Alrebro
See if ChatGPT and AI search actually know your business
What it does
Alrebro's free AI Visibility Checker tests whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other AI tools actually mention your business when someone asks for a recommendation. No sign-up tricks — just a real, honest check.
A free, real scan of your website — see whether AI assistants, AI Overviews, and search engines can find and recommend your business, then get a ranked list of what to fix first.
AI assistants, AI Overviews, and search engines are answering questions your customers used to type into a search bar. A free scan shows whether they can find and recommend you — then we fix what's broken. Tell us where to send it. We'll scan your site and reply with a real, ranked list of what to fix first. Not an agency pitch — a scanner, twelve free tools, and real scans running right now. Here's what's happening on it. Every scan this site has run, as it ran. Domains are masked; the scores and timings are exactly what the scanner recorded. Every site we scan has some of these. The scan tells you which ones are yours — then we fix them. ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity are answering your…from alrebro.com
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