AI Brand Visibility Checker

What is the AI Brand Visibility Checker?

The AI Brand Visibility Checker is a free tool that reads your homepage, writes five buying questions for your category without your brand name in them, and asks them to an AI model. It reports whether each answer named you, described you without your name, or left you out, which competitors it named, and a score from 0 to 100.

How to use the AI Brand Visibility Checker

1. Enter your domain, such as example.com. The tool reads the page at that address, so a bare domain means your homepage.
2. Press Analyze visibility. A model works out your brand and category from the page, writes five neutral buying questions, and asks each one, plus three questions that name your brand.
3. Press Sign up free to unlock to see the result. The check has already run; a free account reveals it.
4. Read the score, then the Industry-Specific Prompts to see which answers named you. The Brand-Specific Prompts show whether the model knows you when asked by name.
5. Check the Competitor AI Visibility Comparison for who was named instead, then Growth Opportunities for suggested next steps.

How do you check if AI mentions your brand?

Ask AI assistants the questions your buyers ask and read the answers. This tool does that for you: it reads your homepage, works out your brand and category, writes five buying-intent questions, and asks an AI model each one cold. Your score is the share of the five answers that named you.

Each answer is graded named, described or absent. Named means your brand or domain appears. Absent means it does not appear in any form. Described is the one to watch: the answer points at something that is clearly your product without your name on it. The demand and the answer both exist, and the credit went to a description instead of a brand.

Why are the questions written without your brand name?

Because a question that names you guarantees your name is in the answer, which measures nothing but whether the model recognises the name. The five scored questions are the neutral ones a buyer asks before they know who to buy from, so being named in the reply is a recommendation, not a lookup.

Three separate questions do name you, such as "Is {brand} a good choice for {industry} needs?". They test whether the model knows you at all, appear under Brand-Specific Prompts, and do not count toward the score.

Which competitors does AI recommend instead?

The Competitor AI Visibility Comparison answers that. It lists every other company named across the five answers, plus the competitors the model picked out from your own site, marked "Named by the site itself", with how many of the five answers mention each. A competitor named in four of five answers has coverage the model has read and you do not.

Start with the questions where you were described but not named. There the content is nearly right and the entity signal is missing: Organization schema, one consistent brand name, and first-party pages that state plainly what you do.