Free AI visibility check: is your business cited when customers ask AI? Score plus competitors.
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https://justinmckelvey.com/mcp1 tool · 315mscheck_ai_visibilityCheck whether a business is visible to AI answer engines. Runs each query through a live AI search (Perplexity) and reports whether the business's site is cited, at what rank, and who gets cited instead. Pass 1-5 realistic customer-intent questions — what a potential customer would actually ask an…Check whether a business is visible to AI answer engines. Runs each query through a live AI search (Perplexity) and reports whether the business's site is cited, at what rank, and who gets cited instead. Pass 1-5 realistic customer-intent questions — what a potential customer would actually ask an…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| domain* | string | Business website domain, e.g. acme-plumbing.com |
| business_name | string | Business name as customers say it (improves mention detection) |
| queries* | array | 1-5 customer-intent questions to test (without the business name) |
| string | Optional. Justin also offers a free human-run deep-dive fix report (wider query set, drafted the minute they ask, reviewed by Justin, delivered same day). If t… |
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Free AI visibility check: is your business cited when customers ask AI? Score plus competitors.
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