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AI visibility checker: do ChatGPT and Gemini recommend you?

Pick your business. We ask ChatGPT and Gemini the questions your customers type, then show who they named, which sites they leaned on and what to fix first.

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How the check works

  1. 01

    We read your profile

    Your trade and your city come from your Google profile, so the questions sound like the ones people near you actually type. You can override both if the profile gets them wrong.

  2. 02

    We ask both assistants

    The same questions go to ChatGPT and to Gemini, asked the way a customer would ask them. Every answer is kept word for word, with the sites it cited.

  3. 03

    We compare and suggest

    We mark whether you were named, only mentioned, or left out, list who was named instead and which sites the answers relied on, then pick the three fixes that matter most.

What a result looks like

Here is a run for a dental clinic in London, with three of the questions its patients ask.

Example

Bright Smile Dental

Named in 1 of 6 answers

  • Who is the best dentist in Marylebone?

  • Where can I see an emergency dentist today in London?

  • Which London dental clinic is good with nervous patients?

Tap a status to read the answer word for word.

Named instead of you

  • Harley Smiles Clinicin 4 of 6 answers
  • Marylebone Dental Roomsin 2 of 6 answers
  • Regent Dental Carein 2 of 6 answers

Sites the assistants cited

  • nhs.ukcited 3×
  • doctify.comcited 3×
  • yelp.co.ukcited 1×

What to fix first

  1. Get your business onto the sites the assistants keep citing: nhs.uk and doctify.com.
  2. The places named ahead of you have more reviews: Harley Smiles Clinic (412) and Regent Dental Care (268). You have 87.
  3. Complete your Google profile: the categories, services and description are what assistants read about you.

AI answers change from run to run. Checked on October 20, 2026, from London.

Why assistants name some clinics and not others

An assistant does not keep a ranked list of businesses. It writes a fresh answer each time, from what it finds on the web at that moment: your Google profile, your website, review sites and local directories. A clinic that is described clearly and consistently in those places gets named more often.

That is why the result shows sources. If the answers keep citing two directories and you are on neither, that is the gap to close first. If they cite your own site, make sure it says what you treat and where.

Treat one run as a snapshot, not a score. Ask the same questions again in a few weeks after a change and compare the answers side by side.

For the full picture of how assistants choose local businesses, read how to show up in ChatGPT and Gemini answers.

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Straight answers

Questions owners ask

  • Is this my position in ChatGPT?

    No. Assistants do not have positions. Each answer is written fresh, so the same question can name different clinics an hour later. The check shows what the assistants said on one day, word for word, and which sites they relied on.

  • Which questions do you ask?

    Questions a customer near you would type for your trade and city, such as who is the best in your area or who can see someone today. They are written from your profile and shown in the result.

  • Why was I named by one assistant and not the other?

    ChatGPT and Gemini search the web differently and lean on different sites. Being named by one is a good sign; the sources list shows what the other one read instead.

  • How do I get named more often?

    Be described clearly in the places assistants read: a complete Google profile, a website that says what you do and where, and listings on the sites they cite for your trade. Reviews help too.

  • How many times can I run it?

    Up to 3 runs a day from one connection, because every run asks two assistants several questions. Your result stays at its own link for 30 days.