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Does AI see your brand?

Ask ChatGPT the question your buyers ask. See whether it names you, whether it cites your site and which pages it read to answer. Free, no account.

Your question goes to OpenAI to get the answer. We do not keep your question, your site or the result. Three free checks a day.

What the check shows

Three things, read straight from ChatGPT’s answer.

Whether you are named

ChatGPT answers your buyer’s question with a live web search. The check looks for your brand name and domain in that answer and shows you the sentence.

Whether your site is cited

An answer can name you without linking to you, or link to you without naming you. The check reports both.

Which sites it cited

The sites behind the answer are the ones to be on. If a roundup or a directory is there and you are not on it, that is your next move.

What one check cannot tell you

It is a quick look, and worth reading as one.

  1. It is one answer

    AI answers change from run to run. A single hit or miss proves little.

  2. It is one engine

    This check asks ChatGPT. Claude, Gemini and Perplexity read different pages and can answer differently.

  3. It matches your name as written

    The check finds your name and domain in the text. If your name is also an everyday word, read the sentence it shows before you trust the result.

Keep going

Questions about the check

It sends your question to ChatGPT with web search on, the way a buyer would ask it, and a second question asking what your brand is. Then it looks for your name and your site in the two answers.
It is a snapshot. Answers change between runs, so a single hit or miss proves little. Cite keeps asking your tracked questions, so you see the pattern over time.
One engine keeps the free check quick. Cite, the full agent, asks Claude as well.
No. Your question goes to OpenAI to get the answer and FeedSquad does not keep it. We count checks per network to prevent abuse.
3 a day. There is also a shared daily limit, so the check can be busy late in the day.
Look at the sites ChatGPT cited. Being mentioned on those pages, and publishing pages that answer the question directly, is what changes the answer. Cite writes those articles from your own facts and watches whether the engines cite them.

Cite · Long-form Article Agent

Watch it over time with Cite.

Cite asks ChatGPT and Claude your buyers’ questions and writes the articles that answer them.

Start with one real job. FeedSquad shows you the finished work before anything publishes, and you keep the final say.

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