Does ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI recommend your business?

AI visibility is how often AI answer engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews name, recommend or link to your business when someone asks a question you should appear in. AINameCheck measures it as a count: in how many of 10 customer questions was your business named.

There is no form or fee. Make your business easy to find and understand: clear text on your site about what you sell and where, the same facts on your Google Business Profile and directories, mentions on other trusted sites, and ChatGPT's search crawler (OAI-SearchBot) allowed in robots.txt. Then run the free check to see where you stand, and re-check monthly because answers change.

Sometimes. Google decides query by query whether to show an AI Overview, and local searches often also show map listings. The free check asks Google your 10 questions and tells you which ones had an overview and whether your business was named.

SEO aims to place a page in a list of search results. AI visibility is about being named inside a written answer. They overlap, because AI answers draw on web pages, but an answer can name a business that ranks lower in the list or skip one that ranks high. AINameCheck reports a count, not a ranking.

No. Nobody outside the engines controls their answers, and answers change between runs. What you can do is make your business easier to find and describe, and measure the result over time.

It asks 10 customer questions in your language and reports how many answers name your business. For each engine that ran, the report shows how many of the questions that came back named your business, such as 8 of 10.

No. The ChatGPT column uses the OpenAI Responses API with web search and your city. The Gemini column uses the Gemini API, with the city in the prompt. Google AI Overviews come from Bright Data's SERP API. Apps on a phone can answer differently.

No. The report does not show a rank, a share of voice chart, or a place in a list. It shows a count of questions where the business was named.

These products change answers between runs. A second check can name the business on a different set of questions. That is why every report says the results vary.

A business name, what you sell, a country, and a language. A city and a website are optional; without a city the questions are about the whole country. There is no account for the free count.

The full answers, which competitors were named instead of you and the sources the engines used, plus a scorecard with priorities, profile copy for ChatGPT and Google Business Profile, a fact sheet for AI agents, site fixes with draft FAQs, JSON-LD to paste into your site, 20 test questions, a recap of the claim steps, and llms.txt and robots snippets. Missing facts stay marked CONFIRM. The price is 39 US dollars once.

The free report shows the score per engine and Named or Not named for each question. If you add an email, we send that summary and the report link. The full answers, your competitors' names and the sources are only in the kit. A kit you pay for is shown on a page and offered as a download. Stripe sends the receipt.

The business name, city, country, language, what you sell, an optional website, pages the check could read, the answers, and an email only if you add one. Details are on the privacy page.