How this works
What exactly are you measuring?
We ask open-weight AI models - GLM, Qwen, and Llama, running on Cloudflare's free Workers AI tier - to answer the decision-stage queries your buyers type ("X alternatives", "X vs Y", "best X for ..."). We then check whether your brand name or domain appears anywhere in those answers. If it does, AI "remembers" you for that query. If not, you're invisible to that model for that query.
Does this tell me if ChatGPT cites me?
No, and we don't pretend it does. Live ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude answers require paid API access to those platforms - that's what the paid GEO audit measures. What this free check tells you is whether your brand exists in the training-data memory of open models at all. If it doesn't, frontier models that browse the same indexed web almost certainly won't surface you either. It's the cheapest possible early-warning system.
Why decision-stage queries instead of my brand name?
Because brand-name searches ("Acme pricing") are trivially easy to win - your own website answers them. The queries that actually drive vendor selection are category-level: "marketing automation alternatives", "CRM vs HubSpot", "best sales platform for mid-market". Those are the ones where the model chooses whom to name, and where most brands disappear.
What if the full report needs my email?
The free check (1 keyword, 1 model) needs nothing. The full report - all your money keywords across three models, with evidence snippets and a shareable link - is email-gated. That email is how we send you the report and, if you opt in, the weekly monitor digest. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
I'm cited. Does that mean my content strategy is fine?
Being named is step one. The bigger question is what the model says about you - whether the answer reflects your actual positioning, pricing, and differentiation. That's the extractability and competitive-gap work. If you're named but described wrong, you have a positioning leak, not a visibility win.