Free Shopify AI visibility checker:Do ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode recommend your store? Does recommend your store?

Type your store’s address above. We ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode the shopping questions your customers would ask, count how often each one names your store, and show you the answers themselves.

How often AI assistants name your store when shoppers ask them what to buy. The checker measures it as one number, your AI visibility score: the share of answers that named you, out of 100.

It checks the outcome. An AI readiness check scores whether assistants could recommend your store; this checker asks them and counts how often they actually do.

Yes. Type your store’s address: there’s no account to create, no app to install and no card. To keep it free for everyone, each visitor can start a limited number of checks an hour.

ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini, each asked the same shopping questions in your store’s main market. Where Google AI Mode isn’t available in that market, its row says so. It doesn’t ask Claude, Perplexity or Copilot yet.

It’s the share of answers that named your store, out of 100: named in 10 of 30 answers scores 33. Assistants word their answers differently each time, so a run is a sample. With fewer than 20 counted answers the checker shows the count instead of a score, and it keeps every answer so you can read what was said.

One answer is one roll of the dice, and your own wording steers it. The checker asks the shopping questions a shopper would type, written from your catalog without your store’s name in them, to three assistants for shoppers in your market. Then it counts who they name and keeps every answer.

From your own catalog: your main collections and products become the questions a shopper would type, with no brand or store names in them. One more question asks about your returns and shipping, so the answer can be compared with your policy pages.

Named means the answer mentions your store or brand. Cited means it links to one of your own pages as a source. An assistant can name you while citing a review site or a retailer instead.

Assistants recommend stores they find clear, consistent facts about: what you sell, who it’s for and what it costs, on your own pages and on sites they trust. The checker shows which sites they read and who they named most often.

One question asks about your returns and shipping, and we compare ChatGPT’s answer with your refund and shipping policy pages. Where it’s wrong, the result shows both side by side; where your policy doesn’t say, it links you to the page to fix.

No. It reads your public storefront and asks the assistants questions. Nothing is changed or published.