VisibAI

VisibAI is an analytics tool. VisibAI audits whether a business appears in answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Mistral and You.com. It returns a 0 to 100 score, competitor share of voice, a prioritised fix list and a PDF report, with a free first audit and a one-off paid option.

VisibAI is an AI visibility audit tool that measures how often a business shows up when people ask AI assistants about its industry. A user enters a website URL and a business category, and the service runs a set of industry-specific questions across up to six engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Mistral and You.com. It records who is mentioned, where and how frequently, then condenses the results into a score from 0 to 100. The report goes beyond a single number. It breaks visibility down by platform, so a brand can see that it performs well in one engine and poorly in another, and it shows share of voice against named competitors. A prioritised fix list written in plain language follows, with severity levels. The sample report on the homepage flags blocked AI crawlers in robots.txt, missing LocalBusiness schema markup and a missing FAQ page as the main gaps. A branded PDF is emailed once the run finishes, which the site says takes under five minutes. The product is aimed at small and medium businesses such as restaurants, accountants, lawyers and consultants, plus e-commerce and SaaS companies, and at web agencies that want to attach an audit to client work. Agencies can use white-label reports, a client dashboard and team seats on the Agency plan. Pricing is deliberately unusual for the category: a free first audit limited to ChatGPT, a one-off paid audit with no subscription, and monthly plans for repeated tracking, competitor analysis and email alerts. Higher tiers add brand-level checks such as AI accuracy audits, product-line tracking and multi-region tracking. A done-for-you service is also offered. Among alternatives, VisibAI positions itself against subscription-first monitoring tools like Otterly, Rankscale and Semrush, arguing that those target enterprise marketing teams. The tradeoff is depth: it is built for a quick diagnosis and a to-do list rather than for large-scale, continuous analytics. The site states that data is hosted in the EU and is not sold.