Find out whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity name your business when customers ask — and if not, who they name instead and which sources they rely on.
For each question and engine, whether your business appears in the answer.
The businesses AI recommends where you're missing.
The sites and pages the answers are built on.
How the answers differ between the two languages.
Some hosting and CDN defaults block AI crawlers. If they can't read your site, AI can't cite it.
ChatGPT's web results have been served through Bing's index. Pages Bing hasn't crawled rarely become ChatGPT sources.
Prices, services, or hours inside an image or PDF flyer are hard for AI to read.
If nothing on your site answers what customers ask, AI cites someone else's page for that question.
An English-only site misses Korean answers, and a Korean-only site misses English ones.
A blog we track for a local service business, 15 questions. Bing had discovered the pages but never crawled them — 0 of 10 indexed. Case notes: When ChatGPT ignores you but other engines don't, check Bing first.
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