When a buyer asks AI for a company in the UAE, are you in the answer?
Enter your site. In about 15 seconds you see whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude can read it, and what to change so they name you.
Free. No sign-up. We read up to 10 public pages.
Five areas add up to 100 points. Most points go to what you say and how provable it is, because that is what an AI quotes.
robots.txt rules for AI bots, firewall behaviour, and whether the text is there without JavaScript.
Company markup, one consistent name, contact details and official profiles.
Direct opening statements, buyer questions with short answers, concrete numbers.
Approvals by authority, emirates served, local contact details, Arabic version, registrations.
Dates, sitemap, canonical addresses, permission to quote, llms.txt.
Here a buyer asks for an approved company, in a named emirate. So the check looks for the approvals and details an AI needs to confirm that.
We look for the regulator behind your licence, and whether the grade and emirate are written where an AI can read them.
Buyers ask in both languages. We check for an Arabic version and whether the two are linked correctly.
A +971 number, an office address, trade licence and TRN, years in the UAE, named projects.
A site check shows readiness. Tracking shows results: we put your buyers' questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude each week, with web search on and location set to the UAE.
Your share of answers per AI, your place among the companies named, and the change since last week.
Every competitor that appears, including ones you did not list, counted across all answers.
The articles and directories behind the answers, and whether your name is on each one. That is your outreach list.
I am Rita Rosen, a marketing and AI visibility consultant in Dubai. I have led marketing and business development in the UAE since 2015, at BDO UAE, PwC Middle East and General International Group, and I built this check to show businesses how AI assistants read their websites.
The check is free and you can act on it yourself. If you want help with what your report shows, send me the report link and I will tell you what I would fix first.
Search ranks pages. An AI reads a few pages and names two or three companies. A site can rank well and still not be named, so it needs its own check.
No. The score shows whether your site can be read and quoted. Whether you are named also depends on what other sites say about you. Weekly tracking measures that directly.
For most fixes, no. They are text changes. For markup we give a ready block to paste.
The same question gets different answers on different runs. One check proves little, which is why tracking repeats the same questions every week and shows the trend.
The public pages we read, the score, and your email if you sign in. We do not store your IP address in readable form.