When buyers ask ChatGPT for the best tools in your category, does it name you — or your competitor?

We call OpenAI's API with search grounding enabled — the same model family, without the chat memory or plugins of the consumer app at chatgpt.com. We label every ChatGPT result “ChatGPT (API with web search)” rather than pretend it's identical, because it isn't, and a tool that doesn't say so is being dishonest with you.

AI answers are non-deterministic, so we don't trust a single run. We sample each question 3 times on a Quick check and 5 times on an Audit or Deep Audit — 10 or 15 are available for a more rigorous read — and show you the observed range, never a confidence interval or a claim of statistical significance. Real accuracy comes from coverage: asking across more engines and more phrasings buys roughly 15× more signal than repeating the same question (a published variance study of 12,933 AI brand answers). It's a sample, not a census — an honest read on where you stand today.

Yes, a small one: the free AI Visibility Checker asks up to three buyer questions about your category on the engines that are answering today, and shows whether your brand is named and how it compares with up to two competitors — one check per person per day, with a daily budget that can run out. It is a taste, not the product: a full scan runs 90 to 1,000 live paid queries across real AI engines with sampled repeats and ranges, which is why it costs $19 and up. You pay only for answers that come back — a failed or empty answer costs nothing, and its credits return to your balance automatically when the scan finishes.

Scans aren't. You pay once per scan — packs start at $19 — and get a report plus a fix list; the credits are yours to spend whenever you like, with no seat and no dashboard you're billed for whether you open it or not. The one recurring thing we sell is optional monitoring: after a report you can subscribe to have that same scan re-run on a schedule, and cancel any time. Buying a scan never signs you up for it.

Monitoring tools sell you a dashboard to check forever, starting on day one. We sell the diagnostic first: an honest, one-time answer and a ranked list of what to do next. Tracking is something you add afterwards, only if the report convinces you it's worth watching — and if you'd rather not commit to anything, just buy another scan when you want the next read: before a launch, a rebrand, a competitor's push.

Every finding ships with a fix: which prompts you're losing, which competitor and source is winning them, and the concrete action to take — earn a review, publish a comparison, get cited on a page the AI engines already trust. Built to hand straight to whoever owns your AI SEO / AEO work, not to sit in a browser tab.

Yes. We prepare a tailored set of buyer questions from your domain, but nothing runs until you approve it — check the ones to test, edit anything that's off, add your own. You're never trusting a black box with your questions.

You pay only for answers that come back — a failed or empty answer costs nothing, and its credits return to your balance automatically when the scan finishes. If any answer fails, the charge for the answers that arrived is rounded down to whole credits in your favour, so a failure always returns at least one credit. A dropped or errored call to any engine is 0¢ — enforced in the billing code, not a policy we're just promising.