Result states
- NamedYes
- CitedYes
- RecommendedNot yet
Visibility
See whether your business is named, cited, or recommended when customers ask AI who to choose.
We review your visibility across
ChatGPT
Perplexity
Gemini
Google AI Overviews- Google Search
Google Maps
| Buyer query | ChatGPT | Google AI | Perplexity | Claude |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who is the best local services company in Austin? | #1 | #6 | · | #3 |
| Top rated provider for homeowners in Austin, Texas | #3 | #1 | #8 | · |
| Which company should I call for help in Austin? | #1 | · | #3 | · |
| Compare local service companies near me | #6 | #2 | · | #8 |
| Most trusted team for home services in Austin | · | #1 | · | #3 |
| Who do neighbors recommend in my area? | #2 | · | · | #1 |
Cited 15 of 24
#n = your rank in the answer· = not cited yet
Illustrative. Your review will use your website, market, competitors, and live search results.
Understand your baseline
Your review is built around your website, primary market, competitors, and the questions a real customer might ask while deciding who to contact.
Answer order
- #1Competitor A
- #2Your business
- #3Competitor B
Position
See where you sit in the answer, and which competitors are ranked ahead for questions in your market.
How answers talk
“Reliable local team…”
AccurateIncompleteOff
Sentiment
See how answers describe your business—what sounds accurate, incomplete, or off—so we know what to fix first.
Become easier to find, verify, and recommend.
These are the signals we look at when we review your visibility. They help us see whether your business is easy to find, verify, and recommend—and what we should fix, build, or monitor next.
Crawler accessibility
We check whether major AI and search crawlers can reach the pages that should represent your business. If those systems cannot fetch the site, little else in the review will matter.
Brand mention frequency
We look at recent mentions of your business across the web, including places that are not traditional backlinks. Those mentions can affect whether AI systems name you when customers ask.
Directory citation footprint
We review the directories and listings that matter in your market. AI systems often use those sources as evidence before they use your own site.
Schema markup
We check for clear machine-readable information about the organization, services, location, articles, and common questions—signals that help systems interpret the business.
Content citation geometry
We look at whether key pages answer real customer questions in a form another system can extract: clear headings, specific claims, and passages that can be quoted or cited.
Entity signals and Knowledge Graph
We review whether your name, address, phone number, and business identity are consistent across the web, including profiles that help systems confirm who you are.
Original data publication
We look for distinctive proof of your expertise. Pages that only restate what others already say are easier for AI systems to skip.
Trusted publication mentions
We check whether authoritative sources mention or link to your business, and where competitors have that coverage instead.
Topic cluster architecture
We review whether your content is organized around the services and questions that matter, or spread across isolated pages with no clear relationship.
Per-platform measurement
We measure ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google Search, and Google Maps separately. Being named, cited, or recommended on one platform is not the same result on another.
50% of U.S. consumers already use AI-powered search.
Traditional search asks customers to open websites and compare businesses themselves. AI search gathers information from across the web, summarizes the options, and may recommend a few businesses before the customer visits a single site.
Traditional search
- 1
Customer types a keyword
- 2
Search engine ranks webpages
- 3
Customer opens links and compares businesses
AI-powered search
- 1
Customer asks a detailed question
- 2
AI gathers evidence from websites and third-party sources
- 3
Customer receives a synthesized answer with a few options
Source: McKinsey, “New front door to the internet: Winning in the age of AI search (opens in a new tab),” 2025.
A score tells you where you stand. We do the work to move it.
Innova Search is a fully managed AI-search visibility service. We don't hand you a report and leave your team with another list of things to figure out.
We establish the baseline, identify the strongest opportunities, implement the work, and keep measuring what changes.
- 01
Measure
We build a market-specific benchmark around the questions, competitors, and discovery platforms that matter to your business.
- 02
Fix
We address technical access, structured information, and business-identity inconsistencies that can make your company harder for search and AI systems to understand.
- 03
Build
We strengthen the content and third-party signals that help answer real customer questions and establish why your business belongs in the conversation.
- 04
Monitor
We repeat the measurement, track competitors and citations, and use the results to decide what should happen next.
Results
Named by AI, with the dates attached.
Real estate clients of the AI search partner behind Innova Search. Named businesses and live websites you can check yourself.
dougleibinger.com
40 of 59Aspen real estate questions where AI named him in its answer
Doug Leibinger
Aspen, Colorado
Named across Google AI, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Brave and Grok. Thirty of those questions never mention his name.
AI results as of August 10, 2026
thekinkteam.com
45 daysfrom starting the work to ChatGPT naming them a top local team
The Kink Team
The Woodlands, Texas
Up against Zillow, Realtor.com and HAR, the team moved into ChatGPT’s answers and a leading Google Maps spot for The Woodlands.
Google results as of July 23, 2026
prominentkeoweeproperties.com
73%of the time, AI named them when asked about Lake Keowee homes
David Vandeputte, Prominent Keowee
Lake Keowee, South Carolina
A newly launched site, already named in most of its market’s AI answers, with 5x the visitors from Google in 28 days.
AI: last 30 days · Google: July 23, 2026