AI visibility checker//word for word
Does ChatGPT name your brand when a buyer asks?
Type your brand and a question your buyers ask. AI Names You puts it to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI answer, then shows you who each one named.
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You: best running shoes for flat feet
ChatGPT
For flat feet, Acme Running's Stride 4 is a common pick for its firm arch support. Brooks and ASICS make comparable stability shoes.
Sources · 3
- Aacmerunning.com
- Rrunnersworld.com
- Rreddit.com
AI Names You · this week
Named you in 7 of 10 buyer questions
Each check asks
- ChatGPT with web search
- Gemini
- Google AI answers
One check
3 AI engines answer the same buyer question at the same moment, from a US location.
What you read
0 scores to decode. You get each engine's own sentence, with your name in it or a rival's.
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Ask the engines what they tell your buyers
Type your brand and one question a buyer would ask. The answers land here as each engine replies.
- ChatGPTNamed you
“For flat feet, Acme Running's Stride 4 is a common pick for its firm arch support.”
Named instead or alongsideBrooksASICSHoka
Pages it readrunnersworld.comreddit.comacmerunning.com
- GeminiDidn't name you
“Popular choices include Brooks Adrenaline and ASICS Kayano for stability.”
- Google AI answerDidn't name you
“Runners with flat feet often do best in stability shoes with a firm midsole.”
1 of 3 engines named Acme Running
01//What you get
Know what AI says when you're not in the room.
A single check is a snapshot. Answers shift week to week, so the paid plan keeps asking.
Tracking
Ten questions, every week
Pick the ten questions that matter to your sales. Each week you see how many engines named you for each one, and whether that went up or down.
- 10 questions on 3 engines
- Week-over-week change per question
- Kept in your dashboard
- best running shoes for flat feet2 of 3+1
- stability running shoes under $1501 of 30
- running shoe brands for wide feet0 of 3−1
- Acme Running vs Brooks3 of 30
The answers
The exact words, not a score
Every answer is saved with the sentence that mentions you. When an engine gets your price or product wrong, you can see it and fix the page it read.
- The quoted sentence from each engine
- Which rivals were named
- No blended “visibility score”
- ChatGPTNamed you
“For flat feet, Acme Running's Stride 4 is a common pick for its firm arch support.”
Named instead or alongsideBrooksASICSHoka
Pages it readrunnersworld.comreddit.comacmerunning.com
- GeminiDidn't name you
“Popular choices include Brooks Adrenaline and ASICS Kayano for stability.”
The sources
The pages AI read to decide
AI answers lean on a short list of pages: reviews, forum threads, comparison posts. You get that list for every question, so you know where to be mentioned.
- Source pages per answer
- How often each site is cited
- Spot the threads worth answering
- reddit.com7 answers cited it
- runnersworld.com5 answers cited it
- wirecutter.com4 answers cited it
- acmerunning.com2 answers cited it
02//A week of tracking
A week of tracking, start to finish
You pick ten buyer questions once. Every week the same questions go back to the same three engines.
- Monday
Ten questions asked
Each one went to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI answer. That is 30 answers, saved with their sources.
You were named in 11 of 30
Up from 8 last week. ChatGPT named you for “best running shoes for flat feet” for the first time.
One question went the other way
Gemini stopped naming you for “stability running shoes under $150” and named Brooks and ASICS instead.
- Tuesday
The page behind the change
Gemini's new answer cites a comparison page on runnersworld.com that doesn't list you. That is the page to get on.
- Next Monday
Next week's answers land
Every question is asked again. Your dashboard shows who was named and what changed since last week.
03//Prices compared
What tracking costs elsewhere
AI visibility tools mostly price for marketing teams. These are their published prices.
| Tool | Monthly price | What the entry plan covers |
|---|---|---|
| AI Names You | $29 | 10 questions weekly on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI answers |
| Otterly | $29, then $189 and $489 | 20 prompts on 3 of its 7 engines |
| Honeyb | From $29 | 10 to 100 questions daily on up to 8 engines |
| LLMrefs | $79 | 500 prompts weekly on ten engines; 7-day trial |
| Peec AI | $95, $245 or $495 | 50 to 350 prompts daily on 3 engines of your choice |
| Lighthouse Local | $79, $249 or $599 | AI visibility for local businesses; 14-day trial |
Prices read from each company's pricing page on November 11, 2026. Otterly covers more engines than we do. We cover three and keep the price flat.
04//Pricing
Flat price, no credits
Start with the free check. Pay when you want it every week.
Free check
For a first look.
$0
Run a free checkCreate a free account- 2 questions a day
- 3 engines per question
- No sign-up to try it
- Free account: 5 questions a day, every answer saved
- One site audit a day, on five AI engines
Tracker
One brand.
$29/monthor $290 a year
Get early access- 10 questions checked weekly
- ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI answers
- The quoted sentence and sources for every answer
- Week-over-week change for every question
- Five site audits a day, with Claude as a sixth engine
- Coming soon
- Weekly email summary
Plus
Up to five brands or stores.
$79/monthor $790 a year
Get early access- Everything in Tracker
- 50 questions in total
- Use them across as many brands as you like
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05//Questions
Questions
Is this the real ChatGPT answer?
Yes. The question is run through the live ChatGPT web page with search on, from a US location, and the answer text comes back as written.
Why did I get a different answer when I asked myself?
AI answers vary from one ask to the next, and yours are shaped by your location and chat history. A single check is one reading. That's why the paid plan repeats the question every week.
What counts as “named”?
Your brand name appears in the answer text, or your website is among the pages the engine cited.
Google showed no AI answer. Is that a problem?
No. Google only shows an AI answer for some searches. When it doesn't, there's nothing to be named in.
A new brand scores zero. What then?
That's normal. Engines name brands they've read about on other sites, so the source list shows where to get mentioned first.
Which countries do you check from?
The United States for now.