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What does AI say about you?
Type in your website. Within the hour you get a score and the five fixes that matter: what ChatGPT, Google’s AI, Perplexity and Gemini say about your brand, where they got it, and what to change.
How it works
Five engines, six questions, one report
1 secondto see whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini can read your site, before you give an email
90answers behind every report: six questions, each in three wordings, on five engines
2 of 3answers have to repeat a wrong claim before it costs you points, so one bad draw does not
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- We ask the enginesSix questions a customer would ask, each in three wordings, on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google.
- We read your siteYour pages and your profiles, so every answer can be checked against what you actually say.
- The report arrivesOne email with a link you can keep. Nothing to install and nothing to pay.
You can close this page. The full report goes to an email at the website's own domain; any other address gets the summary. If it is not there within the hour, look in spam for HIREQUARTERS.
While you wait: our own report is the same thing on hirequarters.com, score and all.
Who it is for
Operators, affiliates and B2B suppliers
Operators
Casinos, sportsbooks and prediction markets: what AI tells a player who asks whether you are licensed, safe and worth joining, and which rivals it names before you.
Affiliates and media
Review sites, comparison sites and news: whether AI quotes your pages as a source or your competitors', and which of your pages it reads.
B2B suppliers and agencies
Platforms, studios, payments and agencies: how AI describes your product and your prices to a buyer, and whether you make the shortlist when they ask who is best.
Questions
What to know before you check
Within the hour. Collecting the 90 answers from the engines takes most of it; reading your site and your profiles and comparing every claim takes the rest. The report comes by email with a link, so you do not have to keep the page open.
Nothing. A check costs us about a dollar in engine and comparison fees, so the free checks are capped each month. When a month is used up the form says so, and the next month opens again.
An email address on the site's own domain, because the full report quotes the engines on your pricing, your people and your legal entity. Any other address gets the summary: the score, the three questions and the titles of the five fixes.
We send the report to it, and we may write once about the findings. No list and no sequence. The consent line under the form is the whole agreement, and the privacy policy says what we keep.
Find, 40 points: how often the engines name you (25) and whether their bots can read your site (15). Trust, 45 points: how often what they say is right (30) and whether your own pages agree with each other (15). Recommend, 15 points: three for each engine that lists you among the best, or for a review site the share of money questions on which an engine cites it. Every question is asked in three wordings, and a wrong claim costs points only when two answers repeat it. The weights are our judgment, not a measurement, and every report prints them.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, read the way a person sees them. The official APIs answer differently from the apps people use, and Google's AI features have no API at all.
Yes. You get the summary; the full report goes only to an address on that domain. One free check per site every 30 days: a second request inside that window sends the existing report again.
