Is your brand in the answer when buyers ask AI?
The AI Visibility Grader checks your brand's visibility in about 60 seconds by asking real buyer-style questions to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. It reads your site's machine-readability and returns a banded score across four weighted dimensions: an honest directional snapshot, not a guarantee.
Asking ChatGPT the questions your buyers ask…
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How the grader works
The grader asks real buyer-style questions across multiple AI engines, then checks whether your brand appears, how clearly it is described, and whether competitors are cited instead.
It also crawls your site for the machine-readable signals that matter: schema, llms.txt, answer-first content structure, and clear entity language.
The score is weighted across four dimensions and shown as a band because AI answers vary from run to run. That range is more honest than a false-precision score.
What the score means
- → 0-39: Invisible. Your brand is not appearing in AI answers for your category when buyers ask.
- → 40-69: Emerging. Your brand appears inconsistently, usually with gaps in clarity, structure, or citation support.
- → 70-100: Cited. Your brand appears reliably enough to be part of the answer set when buyers ask.
What it can't tell you
The grader is a snapshot, not a guarantee. It does not predict every future answer or measure pipeline impact.
Improving the score is structural work: entity clarity, answer architecture, schema, and credible citations. That is the operating ground behind GEO and LLM SEO.
AI Visibility Grader FAQs
Is the AI Visibility Grader free?
Yes. The top findings are free. The full engine-by-question matrix and prioritized fix list are delivered by email.
Which AI engines does it check?
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Engines occasionally unavailable in a given run are labeled in the results.
Why is the score a range?
LLM answers are stochastic — the same question returns different answers across runs. The banded score reflects that variance honestly.
How do I improve my score?
Structural work: entity clarity, schema markup, answer-first content structure, and third-party citations. See the Digital Context Audit at strategnik.com/digital-context-audit.
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