Get picked by AI
We ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI the same question your customers ask, then send you the dated transcript. Ours is public too, wins and losses.
See our own transcript, misses included
No pitch, no card, no catch. Find out for free whether AI names you or your competitor.
Ask the same question on five assistants and you get five different answers. One names you, one names a competitor, one names no one. That is why the engine a check leaves out is the one that matters. The commonly skipped one is Google AI Overview, which sits directly on top of the search results your customers already use. Namebeam runs all five on the same dated question and hands you the raw transcript from each, win or loss.
Educational/marketing service. AI answers change over time; no guarantee of rankings, traffic, or revenue.
People used to search and scroll a list of businesses. Now they ask their phone "who's the best [your service] near me?" and the AI names one or two and says "contact these." If it doesn't know your name, to that customer you don't exist, not because you're worse, but because your info isn't set up for the AI to read yet. That's fixable, and we'll show you exactly where you stand, on every engine, for free.
Every check, KIT, and score on this page breaks down into these five factors. Here is what each one means, in plain words.
Start with a free multi-engine check, fix it yourself with the KIT, or have us diagnose, build, and keep you the one AI picks. No "rank #1" promises. Start free.
A 5-point check (Findable, Reachable, Quotable, Bookable, Trusted) across all five engines of whether AI names and books you, and who it picks instead. No pitch, no card.
Run my free checkYour five engine check re-run every month. A dated receipt of what the engines say about your business, plus what changed since the month before. Cancel anytime.
Get the monthly receiptThe same checklist we run, with step-by-step fixes you apply on your own. Instant, self-serve.
Get the $37 KITYour dated Get-Booked Score (0-100) across the five things that decide whether AI picks you, tested on all five engines, plus the exact gaps and a prioritized fix plan.
Start the auditSee a full sample audit before you payWe do it for you in 1-2 weeks: make your profile survive the AI's call, add booking structured data, clean your citations, connect the booking rail, and a front-desk playbook. Founding price for the first 3 clients for a testimonial.
Start the BUILDSee the BUILD details firstMonthly monitoring and defense of your AI visibility across all five engines: tuning, upkeep, and a dated monthly report. Month-to-month, no contract.
Start the retainerAgencies and consultants: multi-client rates exist. Email [email protected] and say how many clients you run.
Namebeam is new. No paid clients yet, no wall of five-star reviews, and we'd rather tell you that straight than fake it. So we became our own first customer: we run our own Get-Picked Score across all five engines, started low like most new businesses, and we're fixing it in public, dated, on a schedule, you can watch the number climb. The logic is simple: if we can't get our own business picked by AI, why would you trust us with yours? Every finding is dated and checkable before you pay a dollar.
See our live Citation Ledger Read The StandardWe publish our thinking the way we run the checks: dated, source-linked, and verified. Every number on these pages carries its source.
The 2026 AI-visibility report, how AI picks businesses, which sources each engine cites, and what it takes to get named.
Read the reportTurn a real multi-engine check into a dated, shareable scorecard. The receipt is the ad.
Open the scorecardEveryone publishes an index; nobody referees them. We checked the popular ones against each other, with sources.
Read The RefereeTen sourced reasons receipts beat vibes, in crypto and in AI search.
Read the pillarEvery figure on these pages was checked against its source, see the Verification Ledger.
No pitch, no card, no catch. Run the free multi-engine check, then climb the one ladder at your own pace.