AI visibility tool: do ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity recommend your business?
An AI visibility tool asks the assistants the questions your buyers ask — "best accountant in Ontario", "which CRM for a small agency" — and records whether you are named, where in the list, and which competitor is named instead. LaunchPist does that every day with live web search on, and then does the part most tools leave to you: it writes and publishes the page that wins each lost question.
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What an AI visibility tool actually measures
Three things, per question and per engine: whether your business is mentioned, the position it holds when the answer is a list, and whether your own site was cited as a source. The last one is the strongest signal there is — the engine did not just remember your name, it read your page to answer.
One answer is not a measurement. The same engine gives a different answer to the same question on different days; a 2026 study of 30,000 responses found the mention flips about one time in ten between consecutive checks. A tool that shows you a single run is showing you noise. LaunchPist reports rates over a rolling 30-day window and asks the branded questions every day.
Why tracking alone does not move the number
Most AI visibility tools are dashboards. They tell you that Perplexity recommends a competitor for "payroll services Toronto" and stop there. The work that changes the answer — a focused page that answers the exact question, built like the page the engines currently cite, indexed on Google and Bing so the assistants can find it — is left to you.
LaunchPist closes the loop. Each lost question becomes a queued article, modelled on the page the engines cite today, published on your domain, pinged to the search indexes, and checked again. You see the day an engine starts naming you, with the answer it gave.
Which engines matter
ChatGPT carries the most buyers, and it now draws on Bing, Google and its own index. Google's AI Overviews and Gemini read the Google index. Perplexity runs its own. Claude uses Brave. Each engine cites a different set of pages — one 2026 analysis found only about one in ten domains is cited by both ChatGPT and Perplexity — so a tool that checks one engine tells you about one engine.
What LaunchPist checks, every day
Asked with web search on, the way a buyer's ChatGPT answers. Sources recorded.
Grounded in Google Search, the same index behind AI Overviews.
Every citation captured, so you see which pages win the answer.
Both asked with live search. Five engines, one visibility score.
How often you are named against each competitor, and who wins head to head.
A public page for each win: the question, the engine, the exact answer.
Questions people ask
How many questions do you track per site?
Around twenty to begin with — sixteen unbranded buyer questions and three about your brand — generated from your site and editable in the dashboard. Larger plans track more.
Do you ask the real ChatGPT or a model without web access?
The real thing: current models with web search on, through the official APIs. A model answering from memory measures what it remembered a year ago, not what it recommends today.
What happens when a competitor is recommended instead of me?
The question is marked as a visibility gap, the page the engines cite for it is fetched and analysed, and an article built to win that question is queued, written and published on your domain.
Is there a free check?
Yes. The free AI visibility check scans your site and shows how ready it is for Google and AI assistants, no signup required.
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