AIRIX

AIRIX is an AI search tool. AIRIX scans whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude recommend a business when asked about its industry. Enter a name, business type and website, and it returns an AI score plus the competitors the assistants name.

AIRIX is an AI visibility scanner. Its premise is simple and slightly uncomfortable: a growing share of buyers now open a conversation with an AI assistant instead of typing a query into a search engine, and the assistant answers with a short list of businesses. If your company is not on that list, you are invisible at the exact moment a purchase decision gets made. The scan is built to show you that answer directly rather than through a dashboard of estimates. The workflow is deliberately minimal. You enter your business name, a business type, and your website, and the tool resolves your location (the page shows a detected city and country that can be changed). From there it runs the check and reports your AI score alongside the names of the businesses the assistants recommended for your category. The pitch is speed: a free scan that takes about five seconds and needs no signup, so the first look costs nothing but a few form fields. It is aimed at small and local businesses, marketing teams, and agencies that manage visibility for clients and want a repeatable way to demonstrate where a brand stands in AI answers. Positioning matters here. Traditional rank trackers and SEO suites watch Google result pages and organic traffic. AIRIX watches a different surface: the recommendation layer inside conversational assistants, where the output is prose and the competition is whatever the model decides to mention. That makes it closer to a brand monitoring tool than to a keyword rank checker, and it complements rather than replaces classic SEO work. Because the site supplies no detail on crawl frequency, number of prompts tested, or model coverage beyond the three named assistants, treat the score as a directional signal rather than an audited metric. The free entry point makes it easy to test on a real business before committing. Businesses in competitive local categories will likely get the most value, since the recommendation list is short and the gap between being named and being omitted is stark.