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Watch on YouTube: Is your brand named in ChatGPT answers? AI visibility explained (opens in a new tab)How a check works, shown on Pebblebill, a made-up brand. Every answer and number from here down to Pricing is sample data, not your site.
1.0Sample check · Pebblebill, a made-up brand
We work out your category, your rivals and the questions your buyers ask AI.
Each question goes to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, the way a buyer would ask it.
Every answer is read for your name. No answer means it is left out, not counted as a miss.
Named in 3 of 8 answers: likely 14–69%. Wide, because 8 is a small sample.
One specific change, on the page that matters, written out for you.
For freelancers who want the basics done well, Pebblebill is a strong pick: clean invoices, automatic payment reminders, and a free tier. Tallyroo is a good alternative if you also need time tracking.
Popular options include Tallyroo, which pairs invoicing with time tracking, and Quillbook, known for simple recurring invoices. Both offer free trials and connect to Stripe and PayPal.
For freelancers who want the basics done well, Pebblebill is a strong pick: clean invoices, automatic payment reminders, and a free tier. Tallyroo is a good alternative if you also need time tracking.
Most freelancers start with Quillbook or Tallyroo. Quillbook is the simpler of the two; Tallyroo suits people who bill by the hour and want reports.
Popular options include Tallyroo, which pairs invoicing with time tracking, and Quillbook, known for simple recurring invoices. Both offer free trials and connect to Stripe and PayPal.
For freelancers who want the basics done well, Pebblebill is a strong pick: clean invoices, automatic payment reminders, and a free tier. Tallyroo is a good alternative if you also need time tracking.
Most freelancers start with Quillbook or Tallyroo. Quillbook is the simpler of the two; Tallyroo suits people who bill by the hour and want reports.
Popular options include Tallyroo, which pairs invoicing with time tracking, and Quillbook, known for simple recurring invoices. Both offer free trials and connect to Stripe and PayPal.
Likely between 14% and 69% · 3 of 8 answers
Wide, because 8 answers is a small sample. Tracking adds more and the range tightens.
| Question | ChatGPT | Perplexity | Gemini |
|---|---|---|---|
| q1best invoicing app for freelancers | |||
| q2how do freelancers send invoices and get paid faster | |||
| q3simple accounting software for a one-person business |
“how do freelancers send invoices and get paid faster”
Your /features/invoicing page never says who it is for, so models don't connect you to freelancers asking about getting paid.
/features/invoicingOpen /features/invoicing with one answer-first sentence: who it's for (freelancers), the job (send invoices and get paid faster), and the proof (automatic reminders).Each dot is one AI answer. Read 8 and the honest answer is “somewhere between 14% and 69%”. Keep reading and the same rate pins down to a range you can act on.
| Answers read | Named | Likely range | Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 3 | 14–69% | 55 pts |
| 30 | 11 | 22–54% | 32 pts |
| 120 | 45 | 29–46% | 17 pts |
| 400 | 150 | 33–42% | 9 pts |
Sample data, illustration. With 8 answers and Pebblebill named in 3, the 95% range is 14% to 69%: too wide to act on. At the same rate over 400 answers, named in 150, it is 33% to 42%: tight enough to prove a change. Around 30 answers the range starts getting useful.
See where you’re missing, ship one specific fix, prove it moved, then keep watching. The same four steps, on repeat.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini get the same buyer questions, 3–4 samples each on a plan. Every rate is per engine and overall, always with its range.
OpenAI's assistant. People ask it for recommendations in plain language.
Per buyer question
2 of 3 answers named Pebblebill
Named instead: Quillbook ×1, Tallyroo ×1
An answer engine that searches the web and cites its sources.
Per buyer question
0 of 3 answers named Pebblebill
Named instead: Quillbook ×3, Tallyroo ×2
Google's assistant, built on its own models.
Per buyer question
1 of 2 answers named Pebblebill · 1 no answer, left out
Named instead: Quillbook ×1, Tallyroo ×1
Few answers per engine, so each range is wide. Overall, more answers make it tighter.
Sample dataOverall 38%, likely 14% to 69%.
Same method for everyone: real answers, a rate with its range, one fix at a time. What changes is how many brands and questions you track, and how often.
Named instead
This week’s fix
“how do freelancers send invoices and get paid faster”
Missing on ChatGPT and Perplexity
/features/invoicingThe dashboard is six panels, all built from the same answers. Point at one to see what it tells you, or play the tour.
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| Question | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| best invoicing app for freelancers | |||
| how do freelancers send invoices and get paid faster | |||
| simple accounting software for a one-person business |
“how do freelancers send invoices and get paid faster”
Most freelancers start with Quillbook or Tallyroo. Quillbook is the simpler of the two; Tallyroo suits people who bill by the hour and want reports.
Named instead: Quillbook, Tallyroo
Mentions in answers that left Pebblebill out
/features/invoicinghow do freelancers send invoices and get paid fasterRe-checking/best invoicing app for freelancersShipped/pricingsimple accounting software for a one-person businessSuggestedYour setup drafts questions like these for your brand. Use them to see what a page has to say before an assistant will name it.
Examples, not results“best project management tool for a small remote team”
Your page needs to sayWho it's for (small remote teams) in the first line, plus the 2–3 jobs it does best.
“which CRM is easiest for a three-person sales team”
Your page needs to sayTeam size you fit, setup time in plain numbers, and what you leave out on purpose.
“cheaper alternatives to the big all-in-one CRM suites”
Your page needs to sayYour price next to the category, and which heavy features you skip.
“how do I track customer churn without a data team”
Your page needs to sayA short how-to that names your product as the tool for each step.
“how much does help desk software cost for a startup”
Your page needs to sayReal prices on a crawlable page, not only behind a sales call.
“best email marketing tool for a newsletter under 5,000 subscribers”
Your page needs to sayThe audience size you suit, stated in numbers, on the features page.
“all-in-one workspace wiki vs a dedicated docs tool for a startup”
Your page needs to sayAn honest comparison page: when you're the better pick and when you're not.
“best running shoes for flat feet under $150”
Your page needs to sayFit details (arch, width) and price in text, not only in images.
“merino vs synthetic base layers for hiking”
Your page needs to sayA buying guide that explains the trade-off and links your products to each case.
“is a $300 espresso machine worth it for beginners”
Your page needs to sayWho each model is for and what the extra money buys, in plain words.
“how to choose a mattress for back pain”
Your page needs to sayA guide that names your mattress types against each sleep need.
“sustainable alternatives to fast-fashion basics”
Your page needs to sayMaterials, sourcing and care stated on the product page, with specifics.
“best gifts for someone who loves coffee”
Your page needs to sayGift-intent copy on collection pages: who it suits and the price band.
“how to pick the right size for a weighted blanket”
Your page needs to sayA sizing rule (body weight, bed size) written as text, on the product page.
“best emergency plumber near me open on weekends”
Your page needs to sayService area, hours (including weekends) and response time, in text.
“how much does a dentist cleaning cost without insurance”
Your page needs to saySelf-pay prices or ranges on the site, plus what's included.
“how to find a reliable electrician for a small job”
Your page needs to sayLicensing, the small jobs you take, and how to book, on one page.
“is a mobile car detailer better than a car wash”
Your page needs to sayWhat you do that a car wash doesn't, and the price difference.
“best family-friendly gym with childcare in town”
Your page needs to sayChildcare hours and ages stated on the page, with your neighbourhood named.
“alternatives to a big chain vet for routine checkups”
Your page needs to sayRoutine services, prices and booking, plus what makes you different.
“how do I get a same-day locksmith”
Your page needs to saySame-day availability, area covered and a clear call-to-book.
“best accountant for a freelancer with clients abroad”
Your page needs to sayThe client type you serve (freelancers, cross-border) in your headline.
“how much does a small business lawyer charge for a contract review”
Your page needs to sayFixed-fee ranges for common jobs, published on the site.
“how to choose a web design agency for a small budget”
Your page needs to sayBudget bands you work in and a short process outline.
“bookkeeper vs accountant for a one-person business”
Your page needs to sayA plain explainer that says which one you are and when to hire you.
“alternatives to hiring a full-time marketing manager”
Your page needs to sayHow a fractional or project engagement works, with example scopes.
“best immigration lawyer for startup founders”
Your page needs to sayThe cases you specialise in, named plainly, with outcomes you can state.
“best invoicing app for freelancers”
Your page needs to sayWho it's for (freelancers) and the job (invoicing) in the first sentence.
See it in the sample check“how do freelancers send invoices and get paid faster”
Your page needs to sayAn answer-first line: send invoices, get paid faster, with automatic reminders.
See it in the sample check“simple accounting software for a one-person business”
Your page needs to sayThat it works for a one-person business, said on the pricing or features page.
See it in the sample checkRe-run a check, jump to a fix or walk every answer without the mouse. Press ⌘ K anywhere on this page to try the menu.
We ask real questions, keep the real answers, and report only what they support. When the data is thin, the range says so. Pick a step to see what it produced for the sample brand.
We read your homepage to learn your brand name and the category you compete in. That category is what buyers ask AI about.
What we keepEvery term on this page, in plain words. Point at one to see it in the sample reading.
Start by drafting your setup from your website. Pay when you’re ready to track. 14‑day money‑back on every plan.
Over 25 brands or 150 questions? Contact us
$15per month
billed yearly
$180 a year · saves $48
$41per month
billed yearly
$492 a year · saves $96
$124per month
billed yearly
$1,488 a year · saves $300
Showing annual prices, per month, billed yearly.
Every plan reads the same three engines and reports a rate with its 95% range. What changes is how much you track and how often.
| Plan | SoloFits you | Pro | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priceper month | $15/mo, billed yearly | $41/mo, billed yearly | $124/mo, billed yearly |
| Billed yearlytotal for 12 months | $180 saves $48 | $492 saves $96 | $1,488 saves $300 |
| Brands | 3 | 10 | 25 |
| Buyer questionsprompts tracked | 25 | 60 | 150 |
| Engines | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini |
| Trackinghow often we re-ask | Weekly tracking | Daily tracking | Daily tracking |
| Samplesanswers per question, per engine | 3 | 3 | 4 |
| 14‑day money‑back | Included | Included | Included |
| Start | Start with Solo | Start with Pro | Start with Agency |
17 straight answers about the range, the check, fixes, billing and your data.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Brands | Questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | $19 | $15 | 3 | 25 |
| Pro | $49 | $41 | 10 | 60 |
| Agency | $149 | $124 | 25 | 150 |
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AI answers change from one run to the next. A single number hides that. We report the share of answers that name you plus the 95% range the true share likely sits in, so a small sample shows up as a wide range instead of false precision.
It's where your true mention rate likely sits, given the answers we read. We compute it with the Wilson method, which stays honest with small samples and with rates near 0% or 100%. More answers make it tighter. How the range is computed
Engines don't give the same answer every time, so some movement is noise. The range shows how much. We only call a change real when this week's range no longer overlaps last week's.
Type your website at the top of the home page. We read your site and draft your tracking setup: your category, up to 3 rivals and up to 5 buyer questions, asked on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini. Edit it, then run a free check on your first 3 questions; we email you the report. To track it, create your account and choose a plan. Your first full scan runs right after setup.
A small part of them. The free check asks your first 3 questions once on each engine, and emails the report to the address you give: your mention rate with its 95% range, one quoted answer, the rival named most instead of you and your first fix. The report is sent only by email. Every other answer, rival and fix, with how to do each one, is in the full report that comes with a plan. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, on every plan. Answers vary from run to run, so a plan asks each question on each engine more than once (samples per question, per engine: Solo 3, Pro 3, Agency 4).
Your brand appears in the answer to a buying question. We keep the full answer so you can read it yourself, and we list the rivals named when you aren't. What counts as named, in full
It's shown as a no-answer and left out of the rate. A failed request isn't evidence that you were missed.
One change to one page: which question you're missing from, which engines missed you, who was named instead, and the exact sentence to add or change.
Re-check the same questions after you ship. We only call it proven when the new range sits fully above the old one. If they still overlap, we tell you to keep collecting answers.
Yes. Every answer is quoted and every rate carries its range, so the report holds up when a client asks how you know. Agency covers up to 25 brands.
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We measure honestly, hand you a specific fix, and re-check so you can see what moved. We never claim a fix caused a change; we show the before and after with their ranges.
Annual prices are per month, billed once a year. Solo is $15 a month ($180 a year, saving $48); Pro is $41 a month ($492 a year, saving $96); Agency is $124 a month ($1,488 a year, saving $300).
Pick by how many brands and buyer questions you track: Solo covers 3 brands and 25 buyer questions, Pro covers 10 brands and 60 buyer questions, Agency covers 25 brands and 150 buyer questions. Re-checks run automatically (Solo: weekly tracking; Pro: daily tracking; Agency: daily tracking). Try the plan picker
Every plan has a 14-day money-back. The refund policy has the details. Read the refund policy
The questions we asked, each engine's full answer, whether your brand was named, and who was named instead. That's what lets you read the evidence behind every rate.
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