured this across every brand, platform and question combination we track, then compared each individual check against the majority verdict for that combination. Treat this free check as a first reading: it is enough to tell you whether you have a problem worth looking at, and not enough to tell you its size.

Read the study
536

brand, platform and question combinations measured

80.4%

of those that appeared at all were inconsistent

72.2%

how often a single check matched the majority verdict

What you get

Your Visibility Score

One number for how present your brand is across the answers we ran.

Where each platform stands

A per-platform read, because coverage rarely looks the same on all three.

The answer that went to a competitor

A real response where a rival was named and you were not.

The sources AI pulled from

The pages and sites cited in the answers about your category.

How it works

From your domain to a scored report in a few minutes.

1

Enter your domain

No install, no tag, no access to your site required.

2

We ask the buyer questions

10 real questions from your category on each of 3 AI platforms, 30 answers in all.

3

You get a scored report

Your score, the platform breakdown, and the sources behind it.

What this AI visibility checker does

More buyers now ask an AI assistant which product to choose before they reach a search results page. This checker asks those questions for you. It finds the buying questions people ask in your category and puts them to the AI platforms directly: 10 questions on each of ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, 30 answers in all. Every answer is a real response, read the way a buyer would read it.

For each answer it records whether your brand is named, whether your site is cited as a source, where you appear when you are mentioned, and which competitors were recommended instead. It also lists the pages and sites the answers cited, so you can see where the AI platforms get their information about your category.

It looks at your site from the outside too: whether the crawlers AI platforms use are allowed to fetch your pages, and how ready your site is to be read and cited. Nothing is installed, and nothing needs access to your accounts.

What your Visibility Score means

The Visibility Score is one number from 0 to 100 for how present your brand is across the answers we ran. It combines four things, so two brands mentioned equally often can still score differently.

How often you are mentioned

The share of answers that name your brand or cite your site. This is your Brand Coverage.

Where you appear

Whether you are among the first brands an answer recommends or a passing mention further down.

How many questions you show up on

Appearing across many buying questions counts for more than appearing on one or two.

How many platforms you show up on

Being present on ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, not only on one of them.

How your report labels the score

Excellent
70 to 100
Strong
50 to 69
Fair
30 to 49
Needs Work
10 to 29
Not Visible Yet
0 to 9

Your report labels a score of 50 or above Strong, and 70 or above Excellent. The labels describe your own result, not a ranking against other brands, so the more useful comparison is with the competitors the report names from the same answers. A single check is a first reading, so treat a score close to a band edge as a range rather than a verdict.

Which AI platforms the free check covers

Each AI platform answers from its own sources, and coverage rarely looks the same on all of them. A brand one platform recommends can be missing from another for the same question, which is why your report gives every platform its own read.

  • ChatGPT

    10 buyer questions, each answer read in full for mentions of your brand, citations of your site, and the sources it leaned on.

  • Perplexity

    10 buyer questions, each answer read in full for mentions of your brand, citations of your site, and the sources it leaned on.

  • Gemini

    10 buyer questions, each answer read in full for mentions of your brand, citations of your site, and the sources it leaned on.

Google AI Mode comes with the Professional plan and above. Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek are available as add-ons.

How to improve your AI visibility

Your report shows where you are weakest. These are the levers that move the score, in roughly the order worth checking them.

Let AI crawlers in

If robots.txt or a firewall blocks the crawlers AI platforms use, your pages cannot be read when an answer is written, whatever they say.

Check your robots.txt

Make key pages easy to read and cite

Clear headings, a direct answer near the top, FAQ sections and structured data make a page easier for AI to quote and link to.

Check a page

Answer the buying questions directly

AI platforms reach for pages that answer what it costs, what it works with, and how it compares, in the first lines. Pricing, comparison and integration pages often matter more than blog posts.

How to write content AI cites

Get named on the sources AI cites

Answers lean on publishers, review sites, comparison articles and forums. The sources list in your report shows which ones the answers in your category cite.

Where AI gets its information

Measure again after you change something

One check is a first reading. After a change, ask the same questions again, more than once, before you decide whether it worked.

Why one check is not enough

AI visibility checker vs tracker vs audit

The three names get used loosely, but they answer different questions.

A checker takes one reading

A checker like this one asks your buying questions once and shows what came back. It tells you whether there is a problem worth looking at. Because answers change between runs, a single check matched the majority verdict 72.2% of the time in our repeat-measurement study, on the questions where results varied.

A tracker asks the same questions on a schedule

A tracker re-asks the same tracked prompts over time, so a change shows up as a trend instead of noise. SurfacedBy plans run a Daily Check on a focused set of prompts every day and a Full Check across every tracked prompt and AI platform on the plan, with the competitors named in those answers tracked alongside you.

An audit looks at the site itself

An audit reads your website rather than the answers: whether AI crawlers can reach it, how pages are structured, and what structured data is present. It explains why you might be missing, but not whether you are. Our free Robots.txt AI Bot Checker and AI Content Checker cover the basics.

Start with the free check. If it shows a gap worth closing, tracking the same questions is how you find out whether the work moved it.

See an example report

We do not publish a sample free report filled with invented numbers. The closest real example is our public demo: the live, read-only dashboard for a real brand. It is built from the same measurements your free report starts from, including the Visibility Score, Brand Coverage, the competitors named in the answers and the sources they cited, tracked across many checks instead of one.

Who the free check is for

Founders

A quick, honest read on whether AI assistants recommend you before you spend time or money fixing it.

Marketers

Evidence to bring to planning: the answers that named a competitor instead of you, and the sources behind them.

SEO and content teams

The buying questions you miss and the cited pages worth studying before you write the next piece.

Agencies

A first reading on a brand you work with or are about to pitch, taken from the outside with no access needed.

Common questions

What is an AI visibility checker?
An AI visibility checker asks AI assistants the questions your buyers ask, then reports whether those answers name your brand and which sources they cited. This one asks 10 questions on each of ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, 30 answers in all, then shows how often you appear, where you rank when you do, and what the answers cited.
Is there a tool that can check my AI visibility score?
Yes, this one. Enter your domain and we run the questions for you, then score how present your brand is across the answers. It is free and takes a few minutes.
How do I get AI visibility?
AI assistants answer from the sources they can reach and trust, so visibility follows from being present and citable in those sources: pages that answer buying questions directly, third-party reviews and comparisons that mention you, and a site AI crawlers are allowed to read. The report tells you which of those is weakest for your domain.
Is it really free?
Yes. The check costs nothing and needs no credit card. We ask for an email so we can send your report and confirm the request is real, and each email address and network gets a limited number of free checks. Paid plans are for tracking the score over time.
How accurate is a single AI visibility check?
It is a first reading, not a measurement. AI answers are generated fresh each time, so the brands named can change between runs. In our own study of 536 brand, platform and question combinations, 80.4% of the combinations where the brand appeared at all were inconsistent across repeat checks, and on those a single check agreed with the majority verdict 72.2% of the time. One check tells you whether you have a problem worth looking at; repeated checks tell you its size.
What is a good AI visibility score?
Your report labels a score of 50 or above Strong, and 70 or above Excellent. The labels describe your own result, not a ranking against other brands, so the more useful comparison is with the competitors the report names from the same answers. A single check is a first reading, so treat a score close to a band edge as a range rather than a verdict.
Can I check a competitor's AI visibility?
The check runs on the domain you enter, but each email address and network gets a limited number of free checks, and very large household-name platforms are declined, because the free check is meant for a site you can act on. The better view of competitors is already in your own report: it names the brands that appeared in the same answers, so you see who the AI platforms recommend instead of you.
How often should I check my AI visibility?
Often enough to see a trend rather than one noisy reading. The free check is a one-off, so use it to decide whether there is a problem. To see whether your visibility is moving, the same questions need to be asked on a schedule: paid plans run a Daily Check every day and a Full Check across your whole prompt set and every AI platform on your plan. If you are changing pages, measure before and after, more than once.
Which AI platforms does the free check cover?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, with 10 questions on each. Google AI Mode comes with the Professional plan and above. Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek are available as add-ons.
Do I need to install anything on my site?
No. We check from the outside, exactly as a customer researching you would. We do not need access to your analytics, your Search Console, or your code.