Search is quietly splitting in two. Alongside the familiar list of links, people increasingly get a single written answer from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews. When a buyer asks one of those assistants "what's the best [category]?", it names a brand. The question is whether that brand is you.
Most companies have no idea what the AI says about them. If the model recommends a competitor, you don't lose a ranking you can see in a dashboard. You lose the buyer before they ever reach a search results page, silently.
AnswerRadar exists to make that visible. It is an independent, data-first directory of the tools that track and improve how brands appear in AI answers (the discipline people call GEO or AEO), plus plain-English guides on how the engines actually decide what to cite, and a free tool to check where you stand.
Start with the free AI Visibility Checker. Enter your brand and category, and it generates the real prompts your buyers would ask, lets you run them in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google, and scores how often you actually show up. No signup, and nothing leaves your browser.
Run the free checker: https://answerradar.net/ai-visibility-checker
If you want the mechanism first, start here: how an answer engine decides what to cite: https://answerradar.net/guides/answer-engine-optimization
Everything on AnswerRadar is independently compiled and dated. No paid placements.
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