Customers now ask AI who to hire, and AI reads your Google Business Profile first. This free tool checks your listing across three AI engines, then optimizes it with copy-paste fixes. No listing yet? It walks you through the setup, step by step.
A score out of 100, engine by engine, and the rival AI is naming instead of you.
Mentions across the prompts we tested. Your report uses your own questions.
We write the wording, then show exactly where it goes on your own Google listing.
Your report includes fixes tailored to your business.
Bakery, barber, café, salon. Customers ask AI where to go.
Handyman, plumber, HVAC, lawn care. AI should name you.
Detailing, pressure washing, junk removal. Win “near me”.
Soap, candles, coffee. Shoppers ask AI “best X to buy”.
AI visibility is everything that decides whether AI names you: your Google listing, your website, your content, and what the internet says about you. We are building a free tool for each piece. This is the order.
The listing AI reads first. Check it across ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, fix it with copy-paste text, or set it up from scratch.
One URL in, a plain-English review out: can Google and AI actually read and quote your site?
How AI engines specifically read your content: structure, answers, llms.txt, being quotable.
Where your brand is talked about across Reddit, forums and social, and how that feeds AI answers.
What to write next so you own your topic in both search and AI answers.
Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp: the other listings AI cross-checks against Google.
Every tool stays free. Follow @onepersonhq to get each one first.
Fix it, share your score, and compare in two weeks. That loop is the whole method.
Whether AI assistants name your business when customers ask who to hire or where to buy. It is decided by what AI can read about you: your Google Business Profile first, then your website, your reviews, and what places like Reddit say about you. Our roadmap covers each piece with a free tool.
For a local business it is the single strongest source AI engines and Google Maps read. A complete, specific listing moves your AI answers more than anything else you can do in an afternoon, and it is free.
It runs the real questions your customers type into AI tools, like “best bakery near me” or “best organic soap to buy online”, against live, web-grounded AI, and tells you whether your business is named in the answers, question by question.
Yes, free, no signup, no card. You get a small number of free checks per day; each takes about 30 seconds.
A score out of 100, the list of questions where AI names you (or a rival), and a copy-paste pack: your Google About or homepage intro, review-ask messages, and a photo checklist. You paste, then recheck in 14 days.
Yes. Choose “Online store” and we ask product questions instead, “best [your product] to buy online”, “[product] reviews”, “is [your store] legit”, no town required.
Your report gets a private link only you have. Reports are never listed or indexed by search engines, and they expire after 30 days. Share the link only if you want to.
Three engines: ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, all live and web-grounded. Perplexity runs every question; ChatGPT and Claude are sampled on your top buyer questions. The same fixes move all three.
