Free AI Search Visibility Checker
Does your brand appear when buyers ask about your category? Run a free AI brand check to review sampled mentions, competitors and cited sources. Use the report as a starting point, not a count of every conversation in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity.
What You Will See in the Report
- AI Search Visibility Score — an overall score based on whether your brand appears across a broad set of queries
- Branded visibility — whether AI assistants mention your company when the prompt includes your name
- Non-branded visibility — whether your company shows up when users ask category or problem-based questions without naming your brand
- Mention sentiment — whether your brand appears positively, neutrally, negatively, or not at all
- Top cited sources — the domains and source types most often connected to your category visibility
- Competitor presence — which competing brands appear in the same answer space
- Visibility diagnosis — a plain-language summary of why your visibility is at its current level and what to do next
After your results, request a deeper AI visibility review. Your email, website or brand and scan results are saved with LightSite for review and follow-up. You can also book a free consultation through the existing HubSpot booking link.
Branded vs Non-Branded Visibility
Many brands appear when users search by name but disappear on category and comparison queries. That non-branded gap is usually where the biggest opportunity lives. This test separates both layers so you can see exactly where your visibility breaks down.
Why This Matters
Buyers increasingly use AI assistants to evaluate vendors before they ever visit a website. If your brand is missing from those answers, you may be losing shortlist consideration before demand reaches your funnel. AI search visibility is influenced by how clearly your company is described across the web, how much trustworthy proof exists around your brand, and whether the sources AI systems rely on are talking about you.
How the Test Works
The tool first researches your brand context to understand what kind of company you are, what you sell, who your likely audience is, and which competitors matter in your category. It then generates a set of 22 realistic branded and non-branded queries and runs them through AI-assisted analysis. The system checks whether your brand is mentioned, what the surrounding sentiment looks like, which outside sources are cited, and which other brands appear more often than you do.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this AI Search Visibility Test measure?
It measures how often your brand appears in branded and non-branded AI search queries, which competitors show up instead, what the mention sentiment is, and which sources are cited.
Which AI systems does this test cover?
The AI search visibility test covers behavior associated with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity.
What is the difference between branded and non-branded visibility?
Branded visibility means AI mentions your company when users search by name. Non-branded means you appear on category or problem-based queries without your brand name.
How does the test work?
It researches your brand context, generates realistic queries, then checks whether your brand is mentioned, what the sentiment is, which sources are cited, and which competitors appear.
What does a low score usually mean?
Your brand is weak outside of direct branded search. Competitors likely have stronger comparison content, reviews, directory presence, or third-party mentions.
Is this tool free?
Yes. Run the AI search visibility test for free and get an immediate report.
Related Resources
- Free GEO Checker — test your technical AI search readiness
- Best GEO Platforms 2026 — compare leading platforms
- How to Appear in AI Search
- How to Optimize Your Website for AI Search
- Customer Case Studies
For a deeper review of your results, schedule a free AI visibility audit.
Review and share your results
Request a deeper AI visibility review using the email form after your results. Share your email, website or brand and scan results with LightSite for review and follow-up.
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