AI Search Grader — Test Your Brand Visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini & Claude
Enter your brand name and niche to see how visible you are across AI search engines. We'll query 6 AI models with niche prompts and measure your brand's visibility, ranking, and share of voice vs competitors.
Enter your brand name and niche above. We'll send prompts to 6 AI models (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek) and analyze how often your brand appears in their answers. Free-tier models (Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek) use OpenRouter's free routing.
📊 AI Search Brand Visibility FAQ
Discover how AI answer engines evaluate your brand and how to benchmark your share of voice.
1. What is an AI Search Grader?
It is a specialized diagnostic utility that simulates user inquiries on multiple LLMs (such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude). It scans the model's text responses to check if, when, and how your brand is recommended or cited for niche topics.
2. How is my AI Brand Visibility score calculated?
The score (0–100) combines two signals: how frequently your brand appears across the test prompts (visibility, weighted 60%) and your average ranking position when you are listed (weighted 40%). Per-model scores are then averaged using each model's market-share weight to produce your overall share-of-voice score.
3. Why does my brand rank differently across different LLMs?
Each model is trained on distinct data and may use different retrieval pipelines, so brand coverage varies from one LLM to another. Treat the per-model breakdown as a diagnostic: where you are missing, strengthen entity signals (consistent descriptions on authoritative domains, forum discussions, complete schema metadata) and re-test.
4. How can I boost my brand visibility in AI responses?
Focus on entity-building: establish consistent brand descriptions on authoritative off-site domains (LinkedIn, Crunchbase, Wikipedia). Earn positive discussions on forums like Reddit, and ensure your site has complete schema metadata to make it easily readable for real-time search crawlers.
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