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crunchbase.comanswers stored on your first two scans, every one re-readable, with the question and the date it was asked. The questions here are examples.
What a first scan answers
Six things, measured rather than estimated, every one traceable to the answer it came from. The figures below are illustrative.
Whether the engines name you at all
Your mention rate across 25 buyer questions, beside the brand that leads your category on the same questions.
Who gets named instead
The companies that show up when you do not, and the questions where they are unavoidable.
The pages the engines quoted
The roundups, review sites and profiles behind the answers, and which of them already mention you.
Whether a crawler can read you
A pass or fail for each AI crawler, because a page the fetcher cannot read cannot be quoted.
What they say about you
The claims the engines repeat, including the wrong ones, with the answer they came from stored.
What to fix first
Every gap numbered, with the evidence under it, sorted by what moves the number for the least work.
One engine can name you while another never does
Which is why one score hides the useful part. A first scan splits it by engine, on the same questions, the same day. Illustrative figures.
ChatGPTNamed in 2 of 25
PerplexityNamed in 6 of 25
ClaudeNamed in 4 of 25
Google AI OverviewsNamed in 1 of 25
What happens after you type it
Two scans, today and tomorrow. The gap between them is the point: it is what tells you how much of your score was you, and how much was the day.
Your category and your buyers' questions, drafted for you to correct before anything runs.
25 questions on 4 engines, stored with the date as each one replies.
The same questions, a day apart, so a change can be told from the daily wobble.
Score against the leader, the sources, crawler verdicts, and a numbered list of fixes.
The answers come from a short list of places
Listicles were 44% of what ChatGPT cited for "best X" in the category we tested. These are the surfaces we see quoted most, and the ones a scan checks first.
Where a first scan can be wrong
Worth knowing before you read the number, and the reason the trial runs twice instead of once.
Four points up overnight, and the bands still overlap. So nothing happened, and that is what we will tell you. It is also why the trial runs twice: one reading has nothing to be mistaken for a change against.
Sampling
A scan is a sample, not a census. Every score carries the band above, and a move inside it is not a move.
Freshness
The crawler and profile checks are true as of the last fetch. They go stale, and we would rather say so than let you assume otherwise.
Coverage
We under-count forum discussion, which some engines lean on heavily, so your real picture may be better or worse than a first scan shows.
Questions people ask before typing it
Is it really free?
Yes, and there is no card. The trial asks your 25 buyer questions on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews, today and tomorrow, which comes to 200 stored answers. Then scanning pauses and the answers stay.
Do I have to talk to anyone?
No. You type your website, the scan runs, and the report is yours. There is no call in the way of it.
Why does it need an account?
Because the answers are kept. The second scan is only worth running if the first one is still there to compare against, and a stored answer has to belong to someone.
How long does the first scan take?
Minutes for the first answers, and the rest arrive as the engines reply. The second scan runs about a day later, which is what makes the pair readable.
Why 2 days and not one?
Because answer sets move on their own. One run tells you where you stand, and two tell you how much of that was the day rather than you.
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