Dwg VTA-001 ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Perplexity
AI visibility, measured
Every buyer question an AI answers is open, entrenched, or already yours. We put your buyers' real questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, then report, per question, with quotes, whether you're named, cited, or missing entirely.
Readiness tells you whether you can be cited; the Snapshot tells you whether you are.
yourdomain.co.uk
/robots.txt
/llms.txt
JSON-LD
fetched once, as ourselves · nothing stored
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01AI-crawler accessWhether robots.txt lets the assistants' crawlers in.
02llms.txtTells AI assistants who you are, what you do and which pages matter.
03Structured dataYour business type, name, address, services and contact details, in a form machines read directly.
04What the bots seeWhat they actually get when they fetch your homepage.
Title blockWhat we check, then what we measure
Readiness
Free · 30 seconds · no account
Snapshot
15 questions · report in 24 h
Verdict
Named · cited · missing
[02]Example Snapshot · one vertical · GB · web search on
Recognised, not cited.
HR software for small businesses. 8 questions × 4 engines · 32 answers. A real run, anonymised: a UK HR-software company, September 2026.
22/32Named in the answer · your brand gets recognised
032 answers
A
7/32Your site is cited · a source buyers can actually follow
032 answers
ANamed in 22 of 32 answers, cited in just 7. They know the name. The site is rarely the source they hand over.
Per engine, out of 8 answers each
Named in the answer
Site cited as a source
Answers naming the company and citing its website, out of 8 per engine
Engine
Named / 8
Cited / 8
Gemini
6
0
ChatGPT
7
6
Perplexity
5
1
Claude
4
0
BGemini and Claude say the company's name in most answers and never once send anyone to its site.
Title block · example SnapshotReal run, anonymised
Vertical
HR software for small businesses
Shape
8 questions × 4 engines · 32 answers
Market
GB · web search on
Subject
A UK HR-software company · September 2026
[03]The three verdicts
Know where you stand. Know where to start.
A verdict per vertical. Evidence for every claim.
01 · Citation opportunityRecognised
Recognised, not cited
They know your name. Your site is rarely the source they hand over. The fix is turning mentions into citations.
cited 7named 22 of 32
02 · Defended groundEntrenched
Entrenched
One rival owns 72% of answers here. Don't start this fight; there are cheaper ones waiting.
0%25% lineone rival: 72%
03 · An openingOpen
Open
No vendor clears 25%. This is the cheapest question left to own, and we tell you which one it is.
0%25% line100%
[04] How it works
From your domain to a decision.
You approve every question before anything runs. Every answer is frozen the moment it lands, and every claim comes with its own quote.
01
Tell us your domain
We read your site and propose 15 buyer questions across 3 to 5 verticals. You edit and approve before anything runs.
You approve15 buyer questions
02
We ask, with search on
All four assistants, asked from your market, web search on, every answer frozen the moment it lands.
RecordedEvery answer, as it landed
03
We read every answer
Who's named, who's cited, which rivals got the recommendation. Each claim comes with its own quote.
CheckedEvery match printed
04
You get a verdict
A verdict per vertical and the one question worth winning first.
You getWeb report + PDF
[05]Free · no sign-up
Can AI assistants even read your site?
We check llms.txt, AI-crawler access, structured data, and what the bots actually see when they fetch your homepage. Thirty seconds, no account, nothing stored.
iReadiness tells you whether you can be cited; the Snapshot tells you whether you are.
[06]Three ways in
Check it, fix one gap, or measure it.
All one-off. The evidence comes first; a subscription only once you've started fixing things.
Free readiness check
Can AI assistants even read your site?
Freeno sign-upThirty seconds, no account, nothing stored
We fetch your homepage, robots.txt and llms.txt once, as ourselves.
25 questions · 4 engines · 2 markets. Re-run every month: what changed per vertical and engine, rival share over time, alerts when a question opens up.
Ongoing · the same evidence, for your clientsAgency
Agency $405per month
5 brands · all 4 engines · white-label PDF · API and MCP access · everything in Track.
GPT-5, Claude Sonnet 5.5, Gemini 3.6 Flash and Perplexity Sonar, with web search on. Same models, via each vendor's API. Close, not identical, so we publish the method and you can judge the gap yourself.
Buyer questions per Snapshot
15From your site and your verticals. You approve every single one before we spend a penny.
Engines, web search on
4Asked from your market, every answer frozen the moment it lands.
Hours to your report
24Every match is checked and printed, so you can see exactly what we counted and why.
Engines as of 30 September 2026: GPT-5, Claude Sonnet 5.5, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Perplexity Sonar — with web search on. Answers via each vendor’s API are not identical to the consumer apps; the methodology page says exactly how. Read the methodology
[09] Questions
Fair enough, ask away.
Is this the same as what ChatGPT shows my customers?
Same models, via each vendor's API, with search on. Close, not identical. We publish the method so you can judge the gap yourself.
Why one-off?
Because you need a verdict first, not a subscription. Track is for once you've started fixing things.
How do you pick the questions?
From your site and your verticals. You approve every single one before we spend a penny.
Do you count “Acme” when the answer meant a different Acme?
No. Every match is checked and printed, so you can see exactly what we counted and why.
What do I do with an “open” verdict?
Write the page that answers the question. We tell you which one. ScriptGrain can write it in your voice.