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PicksYou

When a customer asks AI who to call, does it pick you?

Type your business and your town. We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews the five questions a new customer would ask, and show you every answer word for word, with your name marked where it appears.

Your business
As it reads on your sign and on Google Maps.
Leave it empty if you have none. We still check Google Maps and the answers.
The town a customer would name.
Where the customer is asking from.
The language your customers ask in. The questions follow it.
Sets the questions we ask.
A quick check that you are a person. Each run costs us real money with the AI vendors.

Free. Five questions, three assistants, fifteen answers, about two minutes. No account, no card, no sales call. 3 checks a day per connection.

What happens when you press the button

About two minutes, start to finish

1

We ask what a customer would ask

Five questions in your language for your town: who is best, who to call first, a comparison on price and reviews, who people trust, and how a newcomer should choose. Each goes to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews through the interfaces they publish. Nothing is scraped.

2

We read every answer for your name

A matcher looks for your name, your aliases and your website in each answer. When it is not sure, a person checks before anything counts. An uncertain match is never called a hit, so the count can be behind the truth but never ahead of it.

3

We show you the receipts

Every answer, word for word, with your name marked. The count of answers that named you, with its margin. The reasons you were not named more often, each with what we found, why it matters and what to do about it.

What one check can and cannot tell you

How we measure, in full

What it is

One sample on one day: fifteen answers from three assistants. Enough to see whether they know you exist, what they say when they name you, and who they name instead.

Every number comes with its margin, because fifteen answers is a sample, not a census. Four of fifteen today could be two or six next week by luck alone, and the margin says so.

What it is not

Not a trend, and not a position in a list. Assistants change their answers between days and phrasings, and there is no list inside ChatGPT to be number three of. Anyone who sells you a position in an AI answer is selling a number they invented.

The free weekly email repeats the check every Monday, so a trend can form and you can see whether a fix changed anything.

What we will not do

Written down so you can hold us to it

Sell you a position

Nobody can give you one in an AI answer. We count how many answers named you and show you each one.

Scrape a consumer app

We use the interfaces the assistants publish, and we say which ones on the methodology page.

Touch your website or profiles

The check only reads. Nothing is changed or published anywhere without your click.

Send more than one mail a week

The weekly check is one mail. One click stops it, and we keep the stop.