A shopper asks an AI assistant for the best {your category}. Does it say your name?

More of your customers start by asking ChatGPT or Claude instead of searching. If the model doesn't name you, you never make the shortlist it hands over — and no analytics tool will show you that, because there was no click to miss.

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We read your store, work out the category buyers actually shop in, and write the questions a real shopper would type.
We show you what we think your brand is first — you fix it if we're wrong, before we run anything.
Then we ask Claude those questions with no mention of your brand, and count who gets named — you, and who's taking your slot.
You get every answer verbatim. No score you can't check yourself.
And we tell you which parts of it not to trust. The free scan reliably answers are you named; it is too small to say reliably who beats you, so it shows that list and says so.

We ran this on 10 brands to see whether the number means anything. Three well-known software tools were named in every single answer. One leather-goods brand with a lovely site and real customers was named in none of them — a rival took the slot every time. The scan tells you which one you are.

Then we ran the same scan on the same brands three times over, questions held identical, because a number you can't reproduce isn't a finding. The score held — it moved by at most one answer. The list of rivals didn't: about half the names came back. So the free scan reports the score as a result and the rival list as a snapshot, and the paid audit asks enough questions to mark which rivals actually hold up. That's the difference you'd be paying for.