We put the questions your customers actually ask to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude — then show you whether they named you, who they named instead, and what to change. No card, no login, no demo call.
Not a keyword list, and not a sample — this is the real set, in the order we run it. 3 of them are specific to dry cleaners; the rest measure category presence. Your name never appears in any of them, because naming you would prime the engine and manufacture the answer.
your city becomes your city, taken from your Google listing. Volume bands weight the score, so the questions people actually ask count for more.
A fair question, usually asked by somebody who has been sold a rebrand before. The overlap is real. So are five differences that change what you do on Monday.
Every objection to publishing prices is about competitors. Every consequence of not publishing them falls on the customer who wanted to choose you.
Your customers know you cover the next town over. Nothing an engine reads knows it, because a map graphic and a radius are not sentences.
Run a different kind of business? The category comes from your own Google listing, so any local business works.
Be sceptical of any tool that says otherwise. Nobody controls what these engines say. We show you what they say today, who they say instead, and what to change — the way a rank tracker shows the gap without promising position one.
We keep the raw engine answers behind every score, so we can show you the exact sentences your report was built from. If it failed to generate, or ran on fewer engines than we stated, tell us and you get it again or you get your money back.
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude through their own APIs with native search — not a third-party search layer wearing their name. It is the most reproducible measurement available and close to what a person sees. It is not identical: apps personalise and features roll out unevenly. Competitors tend not to mention this.