Confirmed inputs
You confirm the business facts and buyer questions before any Quick run.
Free AI brand visibility check
AI search visibility is the observed presence, absence, citation, and factual treatment of a brand across explicit AI-answer surfaces and buyer questions. GeoCheckTool starts with confirmed business facts, repeats a frozen sample, preserves each answer and source, and separates missing coverage from provider failure or a surface that did not appear.
One free Quick Diagnosis per account
Enter the business, service area, and optional website. The official workflow then lets you confirm Business Facts and the complete buyer-question bank before the one free Quick Diagnosis runs.
The intake opens the official GeoCheckTool workflow. You confirm Business Facts and buyer questions before any Quick run. No credit card is required for the one free Quick Diagnosis.
You confirm the business facts and buyer questions before any Quick run.
Quick uses n=3 samples for up to 4 selected questions and each available surface.
Produced answers, mentions, cited URLs, and exact support states remain separate.
No-surface, unavailable, not-run, and provider-failed outcomes are not converted into zero.
GeoCheckTool keeps these fields separate because a mention is not automatically a citation, a citation is not proof of factual support, and an answer from one route is not a universal engine result.
Did the observed answer name the business beyond merely repeating the prompt?
Did the answer expose a source URL, and what claim could that source actually support?
Did the answer agree with customer-confirmed business facts, conflict with them, or remain unverifiable?
Was the observed treatment positive, negative, mixed, neutral, or unclear?
Which confirmed buyer questions were measured now, and which remain visible for later scope?
Was the slot answered, no-surface, not run, timed out, rate-limited, invalid, or provider-failed?
Start with the business, service area, optional website, confirmed facts, and a complete buyer-question bank. A URL-only crawl cannot establish what buyers ask or whether an answer is factually correct.
Keep the provider, route, intermediary, model or search-result surface, access mode, locale, and time visible. An API observation is not silently renamed as a signed-in consumer application.
Quick selects up to 4 intent-stratified questions and uses n=3 repeated samples per selected question and available surface. Repetition exposes variation; it does not manufacture a stable rank.
Keep raw answers, citations, exact answer spans, failures, sample lineage, and review states so a finding can be audited instead of inferred from one opaque score.
Improve an existing answer, create one distinct evidence unit, prepare a legitimate source task, or keep observing. More pages are not the default remedy.
Publication, crawl, indexation, answer appearance, mention, citation, recommendation, Quick start, diagnosis, and conversion remain separate lifecycle states.
A required RAG/API observation with citations. It is not the Perplexity consumer application.
A search-result surface observation. It is not a Google API and does not represent every signed-in Google experience.
Quick selects up to 4 intent-stratified confirmed questions and uses n=3 repeated samples per selected question and available surface. A missing optional surface remains unavailable or not run; it is not silently scored as zero.
AI search visibility is the observed presence, absence, citation, and factual treatment of a brand across explicit AI-answer surfaces and buyer questions. It is not one stable rank shared by every model or interface.
No. Technical crawl and index eligibility matter, but a useful audit also needs confirmed business facts, real buyer questions, named answer surfaces, repeated observations, source evidence, coverage gaps, and uncertainty.
No. The current product reports separate answer distributions, evidence, coverage, and outcome states. It does not advertise one universal visibility score or a supported competitor share-of-voice metric.
Quick uses Perplexity Sonar through OpenRouter as a RAG/API observation with citations and Google AI Overview observed through SerpApi as a search-result surface. Neither route is presented as the corresponding signed-in consumer application or as a Google API.