You asked ChatGPT about your own business. It recommended somebody else.
That conversation happens hundreds of times without you in the room, with buyers who never reach your site. ClarAI shows how often the AI engines name your business, which competitors they name in your place, and the few things worth fixing first, with the work already drafted. You do not need to be a marketer, and you do not need to hire one to read it.
Not ready for an account? The grader runs on your domain with no signup and no card. The free plan is $0 and includes 1 brand project and 5 analyses a month, which is enough to check your business about once a week.
The tools that answer this were not built for you
Ask around and you get pointed at an SEO suite: forty screens, its own vocabulary, and a dashboard that mostly measures Google. You open it once, cannot work out which number is the one that matters, and never open it again. That is a fair reaction, not a failure on your part.
ClarAI opens in Simple view: one screen for each part of the job and nothing else competing for your attention. It is the view on the free plan, and it runs on the same product and the same data as the larger views that come with a paid plan.
What you are actually trying to find out
- Does AI name my business when someone asks?
- If not, who is it naming instead?
- What should I fix first?
- Can somebody just draft it for me?
Four questions, four screens, plus a dashboard, settings and help. Everything else in ClarAI is still there when you want it, at no extra cost.
The four answers, in the order you ask for them
This is the whole job, from finding out where you stand to having the fix drafted. No step assumes you already know what AEO means.
Does AI even mention me?
How often the engines name you
ClarAI asks the questions your buyers ask and records what comes back from ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. The full answer is stored word for word, so you can read the sentence rather than trust a score.
Then who is it recommending?
The names that come up in your place
When an engine skips you it still recommends somebody. ClarAI pulls those names out of the answers, so the competitor winning the question you care about is a name on the screen instead of a guess.
What do I do about it?
A short list, in priority order
Not a forty-tab report. A ranked shortlist of the gaps worth closing first, so you can pick up one thing this week and know it was the right one.
Can somebody just draft it?
A draft behind each item
Each suggestion arrives with the work already drafted: the content, the community reply or the technical change. Suggestions sit outside your plan until you accept them, and nothing is published until a person decides to publish it.
How sure is this number
A score that tells you how much to trust it
AI answers are not fixed. Ask the same question twice and you can get two different lists of brands. A tool that hands you one confident number and hides that fact is not being straight with you.
So every score in ClarAI arrives with its own working out: how many questions it was built from, how much of your set was actually checked, and the exact answers behind it. When you show the number to somebody else, the evidence comes with it.
What sits behind every number
- How many questions it measuredA score built from a handful of questions says so on the number itself, so a thin sample never reads as a full scan.
- The raw answers, stored word for wordOpen any question and read exactly what each engine said, rather than a summary of it.
- A coverage badgeA badge such as 4 of 72 prompts measured tells you honestly how much of your set the last run checked.
- Nothing invented to fill a gapA question that was not measured is shown as not measured. It is never quietly counted as an answer you lost.
The honest bit
The free tier is a real product, not a trial
Most small businesses have exactly one brand to keep an eye on. The free plan gives you 1 brand project, 5 analyses a month, the seeded demo brands and the Simple view, with no card and no expiry date. If that turns out to be all you ever need, that is a good outcome and we are not going to dress it up as a limitation.
Pro is $99 a month and it exists for people tracking more than one brand. Outside the beta it also opens the Standard and Advanced views, more screens on the same data, which every new account can try free during its 7-day trial.
During the beta, free and trial accounts open the core screens in the Simple view. Paying Pro and Agency accounts open every screen their plan includes.
Questions people ask before they start
I am not a marketer. Will I understand any of this?
That is who this was built for. ClarAI opens in Simple view, which is seven screens rather than forty, in plain language: how often AI names you, who it names instead, what to fix, and a draft for each fix. There is no jargon to learn first. Simple is the view on the free plan; outside the beta, Standard and Advanced add more screens on the same data and open up on a paid plan and during the 7-day trial every new account starts with. During the beta, free and trial accounts open the core screens in the Simple view. Paying Pro and Agency accounts open every screen their plan includes.
How is this different from just asking ChatGPT myself?
Sample size. Asking once tells you what one answer said on one day, and AI answers change between runs. ClarAI asks a set of your buyers' questions across several engines, records every answer, and shows how many questions each score was built from, so a small movement reads as noise rather than as a win.
What does it actually cost?
The free plan is $0 and it is a real product, not a trial. It includes 1 brand project, 5 analyses a month, the seeded demo brands and the Simple view. Every new account starts with a 7-day trial with Pro's monthly limits once you confirm your email, no card, and keeps the free plan after. For one business checked roughly weekly, that is the whole job, and if you never pay us that is a perfectly good outcome. Pro is $99 a month and it exists for people tracking more than one brand. There are no metered credits and no surprise overage bills.
Which AI engines does it check?
ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. Google AI Overviews is built but not switched on yet. ClarAI runs the engine calls for you, so you do not wire up any API keys. Claude answers come back with citations from its web search; ChatGPT and Gemini are tracked for whether your brand was named and where it appeared, and their sources count too when they answer with a web search, where enabled.
Does it post anything on my behalf?
No. Everything ClarAI produces is a draft. Community replies, content and technical changes all wait for a person to review and publish them. There is no autopilot, deliberately.
What if my business grows into something bigger?
Nothing to migrate. Simple, Standard and Advanced are three views of the same account and the same data, and switching views changes no data. Free accounts stay in Simple; outside the beta, Pro and Agency accounts, and every account during its 7-day trial, can switch whenever they want per-market breakdowns, citations, the content engine or the technical audit. During the beta, free and trial accounts open the core screens in the Simple view. Paying Pro and Agency accounts open every screen their plan includes.
Own organic search at a company and need a number for a review? See ClarAI for in-house teams. Doing this for a book of clients? See ClarAI for agencies.
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