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AI Visibility Check

Ask a frozen question set on one AI surface, several times each. It reports where you were mentioned, where you were cited, and which domains the answers were built from. It does not tell you why.

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A run costs real provider calls and points at a frozen knowledge base, both of which belong to an account.

What this run does not tell you

  • One surface: ChatGPT answers collected through the DataForSEO API. Not a consumer session, and not Google, Perplexity, Claude or Gemini.
  • It observes; it does not explain. Deciding why a question missed you needs your own pages read as well, which this run does not do. The page checker is where that starts.
  • It is a sample. The same question can cite four sources one minute and none the next, which is why each is asked several times and why every number carries its interval.
  • Questions written the way a buyer would ask usually get answered from memory. Their mentions are worth counting; their citations are reported without a denominator.
  • The questions are in English, because that is the language the wording was measured in. A market other than the calibrated one is reported as such.

Questions about this check

Why ask the same question several times?
Because one answer is not a measurement. Asked four times, the same question produced four completely different citation lists and zero overlap. A run that asked once would report a coin toss as a finding, which is why every number here carries the sample count it came from.
Why do some questions have no citation rate?
The model decides whether to search. Wording measured to make it search carries a citation rate; wording a buyer would actually type usually gets answered from memory, and a citation rate over answers that never looked anything up would be a number about nothing.
It says I was not mentioned. What do I fix?
This run does not know. It sees what the model said, not what your site contains, so it cannot tell a missing page from an unreadable one. The page citability check answers the second half for a page you name.

Where to go next

This run observes. The other two tools are where something changes.