AI visibility checker

Not a keyword position. When a buyer asks ChatGPT or Perplexity for the best tool in your category, the engine writes a paragraph naming a few products and links some of them. A visibility check reads that paragraph and answers three questions: were you linked, were you merely named, and who was named instead.

Those are three different states with three different fixes. Being named without a link means the engine knows you exist but had nothing it wanted to link, usually solved by publishing the comparison page it was looking for. Being absent entirely is a different problem: you are missing from the sources the engine reads.

Why this one takes a few minutes

Most free checkers either call a model API, which answers differently from the consumer product your buyers use, or return a cached guess. This one queues your question onto a pool of real, signed-in browser sessions and types it in like a person. That pool is shared and rate-limited, so you wait your turn, and you can see the queue while you do.

It is a strange thing to advertise as a feature, so here is the honest version: it is slower because it is real, and it is free because the pool is shared rather than dedicated to you.

One check is a snapshot

Answer engines are not deterministic. Ask the same question twice and the set of cited domains moves, only about 2.2% of cited domains recur across three runs of the same prompt. So treat a single result as a signal, not a baseline: the useful version is the same questions asked every week across every engine, where the trend is the thing that means something.

That is what the paid product does, from $5/mo. If you would rather read about the levers first, start with how to rank in ChatGPT or the comparison of every AEO tool.