We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Grok and Claude what a new customer would ask in your town. Your free check asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, and you read every answer.
PicksYou, measured by PicksYou. Week of Mon 14 Sep 2026; the base week is 7 Sep 2026.
This week AI named PicksYou in 0 of 220 answers
In weeks like these the count usually lands between 0 and 2 of 220.
ChatGPT Question 1 of 25, discovery
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Another 74 answers from ChatGPT, each one a row that opens.
The count is the sum of the rows. Named in 0 of 220 answers is ChatGPT 0, Perplexity 0, Google AI Overviews 0, Grok 0, Claude 0. No score, no league table, nothing you cannot open and check.
Every answer, word for word, with your name marked. Answers are quoted, never edited. An uncertain match is checked by a person, never called a hit.
The usual range is printed beside the count. 220 answers is a small sample; next week the 0 could be 0 or 2 by luck, and the dashboard says so itself.
The page above, in full: PicksYou measured by PicksYou, every Monday since 7 Sep 2026.
The same questions run every Monday: the count, its usual range and every answer land in one weekly email. The full method, and the full list of what we will not do: How we measure.
The same questions, asked again every Monday, of the assistants your customers already use. Counted, never guessed.
We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Grok and Claude through their own official routes.
The free check asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews; a paid week asks Grok and Claude as well. No consumer app is scraped, and every answer is stored word for word, as the assistant gave it.
Written for your kind of business and the town you work in, in the words somebody looking for you would type.
You read the list before the first run, and you can swap the ones that do not fit.
The free check asks 5 questions of 3 assistants: 15 answers in all.
One answer is a coin toss. A count over many answers is a count, and the range printed beside it says how much of it could still be luck.
Four things, every Monday, and not one of them is a number out of a hundred.
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Some of what keeps a business out of an answer is on its own site, and most of it is small. We list what is in the way, with a draft fix for each one and what we found that says so.
What a check lists, on the worked example. Each row opens what we found and the draft fix.
One fix, one fetch and one later reading, on the worked example. Each line is a receipt the dashboard keeps, with the time it happened.
Short answers. The long ones are on the methodology page, with the full list of what we will not do.
No. We do not touch search results and we promise nothing about them. We ask the assistants what a customer asks, count how often you are named, and show you the answers. Whatever you fix afterwards, you approve first.
We put it in the questions, mark it in the answers, and keep the answers so you can read them later. We do not sell it, list it, or write about it anywhere. The free check needs no account.
Never without your click. A fix is a draft until you approve it, the approval is logged with its time and the exact text, and you can undo it from the same page.
As sure as the answers behind it can make it, and we print how sure that is beside every count. The free check is a small sample and says so itself: the range it prints is wide on purpose. More questions and more assistants measure more of what is out there; they do not make one number sharper.
The free check is free. The weekly plans are on the pricing page, monthly, with no trial and no annual contract. Ending one takes two clicks from your billing page, under fifteen seconds, and nobody asks you why.
On our own servers, inside the European Union. No tracking scripts and no tracking cookies. The GDPR pages say who the controller is, which companies see what, and how to have everything deleted.
