AI visibility checker: does ChatGPT name you?
Paste your site. We write three questions a buyer would type into ChatGPT, ask each one three times, and show every answer: whether you were named, who was named instead, and the page to publish where you were missed.
- Free: 1 scan a month
- About 2 minutes
- ChatGPT with web search
A real result
Basecamp: named in 6 of 9 answers. Not when the buyer described the problem.
ChatGPT named Basecamp each time it was asked for a tool or an Asana alternative. Asked “How do I stop my team’s work being scattered across emails, chats, and different apps?”, it named Asana, ClickUp and Slack instead, three times out of three.
What you see
Every answer, not a score
The answers are read, not guessed: each mark and each name comes from an answer you can open in the report.
Named or not, answer by answer
Each question is asked three times. Every answer gets a mark, so “named in 6 of 9 answers” is a count you can check, not a score.
Who ChatGPT names instead
The products of the same kind it recommends in your place. Tools an answer only says to use, like an app you connect, are left out.
The pages the answers used
The sites ChatGPT read before it answered, so you see where the recommendation came from.
The page to publish
For each question you were missed on: a guide or a comparison to write, and a brief built only from your own site’s facts.
How it works
Three steps, about 2 minutes
- 1
Paste your site
Sign in with Google or email and the scan starts by itself.
- 2
We write the questions
Three questions a buyer who has never heard of you would ask, from your own pages.
- 3
ChatGPT answers, three times each
You see every answer: named or not, who instead, and the page to publish.
Before you read the numbers
What this check is not
- ChatGPT only
- With web search on, asked from the United States (from Japan for pages in Japanese). Not Perplexity, Gemini or Claude.
- Answers change
- The same question gets a different answer from one ask to the next. A product named once is a sample; named in two or more answers, a pattern.
- Questions from your pages
- The three questions are written from what your pages say, not from search volumes, and never contain your product’s name.
- A count, not a forecast
- It shows what ChatGPT answered on the day of the scan. It does not predict traffic or sign-ups.
Questions
About the check
What is an AI visibility checker?
It asks an AI assistant the questions your buyers ask and counts how often your product comes up. This one asks ChatGPT, with web search on, three questions written from your own pages, three times each, and shows every answer.
Which questions does it ask?
Three questions a buyer who has never heard of you would type: one choosing a tool (“best … for …”), one describing the problem in their own words, and one looking for an alternative to a product of the same kind. None of them contains your product’s name.
Why ask each question three times?
ChatGPT answers the same question differently from one ask to the next. Three answers per question show what comes up again, not one lucky or unlucky answer.
Is it free?
Yes. The AI answers are part of LandingBoost’s scan, and the free plan includes 1 scan a month on 2 pages. You sign in with Google or email; there is no card to enter.
Can I check a client’s site?
Yes, any public site. The questions are written from that site’s pages, and the report has a share link you can send.
Why was my product not named?
The report shows the pages each answer relied on and who was named instead, so you can see what ChatGPT read. For each question you were missed on, it suggests one page to publish that answers the question in its first two sentences.
Is LandingBoost an AI visibility tool?
Not mainly. LandingBoost checks your landing page for what stops a first-time visitor from signing up, and checks it every day. The AI answers are one section of that report.