When a customer asks AI "who's the best [your trade] in [your city]?", does it name you, or send them to your competitors? Enter your details and we'll ask Google's Gemini, with live web search, the exact questions your customers ask.
More and more customers don’t scroll ten blue links anymore. They ask Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity “who’s the best [trade] near me?” and act on the answer. If AI doesn’t name your business, you’re invisible to a fast-growing share of buyers, no matter how you rank traditionally.
It asks Google’s Gemini, with live web search, the real questions your customers ask, then shows whether your business is named, who is recommended instead, and which sources the AI pulled from. Gemini is the engine behind Google’s AI Overviews, the largest AI-search surface, so it’s the most important place to check first.
AI engines recommend businesses that are well-structured and corroborated across the web: clear, answer-first content, LocalBusiness and FAQ schema, an llms.txt file, open access for AI crawlers, plus consistent listings, real reviews, and mentions on sites the models already trust. It’s SEO’s cousin, with a few specific architectural choices most sites haven’t made yet. That work is called AI Search Optimization (AIO).
Enter your business name, city or service area, trade, and optionally your website. The tool asks Google's Gemini, with live web search, the real questions your customers ask, such as who is the best provider in your city. It then shows whether Gemini names your business, which competitors it recommends instead, and which sources the AI pulled from. Gemini is the engine behind Google's AI Overviews, the largest AI-search surface, so it is the most important place to check first.
The result reflects what Gemini returns at that moment from live web search, so it can vary between runs and over time as the model and the web change. AI engines tend to recommend businesses that are well-structured and corroborated across the web: answer-first content, LocalBusiness and FAQ schema, an llms.txt file, open access for AI crawlers, plus consistent listings, real reviews, and mentions on sites the models already trust. That combined work is called AI search optimization, and free helpers like our schema generator and llms.txt generator cover two pieces of it.
Be clear about the limits. This checks one engine, Google's Gemini; ChatGPT and Perplexity are not queried here. A single check is a snapshot, not a guarantee, and being named today does not lock in placement tomorrow. AI visibility is earned over time through the on-page and off-page work above, and no honest tool can promise a ranking or a timeline. If you are not cited, this shows you exactly who is, so you know who to catch.
Google's Gemini with live web search. Gemini powers Google's AI Overviews, the biggest AI-search surface, so it is the most important one to check. ChatGPT and Perplexity are not queried here, though checks for them can be added with their APIs.
Usually because their site is easier for AI to find, read, and trust: better structure, schema, reviews, and mentions across the web. Those are fixable. This tool shows you exactly who is being recommended so you know who to catch. It does not promise how long changes take.