Your next client is asking ChatGPT, not Google.

Someone asked. You weren't the answer.

A person rear-ended on I-275 doesn't open Google and type "personal injury lawyer." They open ChatGPT at 11pm and describe what happened. The answer names two or three firms.

There's no ranking to check, no position to track, and nobody sends you a report about it. The case just goes somewhere else.

Forty questions. Every major engine.

Not "best lawyer near me." The questions people actually type, across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers.

A scan of your market, not a sales deck.

• How many times you were named, against the firm named most
• Share of voice for every firm competing in your city
• The exact questions where you appear zero times, on every engine
• The pages AI quotes instead of yours, ranked by how often
• What it takes to change it, in priority order

Answers are collected through each provider's API. Someone using the consumer app may see different wording, though the ranking patterns hold. Every tool in this category works this way — we'd rather say so than not.

We scan first, then talk.

Most firms hear from us because we already ran their scan and something in it was worth an email. If you found us another way, book a slot and we'll run yours before the call.