We put 20 real buyer questions about what you sell to ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini — 60 answers — and check every single one for your brand: whether you're named, how high you land, who gets named instead, and which sources the AIs cite.
Measured through the engines' official APIs — real, web-grounded answers, without consumer-app personalization. Not affiliated with OpenAI, Perplexity, or Google.
No account, no dashboard, nothing to install. You pay once, send your store details, and the report lands in your inbox.
Twenty buyer questions drafted from your own store and what it sells — the way real shoppers ask. None of them name your brand; that's the point.
Every question goes to ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini through their official APIs, with live web search — 60 answers, gathered the same day.
Delivered by email within one business day: your visibility score, the exact passages that name you, and who is winning the answers you're missing.
Everything is measured from the answers themselves — nothing estimated, nothing recycled from other stores.
Your headline number: the share of answers that name your brand, overall and per engine, so you can see exactly where you're strong and where you're invisible.
Being named matters more when you're named first. Every mention is ranked: named first, in the top few, or later in the answer.
The precise sentences where each engine names your brand, quoted verbatim — see what the AIs actually say about you.
Every other brand the engines named, ranked by how often they appear. This is who is taking the sales when you're not in the answer.
The websites the AIs pulled from, ranked — with your own domain flagged. If review sites and roundups are feeding the answers, you'll know which ones.
All 60 answers, complete and expandable. Read exactly what a shopper would read, question by question, engine by engine.
A real Snapshot, run for a real store (shown here without its name). Your report carries your brand's name and the full detail behind every number.
Snapshot run October 27, 2026 · 20 buyer questions · 33 answers completed*
| Engine | Visibility | Named |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | 41% | 7 of 17 answers |
| Perplexity | 56% | 9 of 16 answers |
Named first ×7Top few ×6Later ×2
Giesswein ×4Hoka ×3Rothy's ×3Native Shoes ×3Smartwool ×3Icebreaker ×3
thegoodtrade.com ×5the brand's own site ×4amazon.com ×3cntraveler.com ×3travelandleisure.com ×3
The pattern to notice: review roundups and travel magazines feed these answers far more than brand websites do. The full report lists every source and every answer behind these numbers.
*This sample was an early test run completed on two engines. Every paid Snapshot includes all three.
One report, one price. No subscription, no account, no free scan that gives away the headline number.
Pay first, then send your store details below — we match them by your email.
Already paid? This is how your Snapshot gets run. Tell us the store, the brand name to listen for, and any other spellings of it.
They come from the same engines through their official APIs, with live web search — the same models and the same web. What they don't carry is the personalization of a signed-in consumer app (your history, your location), so treat the Snapshot as the clean, un-personalized picture: what AI says about your category to a shopper it doesn't know.
Because every Snapshot costs real money to produce — each question is a live, web-grounded API answer, not a page scrape. A free scan would have to give away the headline number, and the headline number is the product. The sample above is a real run, so you can judge the goods before you buy.
Within one business day of receiving both your payment and your store details. Most arrive the same day.
No — it measures it, precisely. If the report shows you're being skipped, the fixes live in how readable your store is to AI engines; that's what our sister service, GEO Ready, is for.