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Free AI visibility check

Does AI mention your business?

Find out what four AI systems answer when someone looks for services like yours. Choose up to three search terms, compare competitors and read the recorded answers and sources. No account or payment details needed.

Your business and competitors

Choose what to check

Check up to three search terms across four AI systems for the Dutch market. The results screen and report email are in English.

No account, payment details or subscription. Up to three free checks per 24 hours per connection.

See the question, answer and source together

A useful check starts with a question your customer could genuinely ask. Choose a service, buying question or local need that fits your business. A mention for an unrelated question says little about your potential customers.

The actual question
Open the exact wording sent to the systems. The check asks for businesses serving the Netherlands, in the question language you selected.
The recorded answers
See an excerpt from each available answer and whether your business name or website matched. Compare up to three competitors within those same answers.
The cited websites
Where the system supplies citations, you can open the source links yourself. An answer without citations does not prove that the system had no information about your business.
A dated snapshot
The result records the measurement time, market and language. Different wording, sources or measurement times can produce different answers.

How to read your result

A match means your business name or website was detected in the answer or its citations. It does not necessarily mean a recommendation, and a list position is not a fixed AI ranking. Read the excerpt to check that it refers to the right business and describes the right service.

Complete results
When all expected answers are available, the mention share is the number with a match divided by the number of answers. For example, two matches in four answers would be 50%. This is an illustration, not a Klusio customer result.
Incomplete results
An unavailable or empty answer is labelled unknown. You can still read the answers that arrived, but no combined score is shown. An outage must not make your business look less visible.
Comparing competitors
Enter a competitor’s website where possible, or their business name. Similar names and domain mentions can create ambiguous matches, so inspect the underlying text before drawing conclusions.

Use the sources to decide what to investigate

The check can suggest up to three follow-up checks based on the answers it received. These are suggestions to assess against your actual services and existing pages. If there is too little evidence, it may not suggest an action.

Check the information first
Is the service description correct? Are the prices, locations and conditions current? Correct a demonstrable error before adding more content.
Inspect the cited page
A cited domain is a starting point for research. Open the page and read its context. A citation alone does not prove why the AI selected a company or that buying a listing would help.
Agree the next step
You can discuss the result with Sicco or take it to your own marketer. The free check does not edit your website, publish content or start a subscription.

What Klusio does after the research

Klusio combines search and AI visibility data with your services, working area and business knowledge. The Growth Engine uses that context to prepare suitable website work. You review what would change and choose the level of approval and execution that fits your team.

Watch the original Klusio introduction Dutch interface · optional
Original Dutch-language Klusio introduction. The English explanation on this page covers the workflow; watching the film is optional.

Read the evidence in our customer stories

These businesses use Klusio in different sectors. Their stories separate Google measurements, AI mentions and the work carried out. Open a story for the measurement dates and supporting context. Their results do not predict the outcome of your free check.

What is generative engine optimisation?

Generative engine optimisation, usually shortened to GEO, is work on how clearly and reliably a business is represented in information used for AI answers. The aim is relevant mentions and citations. There is no setting that makes an AI system recommend your business.

Related terms, with overlapping areas of work
TermWhat it focuses on
SEO: search engine optimisationHelping people find useful pages through search engines such as Google and Bing.
GEO: generative engine optimisationMaking information clear and well supported for generative AI answers, and measuring mentions and citations.
AEO: answer engine optimisationMaking useful answers accessible in answer-oriented search experiences, including featured snippets and AI answers. Definitions overlap with SEO and GEO.

Five areas worth checking on your website

Use the recorded answers to decide which of these areas is relevant. They are not five automatic tasks for every business, and none guarantees a citation.

Clear business information
Check that your name, services, locations and contact details are accurate and consistent. Appropriate structured data should describe what visitors can actually see.
Independent information
Check relevant directories, reviews and specialist publications for accurate information about your business. A relevant, genuine reference is more useful to a reader than an unexplained list of links.
Answers to genuine customer questions
Answer the questions needed to choose or use your service. Add a question-and-answer section only when it supplies information the page does not already explain.
Specific, supported facts
Use your real product details, project examples and conditions. Attribute figures to a source and period; do not invent a statistic to make a page sound authoritative.
Current content
Update information when the underlying service, product or conditions change. A newer date by itself does not make a page more useful or guarantee that AI will cite it.

A quick check or ongoing monitoring?

This free check measures up to three terms across four systems. AMI is for tracking an agreed set of questions, sources and competitors over time. Its separate free brand check prepares a broader question set and emails a private report. Choose the scope that fits the decision you need to make.

Questions and answers

What does an AI visibility check measure?

It sends a question based on each selected search term to four AI systems and checks the returned answers and citations for your business and supplied competitors. You can read the exact question and answer excerpts. This is a snapshot of those requests, not a complete measure of every conversation people have with AI.

Can I see whether ChatGPT finds my business?

Yes. The result shows whether your business name or website matched in the recorded ChatGPT answer or citations. Read the wording to see what the match means. API responses can differ from a personalised conversation in the consumer app.

Which systems are included?

The free check requests answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Up to three terms means up to twelve answers. Unavailable answers are marked unknown, and you can see how many of the expected answers were received.

Can I use English questions for the Netherlands?

Yes. Choose English for the questions to check the Dutch market in English, or choose Dutch questions if that matches your customers. The form, explanation and report email remain English. Recorded questions and answers retain their measured language.

What is the difference between SEO, GEO and AEO?

SEO focuses on search visibility. GEO focuses on how businesses appear in generative AI answers. AEO focuses on answer-oriented search experiences. The terms overlap: accurate business information and useful, well-supported answers matter across these areas.

Is the check free?

Yes. You do not need an account or payment card. You can run up to three checks per connection in twenty-four hours. Reading the results is free; requesting the email report is optional. No paid subscription starts.

How long does it take?

Allow several minutes. The check waits for the selected systems and prepares the results. Keep the page open. If a system is unavailable, the other answers can still be useful and the missing answer is labelled unknown.

What is in the report?

The selected terms, exact questions, measurement time, market and language; available answer excerpts; matches for your business and competitors; citation links where supplied; and any suggested follow-up checks. It does not claim to know the systems’ hidden selection criteria.

Can Klusio call me about the result?

Yes. Add a telephone number when requesting your report to ask for a callback, or choose a demo time through the booking page. A callback request is not a confirmed appointment.

Does the check change my website?

No. It only measures and reports. Any later work on your website needs an agreed scope, the right connection and your chosen approval process. A suggestion is not a published change.