See What AI Says answers one question: when someone asks an AI assistant for a business like yours, does it name you? You pay once, we run the test, you get the answer. That's the whole company.
People have started asking assistants the things they used to type into a search box, with whatever you do in the blank. Best dentist near me. Who should I hire for this. Is this company any good. The answer that comes back names two or three businesses and silently omits everyone else, and unlike a page of search results, there is no second page.
Almost no small business has ever seen what those answers say about them. Not because they don't care — because checking properly means asking the same questions across several assistants, repeatedly, and reading every answer. That's an afternoon of work, and the result goes stale.
That's the gap. Not a strategy, not a retainer, not a dashboard. One look, done properly, at a price where finding out is not a decision you have to think about.
23 questions — the kind your customers actually type — put to 3 AI surfaces, 75 answers recorded and read. 3 of those questions get asked 3 times, because these systems are not deterministic and a single run of a drifting system is a coin flip. You get a PDF that is yours to keep, and a link that stays live for 12 months. Full detail is on how we measure, and a complete sample report is on the sample page — not a screenshot of one, the whole thing.
Your report lives on a private link and is served noindex. Your
scores never appear in a public ranking, a leaderboard, a "top brands in AI
search" index, or a marketing post. Several companies in this category run
exactly those. We don't, and we won't — you paid us to tell you something,
not to make you a data point.
One of the 4 verdicts this system can return is fine: nothing here is worth your money, don't buy anything, go back to work. It fires when the measurement says so. A product that can only ever discover that you need help is not a measurement, it's a sales call.
$29.90, once — and that includes two more measurements of the same domain, free, any time within 180 days. There is no plan, no seat, no renewal, and no dashboard demanding a weekly visit. Make a change, wait for it to settle, re-measure with your code, and see what moved.
There is no file you can upload and no markup you can add that makes an assistant recommend you — Google says so directly, and we quote them saying it on our FAQ. Anyone selling you one is selling you something else. What the report gives you is a measurement and the specific, boring things that actually moved it.
You should not take any of the above on faith, so none of it requires you to:
METHOD v1.0, so you can tell when it changes.
BENCH-2026-08-34). You know these
companies. If our numbers about them look wrong to you, that tells you
something about our numbers.
See What AI Says is independently run and small. You'll notice there's no founder photo and no team page, and that's deliberate: we'd rather hand you the method than a headshot. A report is either right or it isn't, and everything you'd need to decide that is on the four links above.
What we do owe you is a way to reach a person, and terms you can read before you pay. Both are here:
Want to know what they say about you?
The first check is free — enter your domain and we'll show you what we found before you decide anything.
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