Namebeam
Get picked by AI
In plain words · for the 95% who haven't been told

Wait — what's actually changing?

Here it is in one breath: people used to search and scroll a list of businesses. Now they just ask their phone, "who's the best [your service] near me?", and the AI names one or two places and says "contact these." If it doesn't know your name, the customer never even learns you exist — not because you're worse, but because your information 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.

The old way (search)
Like a library card catalog — it handed you a drawer of ten cards (links) and let you dig. Ranking #4 could still get you found.
The new way (AI)
Like asking the librarian "who's the best?" — she names one or two and walks away. If she doesn't know your name, to that customer you don't exist.

This is already happening

~45% of consumers now use AI to find local businesses — up from roughly 6% a year earlier. (BrightLocal / MarketingCode, 2026)
~50% are asking AI directly for business recommendations. (BrightLocal LCRS, 2026)

The front page moved. The businesses getting named first aren't the biggest — they're the ones that made themselves findable, clear, and quotable to the machine first. That's a checklist, not luck.

Why us

Namebeam tests all five major engines — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI — on the same dated question, hands you the raw transcript from each, and fixes what makes you invisible. And we run it on ourselves first, in public, dated — so you can watch our own score climb before you ever pay a dollar. No "rank #1" promises. Real numbers, no hype, receipts.

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Educational and marketing service. AI answers change over time; no guarantee of rankings, traffic, or revenue. Stats are from the dated third-party sources named.