Free AI checkers: useful, and then?
Semrush, Ahrefs, ourselves: everyone has a free check that tells you whether AI mentions your brand. This is what such a check does tell you, what it does not, and when you need more.
What a free check is
An excellent first look. Within a minute you know whether your brand appears at all in AI answers to one question. Most checkers look up your brand in a database of previously collected answers; ours asks your question live to three assistants. Both variants answer the same question: am I in it, yes or no?
What no free check tells you
Whether that answer is the same tomorrow. AI answers vary each time: the same question gives a different list three times over. One check (ours included) is therefore a snapshot without a margin of error. "You're at 40%" based on a single round could in reality be anywhere between 15% and 70%; no free checker shows that interval, because then the number would look less certain.
And more importantly: a checker does not tell you what to do. For that you need to know which sources feed the answer, per assistant, and how that shifts when you change something. That is no longer a check, that is measuring.
When you need more
As soon as you start changing something based on the number: creating content, arranging mentions, freeing up budget. Then you want to know whether the effect is real, and for that there is only one instrument: repeated measurements with a confidence interval. That is exactly what the full measurement does weekly, across three assistants, from €49 per month with 120 free trial measurements beforehand.
Rather compare full tools? We set Geony honestly beside Peec AI and Otterly.AI.
Within a day you'll know whether AI mentions or ignores your brand
The first measurement runs on your own prompts, across three assistants, with real figures. No demo data, no sales call first.
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