Free AI visibility tool
AI Brand Check
AI search engines describe your brand whether you optimize for them or not. Use this tool to test what they say, score the answer, and spot the missing signals that keep your brand from being cited accurately.
Brand Accuracy
Find out whether AI systems name your company correctly, place it in the right category, and avoid hallucinated details.
Competitor Positioning
See which competitors appear beside you, what advantages they get credited for, and whether your differentiators are missing.
Buyer Readiness
Test whether an AI answer gives a buyer enough reasons to trust you, contact you, or keep researching elsewhere.
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In 3-5 sentences, describe what [your brand] does, who they serve, and what makes them different from competitors. If you don't know, say so.
How to Read the Score
A single AI answer is not a complete strategy, but it is a useful diagnostic. The score tells you whether the model has enough public evidence to describe your brand without inventing, omitting, or confusing important details.
Score 0-2
Weak AI visibility
The model is guessing, omitting you, or describing the wrong business. Start with entity clarity, service pages, About content, schema, and one strong authority hub.
Score 3-4
Mixed AI visibility
The model knows something about you, but the answer is partial. The next fixes are usually deeper content, proof points, internal links, and better source pages.
Score 5-6
Strong AI visibility
The model has a usable picture of your brand. The work shifts to defending that position with fresh content, public proof, and recurring prompt audits.
What Usually Fixes Weak AI Visibility
When an AI system is vague or wrong, the fix is usually not one magic file. It is clearer source material, better structure, and repeatable measurement.
- Create a clear page that states what the brand does, who it serves, and why it is different.
- Add or improve Organization, WebSite, Service, Article, and FAQ schema where it matches the page content.
- Publish content that answers buyer questions directly instead of only describing services at a high level.
- Use descriptive internal links so crawlers understand which page is the source for each topic.
- Repeat the same prompt set monthly so movement is measured instead of guessed.