Free AI Search Visibility Checker
People don't just Google anymore — they ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini “what's the best tool for X?” See whether an AI assistant recommends your brand, how you stack up against competitors, and exactly how to get named more often. Free, no signup.
Why AI search visibility is the new SEO
A growing share of buying research now happens inside AI assistants. Someone asking ChatGPT “what's the best SEOtool for a small team?” gets a short, confident list of three or four brands — and the brands that aren'ton that list simply don't exist for that buyer. This is a new, winner-take-most surface, and most companies aren't measuring it yet.
Share of voice, not just a ranking
Classic SEO is about ranking a page. AI visibility is about being named— and how often you're named versus your competitors across the many ways people phrase a question. That's your share of voice in AI answers. The checker above samples real buyer questions, asks a live AI model, and counts who gets recommended.
Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)
You influence AI answers the same way you earn them from search: with clear, factual, answer-shaped content, strong entity signals (a real About page, consistent naming, structured data), and being mentioned alongside the known leaders on third-party sites. Models learn which brands belong in a category from how often they co-occur with the ones they already trust. Get the fundamentals right first — check your domain authority and local signals too.
Frequently asked questions
How does the AI visibility checker work?
We ask a live AI model real buyer questions and count which brands it names, then score your visibility and share of voice.
What is share of voice in AI search?
The percentage of all brand mentions in AI answers that are yours — how much AI mind-share you own.
Is the AI visibility checker free?
Yes — free, no signup. Automatic monthly tracking is a Seoluma account feature. See all free tools →
My brand didn't appear at all — is that bad?
Common and fixable — it means models don't associate you with your category yet. Your report shows the GEO steps to fix it.