When a customer asks ChatGPT who to hire, we check whether it names your business. If it doesn't, we show you how to fix it.
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Here's the change we help you work toward.
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Three scores, in plain English. The fuller the wheel, the more often AI recommends you.
Out of 7 questions customers ask AI, how many name your business.
Out of 9 facts AI needs (like prices and where you work), how many your website states.
Out of 4 well-known directories, how many list your business.
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Name, type, city and website.
The questions your customers ask.
Simple wheels show where you stand.
If AI doesn't name your business, those customers may never see it.
homeowners that use AI to find local businesses
US consumers surveyed, one year apart
Out of every 100 people surveyed, 6 used AI to find local businesses in 2025. A year later, 45 did.
US adults say they use ChatGPT
Three years apart
Out of every 100 US adults, 18 said they used ChatGPT in 2023. By 2026, 44 did.
Out of every 100 US consumers surveyed
Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey, which says use grew from 6% last year to 45%.
Out of every 100 US adults, by year
Source: Pew Research Center. The striped 2026 bar uses a changed question that also asked about other chatbots, so compare it with care.
The good news: AI can only recommend what it can read, and the facts it needs are things you control.
Not long ago, a customer who needed a plumber, a dentist or a caterer typed a search into Google and scrolled through a list of links. More and more, they ask an AI assistant instead and get a short answer with a few names in it. If your business isn't one of those names, that customer may never find you. Here is what the latest research says, and what you can do about it.
of US consumers surveyed said they use ChatGPT or other AI tools for local business recommendations. A year earlier it was 6%.BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey, 1,002 US adults, published February 11, 2026. Read the survey
The same survey found that AI tools are now the third most popular source of business recommendations, after Google and Facebook, and that 42% of consumers trust AI platforms as much as traditional reviews.
of US adults say they use ChatGPT, up from 18% in 2023.Pew Research Center, survey conducted February 17 to 23, 2026, published June 11, 2026. Pew changed its question in 2026 to ask about other chatbots too, so compare the years with care. See the chart
An AI can only recommend what it can read. The facts it needs to name you are usually things you already know and can write down in plain text on your own website:
Many business websites leave these out, so a business that states them clearly gives AI something to quote.
Start by finding out where you stand. Our free report asks AI the questions your customers ask, checks your own website for the facts above, and shows you the result as three simple wheels. If you want help fixing what's missing, you can pick a plan afterward. If you are not sure which, take the quick quiz.
These are studies by other organizations, and their results describe the groups they surveyed. They don't guarantee any result for your business.
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