Are you found by AI?

Are you found by AI? is an analytics tool. An AI visibility platform that asks seven AI engines your customers' questions each week, shows which competitors they name instead of you, and gives an ordered fix plan. Includes a free scan and MCP access for agents.

Are you found by AI? is an AI visibility platform that measures whether chat engines name a business when customers ask for recommendations. It positions itself as an SEO platform for the AI era, and it covers seven engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek and Google AI. For each tracked question, the report shows which engines mention the business, what the replies actually said, and which competitors were named instead. The product follows four stages: Measure, Grow, Compete and Track. Measurement works by asking the questions a buyer would ask and saving the answers verbatim, alongside a separate check of how ready the website is for AI. The Grow stage produces an ordered fix plan, such as explaining which businesses are served, publishing a clear guide to services and prices, or adding a case study with a specific outcome. Compete lists rival names with counts across the sampled answers, and Track compares each new weekly run with earlier ones so movement is visible over time. A notable feature is MCP support. A coding or chat assistant such as Claude or Cursor can be connected with a single command, after which it reads live visibility data and answers questions like which engines name the business and what to fix first. A public demo server exposes twenty tools without a key, and the paid plan lists the same twenty tools for agents. The tool suits small and mid-sized businesses, agencies and marketers who want evidence about AI recommendations rather than guesses. The free scan runs two questions on two engines in about a minute, with up to 15 scans per browser per day. The paid plan is priced per site and re-measures twenty-five questions weekly on all seven engines, adds daily discovery of new pages that mention the business, and counts visitors arriving from AI tools. Compared with classic rank trackers, it focuses on answers rather than search result positions, and compared with broader SEO suites it is narrower but more specific to generative engines.