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Your customers ask AI which company to buy from. Does it say your name?
Buyers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot things like “who is the best supplier of X?” The chatbot answers with a short list of companies. If your business is not on that list, the buyer never hears of you — and you never know it happened.
We check whether the chatbot names your business. Then we help you get named.
Free the first time · no card, no account · takes about a day
Here is exactly what we mean
One real question, and the answer it gave
On 13 September 2026 we asked an AI chatbot a question that a real furniture buyer asks. We let it search the web, and we wrote down every company it named.
Eight companies were named. Everyone else who sells the same furniture was not mentioned at all. Those companies are not lower down the list — there is no rest of the list. The buyer sees eight names and stops reading.
That is the thing we measure. Whether you are in the answer, who is there instead of you, and what you can do about it.
Saarga analysis
- Your company
- Not mentioned
- Companies named
- 8
- Pages the chatbot read
- 10
That is one question. Across all fourteen questions in the study we recorded 110 pages and 37 companies. See the whole measurement →
Real question · real answer · 13 Sep 2026
“Where can I buy Indian handmade wooden furniture in the UK?”
— asked the way a buyer would ask it
- 1Myakka
- 2Namaste Fair Trade
- 3Trading Boundaries
- 4Casa Bella Furniture
- 5Verty Furniture
- …and three more
- —Everyone else who sells this furniture — not named
We also recorded the web pages the chatbot read before it answered. Those pages are the reason those eight names came up.
The question everybody asks first
Isn’t this just SEO?
No, and the difference is the whole point. SEO tells you where you rank. Saarga tells you whether the chatbot recommends you. A buyer who asks a chatbot never sees a page of results to rank on.
| Traditional search | Saarga |
|---|---|
| Search ranking | AI recommendation |
| Keywords | Buyer questions |
| Search results | AI answers |
| Backlinks | The sources the AI actually reads |
| Google visibility | AI visibility |
| Ranking position | Being named at all |
The two are not enemies. Good pages help both. But you can rank first on Google for a phrase and still be absent from every answer a chatbot gives — and nothing in your analytics will tell you, because the buyer never arrived.
Why this matters to your business
Three things you get that you cannot get anywhere else
You find out where you stand
Right now you have no way to know. Google shows you your search ranking. Nothing shows you what a chatbot tells buyers about you. We ask the questions your buyers ask and count how often your name comes up.
You see why the others got picked
We list every web page the chatbot read before it answered. Usually it is a guide or a comparison article that someone wrote. Now you know what you are up against, page by page.
You get named more often
Chatbots quote pages that answer the buyer's question well. So we write those pages for you. You approve them, publish them, and we measure again next month to see if it worked.
Without this
You lose sales you never see. No enquiry arrives, no email bounces, nothing appears in your analytics. The buyer simply bought from a name the chatbot gave them.
With this
You know your score, you know who beat you, and you have pages being published every month that are built to get you into the answer.
How it works
Four steps. You can check every one of them.
You send us your website address
That is all we need to start. No login, no access to your accounts, nothing to install.
We write the questions your buyers ask
Real buying questions, not questions about your brand name. We send you the list first. You cross out any that your buyers would never ask.
We ask them and write down every answer
Every company named, the order they were named in, and every web page the chatbot used. Nothing is guessed.
You get a report you can check yourself
How often you were named, who was named instead, and the pages that decided it. On our Growth plan we also write the pages for you every month.
Proof, not a promise
We published a full measurement anyone can check
We measured one market from top to bottom: solid wood furniture. Fourteen buyer questions, asked and recorded. No client paid for it and nobody is named as a customer.
Thirty of those 37 companies were named only once in fourteen questions. Six questions named no company at all. In this market nobody has won yet — which is exactly when it is cheap to get in. Read the whole measurement.
What it costs
The first check is free. After that, two plans.
Free check
$0
- 10 buyer questions
- You get the full report
- No card and no account
Tracking
$300 / month
- 25 questions, 3 chatbots, every month
- You see what moved since last month
- Every page that decided each answer
Growth
$1,200 / month
- Everything in Tracking
- Six pages written for you each month
- Four outreach emails written for you
Who this is for
Two kinds of business we measure most
Being straight with you
What nobody else will tell you
- Nobody can control what an AI says. What you can change is which web pages it finds and trusts. Anyone who promises more than that is selling you something else.
- One report is a snapshot. Answers change a little each time you ask. What matters is the change over months, so we ask the same questions the same way every time.
- The first check is free. Not a trial that turns into a bill. If it tells you nothing useful, that is the end of it and you owe nothing.
Find out about your business
It takes one email and about a day
Send us your website address. We will ask the questions your buyers ask, and send you the whole report — not a sample with the numbers hidden. If your name never comes up, we will tell you that plainly.
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