Does ChatGPT recommend your site?
There's one honest way to know: ask it the questions your customers ask — without naming you — and read who it recommends. That's exactly what this test does. Free.
✓ No signup ✓ Real assistant answers, every source listed ✓ ~60 seconds
How the test works
We read your site and write the questions
The scanner profiles what you sell, then writes the buying questions your customers actually ask an assistant — grounded in real search phrasing, never naming your brand.
We ask the assistants — twice each
Each question runs twice through web-connected models built on ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. Twice, because a single AI answer is statistically noisy; the split (“named in 1 of 2 runs”) is the honest number.
You see who got recommended, and why
Every answer, every competitor named ahead of you, and every source page the assistant read. If you're missing, the exact pages standing between you and the answer — the listicle to join, the thread to answer, the comparison page to write.
The questions everyone asks next
- Why doesn't ChatGPT recommend my site?
- Almost always: because you're not in the pages it reads. Assistants answer buying questions by running a web search and reading the top results — round-ups, review sites, forums, comparison pages. If those pages don't mention you, no amount of on-site optimization alone makes you the answer. The test shows you which specific pages decided each answer.
- Can I ask ChatGPT about my site myself?
- You can, but you'll measure noise: one query, one moment, on an account whose history skews the answer. Research on repeated LLM queries found under 1% odds of the same brand list on a second run. Our test asks twice per assistant, from clean context, and reports the split.
- Does publishing llms.txt make ChatGPT recommend me?
- On its own, no — and we say this as a tool that generates llms.txt. The file makes you readable once an assistant arrives; being recommended means appearing in the sources it reads. Do both: fix readability, then work the source list the test gives you.
- How do I get ChatGPT to recommend my business?
- Three moves, in order of impact: get into the pages assistants read for your category (round-ups, review directories, forums — the test names your exact targets); make your pages quotable (definitions, tables, concrete numbers, FAQ sections); then re-test to verify movement. It's earned, not tricked.