You can't see the answers your buyers see.
When a model recommends three local companies and you're not one of them, nothing shows up in your inbox. No missed call, no bounced form — just a job that quietly went somewhere else. This check makes that invisible shortlist visible, so you can do something about it.
Four engines. Three questions. Your name, or theirs.
The shortlist question. If a model can only name a few, this is who it names first.
High-intent, locality-anchored. The phrasing buyers actually use on a phone.
The call you want at 9pm. Urgent intent — and the highest-value job to win.
AI answers are point-in-time and non-deterministic — they can differ run to run and change as models update. We run each prompt several times per model to read the pattern, not a single fluke. A snapshot, not a guarantee.
The shortlist moved. Most contractors haven't noticed.
For twenty years the game was rank on Google. That game still matters — but a growing share of buyers now skip the ten blue links entirely and just ask a model to decide for them. The answer they get is a short, confident recommendation. There's no page two to fight your way onto.
These engines are early, uneven, and they change. That's exactly why it pays to look now: the contractors who get named today are building a lead before the rest of your market even knows the question is being asked. Knowing where you stand is the first move.
Three steps, no login.
Find your business
Type your name and city, pick it from the list. No login, no card.
We ask the four engines
Each model runs the three buyer prompts, several times, to read past the noise.
You see who gets named
A per-model breakdown: where you show, where a competitor shows instead, and where nobody local does.
Find out what the machines are telling your buyers.
It takes one minute and costs nothing. Either you're on the shortlist — good, now defend it — or you're not, and you just found a problem worth fixing before your competitors do.
Check my AI visibility ›AI results are point-in-time and non-deterministic — a snapshot, never a guarantee.