Does AI recommend you?

More people now ask an AI assistant where they once searched. This asks one the questions your customers would, with live web search on, and shows whether your business comes up.

Tell it who you are and what you sell.

Describe what you sell the way a customer would ask for it. “Commercial plumbers” works better than “integrated hydraulic solutions”.

AI search check

One assistant, one moment. Answers vary.

It takes up to a minute, because the assistant searches the web before it answers.

Fair things to ask.

Which AI assistant is this?

Anthropic’s Claude, with live web search switched on. It’s one assistant. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers can each say something different, which is why a proper baseline asks all of them.

Will I get the same answer tomorrow?

Not necessarily. AI answers vary from one request to the next and change as the web changes. Treat this as a single reading, not a ranking.

Is what it says about my business accurate?

It may not be. The tool shows you what the assistant said and which pages it drew on. Checking it against the truth is your job, and it’s often the most useful part.

Can you get me recommended?

Nobody can promise that. What can be done is making your business easy for an assistant to find, understand and trust: clear pages, consistent details, structured data and mentions on the sites it already reads.

What happens to what I enter?

Your business name, what you sell and your location are sent to Anthropic’s Claude to run the check. The site doesn’t store them.

Not coming up when it matters?

Tell me what you sell and who you lose to. I’ll measure where you stand across the main assistants and say what would change it.