Does AI tell buyers about your business?

It's a free tool that asks six AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overview, Microsoft Copilot) the questions your customers ask. You see who they recommend, how often your brand shows up, which competitors keep winning, and a short list of things to do next.

Yes. Enter the neighbourhood directly in the location field — "Times Square, NYC", "Park Slope, Brooklyn", "Beverly Hills, CA", whatever's most relevant for your buyers. Google AI Overview gets a UULE-encoded location parameter that tells Google to behave like the search came from that exact spot, so you see the same local pack a Times Square pedestrian would see, not the borough-average. The other AI engines receive the neighbourhood as context in the prompt, which steers their recommendations to neighbourhood-typical results (Park Slope brunch spots, not generic Brooklyn). Works best for well-known neighbourhoods in major US cities; lesser-known suburbs may behave the same as the city-level result.

Yes. The free scan runs 36 fresh queries (6 keywords across 6 engines, one city). You get the full dashboard, competitor leaderboard, action plan, and a PDF export. No card needed. One scan per email per 24 hours, so the API bills stay reasonable.

The six that matter for product and local recommendations right now:

ChatGPT (OpenAI GPT-4o-mini), Claude (Anthropic 3.5 Haiku), Gemini (Google 2.0 Flash), Perplexity (Sonar, which cites web sources), Google AI Overview (the panel at the top of Google), and Microsoft Copilot.

That covers most generative-AI search traffic in 2026. You can switch off any tool you don't care about on step 2 of the wizard.

We're the only free tool that hits all six mainstream chatbots with live queries and a real city-level signal. Profound, Athena, and Goodie all start between $295 and $399 a month with a sales call. Otterly's Lite plan is $29 a month but covers four engines with 15 prompts. Peec's Starter is $95 a month with three engines and 50 prompts.

With us, 36 fresh queries are free. The $99 paid audit adds a written report from a real person. No subscription, no sales call, no minimum.

The full comparison table is in the section above.

Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), sometimes called Answer Engine Optimization (AEO), is the work of getting your brand named by AI tools when buyers ask them for recommendations.

Old SEO aimed at Google's blue links. GEO aims at the AI-generated reply itself. The work is different. You need a solid entity profile (Wikipedia, Wikidata), citations in publications AI tools trust, schema markup on your site, and a consistent name and address everywhere you appear.

It matters because somewhere between a third and half of buyer research now starts in an AI chatbot. We have separate guides on GEO and AEO if you want to read more.

For tools that read the user's location (Google AI Overview, Perplexity), we route the query through a residential connection in the city you picked. For ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot, we tell the model directly that the user is in that city.

You get the answer your customer would actually see, not a generic country-level result. Local Falcon and Knowatoa do this on paid plans. We do it on the free one.

The $99 Snapshot Audit opens up 30 keywords, 6 engines, and 3 cities. That's around 540 queries. Kunal reads the results and writes a 20 to 30 page PDF over the next 5 business days. The report includes a sentiment read per engine, a full pull of competitor entities, schema markup you can copy in, a prioritised fix list, and a 90-day plan.

The $499 Deep Audit doubles the keywords and cities and adds a 30-minute strategy call. The $1,997 Strategic Audit adds a second scan on day 90 so you can see what moved, plus a competitor deep dive and a 50-publication outreach list. Full comparison →

I'm Kunal Singh Dabi, founder of KD Digital. I've worked with 250+ businesses across 17+ countries on local SEO and (more recently) AI search visibility. You can see real client outcomes on our case studies page: Cherry Hill at +3,713% local visibility, Toronto at +3,449%, Frisco at +333%, and so on.

To run the scan: your website URL, the city you picked, your email (so we can send you the dashboard link), your IP address, and a browser fingerprint hash.

The last three are used only to keep the "one free scan per 24 hours" rule honest. They expire from our log after a day. We don't sell or share any of it.

The full breakdown is in our privacy policy.

If buyers ever ask AI for a recommendation in your category, yes. Restaurants, law firms, dentists, plumbers, gyms, e-commerce, B2B SaaS, agencies, healthcare, real estate, automotive, hospitality, education, and so on. Anywhere a "best X in [city]" or "X near me" search lives, this tool tells you what AI says back.

The 12 use cases above cover the common ones.

Lots of them do. The usual play: run the free scan on a prospect, send them the dashboard link, then offer a paid audit as fulfilment. The PDF export is clean enough to hand over directly.

If you want team seats, white-label PDFs, bulk scans, or API access, email [email protected]. We do custom arrangements for agencies.

Every result is from a live query. No cached data, no old snapshots. What you see is what those engines said at the moment of the scan, from a residential IP in your target city.

LLMs do have some natural variance, since they sample from a distribution. To smooth that out, the paid audits run each query 2 to 3 times and average the numbers. That's built into both the $499 and $1,997 tiers.

Honestly, that's a useful answer. It means there's a clear set of things to fix. The action plan in your report tells you which ones for each engine: Wikipedia and Wikidata entry, schema markup, authoritative citations, name and address consistency, structured data.

The $99 audit gives you a prioritised 90-day plan. The $1,997 Strategic tier scans you again on day 90 so you can see how much the work moved the needle.