Harsha Kotthapalli

The AI Visibility Check · Free · 2 days

What AI says about you when a buyer asks.

Not what it says about your name. What it says when someone asks the category question and has never heard of you.

Free · 2 days · Nothing to credit, it's free

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We asked the AIs what a buyer asks, three questions, five times each.

Named in 0 of 15
Named instead
HAYAH Smart Saver
Valura
6pages decided the shortlist. You are on none of them.
Named in none of fifteen runs.

The full output lists every page the AI cited, one answer word for word, and three fixes in the order to make them.

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Who this is for

Who this is for, and who it isn't.

This is for you if

  • You're about to raise and an investor will type your category into ChatGPT before the meeting
  • Buyers are researching before they ever reach your site and you don't know what they're told
  • You've done SEO work and have no idea whether it changed what AI says
  • You want to know who gets named instead of you

This isn't for you if

  • You want your ranking fixed. This tells you where you stand, not how to climb.
  • You want every assistant checked. This is Claude with web search, one view, named on the report.
  • You want a number to put in a board deck. Answers move week to week and this doesn't pretend otherwise.

What you get

What lands in your inbox.

Three buyer questions

3 QUESTIONS · NO BRAND NAMES

The questions a buyer types before they know any vendor exists. Never your company name, because asking that always returns something and proves nothing.

Used byFOUNDERS
Fifteen runs, not one

5 RUNS PER QUESTION

Answers aren't stable. Ask the same thing five times and you can get three different shortlists. You get the spread, not a single screenshot.

Used byFOUNDERS
Who was named instead

EVERY COMPANY NAMED

The companies that took the place you wanted, and how often each one appeared.

Used byFOUNDERS
The pages that decided it

EVERY SOURCE, AS A URL

The exact pages the assistant read to build its answer. This is the most useful part and almost nobody produces it.

Used byWHOEVER OWNS THE SITE
Three fixes, in order

3 CHANGES · ORDERED BY EFFECT

Only the moves the research supports. Ordered by what actually changes the answer this quarter.

Used byWHOEVER OWNS THE SITE

ALL FIVE ARE FREE. NOTHING TO CREDIT, NOTHING TO SIGN.

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How it works

How it works.

You send the URL. I write three questions a buyer in your category would actually type, ask each one five times, and record what comes back word for word. Two days later you get the answers, the companies named instead of you, the pages that decided it, and three fixes. No call, no deck.

What it costs

What it costs.

Price

Free

Invoiced in

EUR

Duration

2 days

Credited

Nothing to credit, it's free

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What this leads to

What this leads to.

GTM Foundations

Three months alongside you, starting with a two-week diagnosis you can stop after: who you’re for, what you say, and how you sell it.

€5,000/mo · 3 months minimum

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What a check can't tell you

Answers aren't stable, results change by region and by account, and no assistant publishes how it decides what to name. One model release can undo all of it. What this gives you is a dated, repeatable reading under controlled conditions — which is a narrower claim than knowing what every buyer sees, and a truer one.

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Straight answers

Straight answers.

Is it actually free?

Yes. No call, no sequence. Same as the landing page review.

Which AI do you ask?

Claude, with web search on. One assistant, named on the report. ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity cite differently, so this is one view rather than the whole picture. I'd rather tell you that than pretend otherwise.

Why ask the same question five times?

Because answers aren't stable. Ask once and you have a screenshot. Ask five times and you can see whether being named was reliable or luck.

Will you get us mentioned?

No. This tells you where you stand and what would move it. Doing the work is a separate conversation.

How long does it take?

Two days.