Find out if AI names you.
We ask a live AI engine the question your future clients ask, then show you its answer word for word, including which practices it named instead.
About a minute. No card. We name who's named instead.
- The question is yours, not a template. Your specialty, your city, phrased the way a person would actually type it. We print the exact sentence further down this page.
- Asked live, when you press the button. No cached score, no stored grade, no number we made up.
- You keep the answer. It shows on screen and lands in your inbox, including the practices the engine named instead.
Three steps, and you can see inside every one.
The sentence a real person would ask, specific to your specialty, with your city in it. No keywords, no operators, no prompt built to make you look bad. It is printed below in full.
The question goes out the moment you submit. We use Perplexity, because it is our go-to model for fast, reliable asks. It searches the live web and shows its sources, which means the answer can be explained rather than just displayed.
The result page opens with the answer as it came back, whether your name is in it, and which practices are. The same thing arrives by email, so you can forward it to whoever needs to see it.
Someone in Detroit, MI is looking for a dermatology practice. Which local practices would you recommend, and why?
Your city and your specialty get dropped into that sentence, and that is the whole prompt. We show it here because a check you cannot see the inside of is not a check, it is a claim. Start to finish it takes about a minute, and most of that is the engine thinking.
** Paid products target the DMA around you, not the whole country like everyone else.
The engine's own words, not our summary of them.
Here is the answer to the question above, in the shape yours will arrive in.
“Around Detroit, three practices come up consistently. Maple Ridge Dermatology is mentioned most often for medical dermatology and skin cancer screening, largely because it publishes plain explanations of what each procedure involves. Quarton Skin Institute is cited for Mohs surgery and surgeon experience. Woodward Dermatology comes up for pediatric and eczema care.”
The practice that ran this check was not mentioned, and that is the ordinary result. The useful part is the three names that were, and the reason the engine gave for each one. Either way you leave knowing something true about your market that most of the practices in it have never bothered to check.
The practice names above are invented, so no real business gets used as an example. Your check runs on your name, your specialty and your city, and the answer comes back exactly as the engine wrote it.
What it costs you, and what it cannot tell you.
Measurement honesty is the whole position here, so the limits go on the same page as the offer, side by side.
What it costs you
- No card. There is no payment step anywhere in this, now or later.
- No call. Nobody phones you. If you want to talk, you can find us.
- No obligation. Run it, read it, close the tab. That is a complete use of this page.
- No sales sequence. You get the result email. You are not enrolled in anything, and every message we send unsubscribes in one click.
Why we give it away: most owners have never seen what an engine says about their market. Once they have, the conversation about what to do next is a real one.
What it cannot tell you
- One engine. Perplexity answers this check. The others read different sources and reach different conclusions, and they disagree with each other regularly.
- One question. Your clients ask dozens. This is one of them, phrased one way.
- One day. Ask again next month and the names can move.
- Not a rank, not a score. Being named once is not a position, and we will not dress it up as one. Nobody can promise you a citation, and anyone who does is guessing.
It is a sample, and a sample is enough to see the shape of the problem. It is not enough to draw a conclusion about your business, so we do not draw one for you. The larger picture is Visibility Management, and it has its price on the page.
Three pieces of work, priced in public.
None of these is a prerequisite for the check, and the check does not enroll you in any of them. They are here because the honest answer to what do I do about this is a real piece of work, and you should be able to see what it costs before you speak to anyone.
The questions your clients ask, answered from your own published content, with paste-ready FAQPage schema for your homepage and up to six service pages. Delivered within the hour.
One canonical record of your practice, then every directory and profile the engines read made to agree with it. A before and after presence map at 30 days. $2,995 if you want up to three named practitioners built out too.
The measurement this free check only samples: several engines polled on repeated runs, month over month, reported separately rather than blended, with the record maintained as it drifts.
Not sure which one your result points at? Run the check first. The result page reads it for you and says so plainly.
The questions owners actually ask.
What does the check actually run?
Which engine do you use, and why only one?
Why do you ask for my email?
Is it really free, and what is the catch?
My practice was not named. Is that normal?
How accurate is a single run?
Is any client or patient information involved?
A minute from now you will know.
A few fields, one live query, and the answer in your own hands. Then it is your call what to do about it.
Run the free check →Rather talk to someone first? Get in touch.