Does AI even
know you exist?
It can’t recommend you until it does. First it has to find your site, understand what you do, and see proof you’re good at it.
Three steps. You'll know
which one costs anything.
- 1~60 seconds
Enter your website
We read your site the way an AI retriever does, along with your Google Business and Foursquare listings. You get the score, the ranked findings, and where you stand in your market.
Free — no account, no card - 2about 3 minutes
Create your account
Asks all 4 models about you directly and shows you their answers word for word, with the sources they cited. Takes a short set of questions covering only what the crawl couldn't determine — your market, your niche, your brokerage.
Account required - 3weekly, ongoing
We deploy and keep probing
Your machine-readable profile goes live at a public URL the engines can crawl and cite. We re-probe every week and track the score so you can see it move.
Included
Step one stands on its own. Plenty of agents run the report, work through the findings, and fix things themselves — the diagnosis is yours either way.
What the report gives you.
- 0111 dimensions
Your score, 0–100
Eleven weighted dimensions — structured data, crawler access, local signals, reviews, track record — each scored on its own.
- 023 sources
Everything we read
Your site, your Google Business Profile, your Foursquare listing — the same public footprint the engines look at, with what we found in each.
- 03ranked by impact
What to fix, in order
Findings ranked by how much each one moves your score. Not a generic checklist. The step-by-step file that fixes them is the paid part — this tells you what is wrong, in full.
- 04cohort percentile
Where you stand
Your score against other agents scanned in your metro, so the number means something.
What each engine says about you
The answer ChatGPT, Grok, Google AI, Claude gives word for word, with every source cited. This one needs an account — the probes cost real money to run.
When a buyer asks,
AI names a directory.
The most-cited sources are portals and referral services — companies that will sell your buyer to another agent. But ChatGPT did name 288 individual agents across 23 markets. It recommends real people when it can find and verify them.
only 19 of 1,002 domains (1.9%)
were cited by all 4 engines
Most-cited sources
share of all citations- 01google.com8.1%Search / Maps
- 02zillow.com6.3%Portal
- 03fastexpert.com6.2%Referral fee
- 04realestate.usnews.com3.9%Editorial list
- 05listwithclever.com3.9%Referral fee
From our own 36-market citation study. See the data →
The questions
that stop people.
Answered here so you don't have to go find out somewhere else. More detail on how it works and pricing.
Find out what AI
already knows about you.
One URL, about a minute, and you'll see exactly what ChatGPT, Grok, Google AI and Claude can and can't tell a buyer about you — and what to fix first.