Is your brand visible in AI answers?
Find out whether AI assistants know you, describe you correctly, and name you when buyers ask about your category. Then see who they name instead, which sources they trust, and what to fix.
Where buyers ask now
Be findable wherever your buyers ask
Many buyers now ask an assistant before they search. Each one builds its answer from what the web says about you, so the same coverage helps you show up across all of them.
- ChatGPTTested in this report
- ClaudeAnthropic
- GeminiGoogle
- PerplexityPerplexity
- CopilotMicrosoft
- GrokxAI
- Meta AIMeta
- AI OverviewsGoogle Search
Product names belong to their owners and are shown to say where buyers ask. PressHalo is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these companies, and no one can promise a place in an AI answer.
What you get
A report built only from real checks
Every number comes from a question we actually put to an assistant, or from your own site. If a check cannot run, the report says so instead of guessing.
Named in buyer answers
50% of the score
Six questions a buyer in your category would ask, none of which mention you. We record whether you are named and where you land in the shortlist.
Found with live search
25% of the score
The assistant looks you up by name on the live web. Does it find you, describe you correctly, and what is the tone of its sources?
Known without search
25% of the score
The same question with search off, which shows what the model learned in training and what it tells people who never trigger a search.
Website readiness
Checked, not scored
Whether AI crawlers are allowed in by your robots.txt, whether your homepage reads without JavaScript, and your structured data.
Who gets named instead
Every company the assistants put on the shortlist, counted across all answers.
The sources they lean on
The sites the assistants cited while answering, so you know where coverage counts.
One prompt is an anecdote
Ask an assistant the same question twice and you can get two different shortlists. A single check tells you almost nothing. This runs a spread of the phrasings buyers actually use, across the stages they use them at, and scores how often you appear and how prominently, which is a number that means something week to week.
Reading the score
A low score with strong competitors named is a coverage problem: the web has plenty to say about your category and not much about you. A low score where nobody is named confidently is a category problem, and the first brand to become the obvious answer usually stays it. Both are fixable, but not by the same work.
How PressHalo helps
Give AI assistants something to cite
Assistants with live search lean on independent sources. PressHalo gets your story published on real news outlets, so there are more credible pages that say what you do and who it is for.
Press packages
Get published, then check again
- 684+ news outlets in the network
- Live within 48 hours of approval
- One consistent description of you across every placement
- A report with every published URL