The AEO Loop Scanner
See if AI recommends your business, free in 60 seconds
What it does
Run real buying-intent prompts against ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. See your score and which competitors get named instead.
Enter six details. The scanner asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude three real buying-intent questions, reads what each one actually answers, then shows whether you're recommended — and the competitors surfaced instead of you. Tip: the more specific your area of operation, the sharper the result. "Rhinoplasty" beats "plastic surgery." AI uses your site as a source, but won't recommend hiring you. AI doesn't mention you at all — you're invisible for this query. The scanner shows scores and verdicts. The complete 11-section Gap Report — competitor comparison, prompt intent matrix, and a prioritised fix plan — is produced through a rigorous, evidence-checked process, reviewed personally…from theaeoloop.com
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