Your buyers ask AI before they call you. Being named puts you on the shortlist. Being cited means the engine trusts your site as evidence. Named is not the same as cited, and both matter.
We ask 7 questions a buyer would ask, 2 about your brand and 5 about your services and market, in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. We read every answer for who gets named and which sites get cited, then score all 21 answers 4 ways: named and cited, named only, source only, or a miss. Branded answers are also checked for accuracy.
You see who the engines name instead, which is your real competition in AI search, and what to fix: service and market pages, consistent listings, content engines can quote, and trusted mentions. Then we rerun the same 21 questions, so the change is measured, not guessed.
The company in the video, Stonebrook Mechanical, is a made-up sample, and all results shown are sample data.