Type your business, trade and town. We ask an AI answer engine with live web search the three questions your customers actually ask and show you whether it recommends you, which sources it read, and who it recommends instead. About a minute.
Answer engines do not search the way Google does. They read a handful of sources they trust for your trade and town, then write a recommendation. In UK trade questions about 72 percent of citations go to directories such as Checkatrade, and almost none to the business's own website. So the check shows you two things: whether you are named or cited, and which sources the engine leaned on. Those sources are where you need to be.
Get listed, accurately and identically, on the sources shown for your question. Publish one page that answers the customer's real question plainly, with your town, what you do and what it costs. Keep your name, address and services identical everywhere. Then check again next month.
Answerline is run by a UK engineering firm that measured this on its own thirteen websites: nearly half of one product's visitors now arrive from ChatGPT, and they convert at almost twice the rate of Google visitors. This checker is the tool we built to see why.