Does AI recommend your business?
Enter your business name, category and city. We ask an AI model three questions a customer might ask, such as "Who are the best AC repair companies in Austin?" Then we show whether your business is named, which businesses are named instead, and three things to do next.
Why AI answers matter for local businesses
45% of US consumers used AI tools such as ChatGPT for local business recommendations in 2026, up from 6% a year earlier, according to BrightLocal. When someone asks "who's the best dentist near me?", the answer names a few businesses. You want to be one of them.
What helps you get named
- A complete Google Business Profile: the right primary category, services, hours, photos, and a description that names your city.
- Fresh reviews, with replies. Reviews that mention the service and the city give AI answers something specific to quote.
- One clear page per service on your website, with your city in the title, prices or ranges, and an FAQ.
- Consistent details everywhere. The same name, address and phone on Google, Yelp, Facebook and directories.
- A site AI crawlers can read. Check your robots.txt, and consider an llms.txt. Our GEO guide covers what the research says works.
Is this ChatGPT?
Only if the result says so. The result page always names the model that answered. Without an OpenAI key configured, we use another model and say so.
Why does the answer change when I run it again?
AI answers vary from run to run. Results are cached for a day so you see the same answer if you check again soon. To see a trend, you need the same questions asked every week, which is what Scout Bee does.
What does BeeCMO track?
Scout Bee asks ChatGPT (with web search), Gemini (with Google Search) and Perplexity your buyer questions every week, records when you're named or cited, tracks competitors and suggests fixes.
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Weekly AI-search tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, plus reviews, Google posts and lead replies. 14-day trial, no card.