Is your site named in AI answers? Free check

What the check shows

Customers increasingly ask an assistant instead of typing a search: "who is the best painter in my town?", "which tool tracks my Google rank?". The answer names a few businesses and links a few sources. If your business is not among them, that customer never sees you, and no ranking report tells you.

This check asks one such question for you, live, to three engines:

• ChatGPT, with web search on, so its answer names sources.
• Gemini, as the logged-out app answers.
• Google AI Mode, Google's conversational answer.

For each engine you see whether your brand is named, whether your site is cited as a source, where you stand among the brands named, which other brands are recommended and which sites feed the answer.

How to read the result

• Named and cited is the best case: people read your name and can click through.
• Named only builds recognition, but the engine did not use a page of yours; look at what it used instead.
• Cited only means the engine used your content without writing your name. Check whether the page says clearly who you are.
• Not visible is the starting point for work: read the answer, see who is recommended and which sources are shown.

The position among the named brands is only the order they appear in that one answer. It changes from answer to answer, so it is shown for information and never counted in a score.

Why one check is not enough

AI engines do not give the same answer twice. A single check can be lucky or unlucky. To know how visible you really are you need the same questions asked every week, many questions instead of one, and a rate with a margin of error. That is what SEOLOK's AI visibility tracking does: your questions go to the three engines weekly, and the result is a percentage with a likely range, who else is named, which sources feed the answers and what to do next. Small changes are not called changes; only differences larger than chance are.