A real baseline
Most brands are guessing about their AI visibility. This gives you a measured number instead of a worry, in the time it takes to make a coffee.
Free tool · LLM visibility check
Does AI mention your brand, or your competitors?
Your customers have started asking ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions they used to type into Google. This free LLM visibility check runs three prompts a real prospect in your market would ask, then tells you whether your brand actually comes up. It takes about 30 seconds, and the report is yours by email.
Run the check
Drop in your URL. We'll ask Claude, Gemini and GPT three questions a prospect in your market would actually ask, then tell you whether your brand comes up.
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How the check works
Three prompts, three models, one honest answer.
No dashboard to learn, no jargon, no upsell disguised as a result. The check does three things and then gets out of your way.
01 · Read
It reads your site
The tool fetches your homepage, works out who you are and who you sell to, and drafts three prompts a genuine prospect in your market would type into an AI assistant. Your brand name is never put in the prompt. That would defeat the point.
02 · Ask
It asks the models
Each prompt is sent to Claude Haiku 4.5, Gemini 2.5 Flash and GPT-4o-mini. Nine answers in total, generated the way a customer would see them, with no thumb on the scale.
03 · Score
It counts the mentions
Every answer is checked for whether your brand was named, ignored, or confused with someone else. You get a score out of nine and the exact wording each model used, in a report built to actually read.
Why it matters
If the model has never heard of you, you are not on the shortlist.
Search used to give every result a fair hearing on page one. An AI assistant does not. It names a handful of brands and moves on. Being one of those names is the whole game now, and most brands have no idea where they stand.
The actual wording
The report shows what each model said, word for word. Useful, occasionally uncomfortable, always more honest than a vague reassurance.
Entity confusion flagged
Sometimes the model names you but means a different company. The check spots that too, because being confused for someone else is its own quiet problem.
FAQ
Fair questions about the free check.
What is an LLM visibility audit?
It checks whether your brand gets named when people ask an AI assistant a question instead of typing it into Google. This free mini-audit picks three prompts a real prospect in your market would ask, runs them through three different models, and reports whether you were mentioned in each answer.
Is the LLM visibility check really free?
Yes, completely free. Enter your URL and email, complete the bot check, and the report lands in your inbox within a minute. There is no card, no call, and no obligation. One audit per domain per day, which keeps the tool affordable to run.
Which AI models does the audit test?
Three of them: Claude Haiku 4.5 from Anthropic, Gemini 2.5 Flash from Google, and GPT-4o-mini from OpenAI. Each of your three test prompts runs through all three, so the report covers nine answers in total.
Does this check ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews?
The free check uses GPT-4o-mini, the model family behind ChatGPT, alongside Claude and Gemini. It is a fast taste rather than a full survey. A complete audit covers far more prompts and more engines, including Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, and is the paid work that comes next.
How long does it take?
About 30 seconds of your time to fill in the form. The report is then generated and emailed to you, usually within a minute. The link to your report stays live for 30 days.
Do you keep my email and URL?
The report is stored for 30 days, then deleted automatically. The URL is only used to run the audit. Your email is used to send the report and is never shared or sold. You can ask for deletion at any time. The privacy policy spells it all out.
When three prompts is not enough
The free check is the taste. The full audit is the meal.
Three prompts tells you whether there is a problem. A full audit tells you why, and what to do about it: 50 prompts across four answer engines, hallucination and entity-confusion checks, competitor citation analysis, and a prioritised plan you can hand to your team.