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Live AI Visibility Test

Does an AI assistant actually mention your business when a customer asks? This tool runs three representative prompts — best-in-town, recommendation and reputation — against one live AI model with web search, right now, and shows you the actual answers. No simulation, no scores invented from a crawl.

Exactly as customers would know it.

Three consumer prompts, one live AI model with web search, run right now. Takes 20–40 seconds. A snapshot, not a study — the limitations are explained below.

Privacy: the details you enter are sent to our server and to our AI provider (Anthropic) solely to run this test. No account is created and no marketing profile is built — see the privacy notice.

At a glance

What it does, what it reads, what it cannot see

Every tool on this site states its scope in the same six lines, so you know what a result means before you act on it.

You enter
Business name, town, and the service you want to be found for
You get
Three customer-style prompts answered by a live AI model with web search: named or not, the answer, the sources it cited, the date
It reads
The live model’s answers at the moment you run it, with the sources it chose
It cannot see
Other models, other phrasings, and tomorrow’s answer: one run is one sample, not a rank
It takes
Thirty to ninety seconds
Worked example

The shape of a result

Illustrative: nothing here was measured
Business
Meadowbank Dental, Harrogate (fictional)
Service
dental implants
"Who is a good dentist for implants in Harrogate?"Not named

The answer named three other practices and cited four sources: two directory listings, one review site, one practice website.

"Is Meadowbank Dental in Harrogate reputable?"Named

Named, with the Google rating quoted from one source, a directory listing, rather than from the practice's own site.

"Dentist near Harrogate station that does Invisalign"Not named

Two practices named; the sources cited were a national aligner provider's clinic finder and a local news article.

1 of 3Named
7Sources cited
0Sources that were the business itself

How to read it

This is the shape of a result, not a real run: the business is fictional and no model was asked. In a real test the tool sends three prompts to a live model with web search and reports the actual answers, the actual sources, and the date. The reading is usually the same as this illustration suggests: a business is named for its own name and missed for the service query, and the sources the assistant leans on are directories and third parties, which is where the work is.

This example is a sketch of the result’s format. The businesses in it do not exist and no lookup or model call was made; run the tool on your own details for a measured result.

How it works

What this tool measures, and what it leaves alone

Read this before you act on a result. Every tool here states its method and its limits in the same breath.

What one live test can and cannot tell you

What it can tell you: whether one major AI model, searching the web today, names your business for the kind of questions customers ask — and what it says when asked directly about you. Seeing the actual answers, with the sources the model cited, is far more informative than any invented "AI score".

What it cannot tell you: how every assistant answers, how answers vary across phrasings and days, or whether a mention converts into customers. AI answers are probabilistic — the same prompt can produce different answers an hour later. That is why this is three prompts against one provider, labelled as a snapshot: proper measurement means running a bank of prompts across providers on a schedule and watching the trend, which is what our paid monitoring does.

If your business was not mentioned

Being absent from these answers usually traces to the evidence layer: an unreadable or thin website, missing structured data, inconsistent business information across the web, few reviews, or no third-party sources for the model to cite. Those are all fixable, and all measurable — start with the AI Readiness Checker on this site to see the part your own website controls, then look at the sources the model actually cited above and ask why you are not in them.

Questions

Common questions

Which AI model does the test use?

One current commercial model with live web search, named in your result. One model is a deliberate limitation of a free instant tool — treat the result as a sample of how AI assistants answer, not a census of them.

I ran it twice and got different answers. Is it broken?

No — that is AI search behaving normally. Answers are probabilistic and vary between runs, which is exactly why single tests are indicative and trends over repeated, scheduled testing are what we measure in paid work.

Can you get my business into AI answers?

Nobody can guarantee inclusion, and you should walk away from anyone who does. What can be done is making your business easy to read, verify and cite — the evidence layer assistants draw on. That is measurable month by month.

If you need more than the tool

If the answers above surprised you — absent, misdescribed, or losing to a competitor — the fix lives in your evidence layer: website, structured data, consistency, reviews. That is exactly what we investigate.

Free Snapshot

Not sure the findings matter? A person checks your website and sends three specific, evidenced fixes — free, no call, no obligation.

Website Revenue Audit — £295

The full picture: up to ten pages and your customer journey checked by a person, every finding evidenced, every fix written so you or your developer can do it.

Repair Sprint — £795

No developer, no time, no interest in doing it yourself? The audit plus up to twelve fixes implemented for you, with a full change log.

And when the whole system needs rebuilding — website, trust evidence, local and AI visibility together — the founder-led HighRegard Authority Transformation (£7,495, 8 weeks, application only) is the complete version.