Your questions
We build the list from what your customers would actually type, by service and by area, not from a generic template.
Product / AI visibility
Know where AI sees you.
More customers now ask an assistant before they open a map. RankSteer asks the same questions they do, records which businesses get named, and shows you whether you were one of them.
$49 per month per location on its own, or included in Autopilot SEO.
How it is measured
Real questions, four assistants, a number you can check.
Every assistant
The same questions go to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, because they do not agree with each other.
A recorded answer
For each question we record whether you were named, who else was, and what the answer leaned on.
This is what the result looks like.
A real check on one website. Nothing here is illustrative.
Then the same questions, next month.
One check tells you where you stand. The value is in the second one, and the third. Assistants change their answers as the web underneath them changes, so the only useful measure is a trend.
- Named or not. Per question, per assistant, with the date.
- Who else appeared. The competitors being named instead of you.
- What changed. Movement since the last check, in both directions.
What actually moves it
Assistants quote the web. So we fix the web.
Nobody can edit an AI answer. What you can do is give the assistants clear, consistent, checkable information to find, which is the same work that earns a local ranking.
Where the answers come from
- Your own website, if it says plainly what you do and where
- Your business listing, if it agrees with your website
- Reviews and what they describe
- Directories and local pages that mention you
- Nothing you can buy your way into
The honest part.
Can you make ChatGPT recommend me?
No. Nobody can, and anyone who says otherwise is guessing or selling. We can make you easier to find, name and trust.
Why do the four assistants disagree?
They read different sources, at different times, with different rules. That is exactly why we check all four instead of one.
Does a 0 percent score mean something is broken?
Usually it means the assistant has nothing solid to go on. That is a fixable problem, and it is the one the fix list starts with.
How often is it checked?
Monthly on a plan, so you get a trend rather than a snapshot.
