Your next customer is asking ChatGPT what to buy. We run 50 real buying questions across ChatGPT and Claude, show which competitors get recommended instead of you, and which sources shaped that answer.
Fifty real buying questions, asked to ChatGPT and Claude the way a shopper would ask them. You see which products get recommended, which competitors take your place, and on which questions you are simply absent.
Models trust independent coverage far more than your own product pages, which is why on-site work alone stops paying. Ralator ranks the outside sources worth earning, and runs 22 independent titles where reviewed coverage can be published.
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The measurement context, and the receipts. We ask as a blank public user would, with no vendor material in scope, because a score taken with your own content in the prompt will always flatter you. And every raw answer is kept, so you can verify any verdict instead of trusting a number.
Scan ralator.io and see for yourself. Our own category is held by Profound, Semrush and Ahrefs; we score 0%. We publish that because a visibility tool that hides its own score is asking you to trust a number you cannot check. The question set and the protocol are published too, so you can reproduce a scan by hand.
No, and the difference matters for where you spend. Google ranks pages, so optimising your own site moves the needle. An assistant composes an answer from what it trusts about your category, and it leans on independent coverage far more than on your product pages. That is why brands that rank first on Google are often absent from the recommendation. The work is outside your site, not on it.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Some categories are winnable and some are already locked by a handful of names the models trust. That is why we measure and qualify first: if the data says your category is not realistically winnable right now, we would rather tell you before you commit budget.
Always. Nothing goes out in your name without your approval, and every title in the network applies its own editorial review. Placement is earned and can be declined, which is exactly what makes it worth something to a model.
Yes. Enter a domain at the top of the page and you get the full report on it: the complete question set, both engines, the competitor table and the raw answers. No account, no credit card, no sales call.