Launch at Dawn
Your customers ask AI now. Is AI recommending your brand?
What it does
Last month a founder told us: "We rank #1 on Google but when I asked ChatGPT for tools in our category, our competitor came up. Every single time." That's the new reality: AI search doesn't show 10 links, it shows one answer. We built Launch at Dawn to show you the truth — your AI Visibility Score across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude & Perplexity, who AI recommends instead of you, and exactly where to show up to change that. Early movers will own AI recommendations for years. The land grab starts now.
Launch at Dawn tracks how AI engines mention your brand, where competitors are winning, and what actions will close the gap — with live citations, sentiment tracking, and weekly AI visibility alerts.
Customers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity before they ask Google. Run a free scan to see if AI even knows your business exists — then track, benchmark, fix, and grow it every week. Your customers are asking ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity instead of typing into Google. If those engines don't know your business, you don't exist to a growing share of buyers. Traditional SEO optimizes for Google rankings. AI visibility optimizes for whether large language models recognize, trust, and recommend your business — driven by structured data, entity clarity, and content AI can actually parse. Almost nobody is auditing for this yet. AI Visibility scans, tracks, and fixes how your…from launchatdawn.com
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