Every day, people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI which clinic, salon or service to choose. Most owners have never seen those answers. The audit runs the real questions your customers ask through all five assistants and shows you exactly who gets named. Your business, or someone else.
Every square is one assistant answering one question a buyer typed before choosing a business like yours. Green means you were named. Pink means a competitor was named and you were not. Dark means the assistant named nobody, which is open ground.
Not a score. The actual reply a buyer saw this week, with every business it named highlighted. Most owners read this part twice.
A question from a real audit. The answer named three providers. The business being audited was not one of them.
Your share of voice against every competitor the assistants named, counted across all the tests. Some of the names will surprise you.
An independent index tracks how often the assistants cite each domain over twelve months. Many businesses that AI can describe are never cited as a source. That is the difference between being known and being recommended.
Grouped by how close the buyer is to choosing: describing a problem, comparing solutions, picking a provider. Each question shows which assistants named you and which did not.
Most businesses show up when someone asks for them by name and vanish when someone describes the problem. The report shows you which stage is thin, because that is where the next customer is lost.
The tone the assistants take when they do name you, what they say well, and what they leave out.
What your site covers, side by side with what your buyers ask. Every question with no matching content is an answer handed to a competitor.
Competitor-won questions, your weakest assistant, the stage you miss most, and the answers that come from stored memory instead of the live web. Then the order to fix them in.
Buyers ask AI before they decide, and they ask across many platforms, not just Google. The names they hear are the names they call.
The assistants recommend the brands they keep meeting across trusted sites, videos and podcasts. If you never say it, AI cannot repeat it, and your reputation is left to chance or to your competitors.
Every mention started as content someone published. The businesses ahead of you published more of it, in more places. That is the whole game.
The assistants already read your site. Clean structure sets the floor. What decides who gets named is how often you show up across the other sites the assistants trust.
The names AI already knows get named more. Waiting does not hold your place. It hands more answers to whoever is publishing.
The audit is the map. What you do with it is up to you. Most owners want the plan, and that is MultiCasting.
The short form below. The moment you submit, you see an instant check of how ChatGPT and Google AI treat your business.
Your buyer questions, your district, your competitors. Run live on five assistants, not a template.
A private link, yours to keep and share with your team. A 20-minute walkthrough if you want one.
If there's a gap worth closing, we'll show you how MultiCasting closes it. If there isn't, we'll say so.
Submit the form and you go straight to an instant check: whether ChatGPT and Google AI recommend you, or send buyers to a competitor. The full audit follows by hand. If your business fits, you'll have it within two working days.
We'll run your audit by hand and send the private link to your email within two working days. If your business doesn't fit, we'll tell you why instead of sending a generic report.
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Patients ask AI about treatments, safety and who to trust weeks before they book. The audit shows whether your clinic is in those answers or a bigger name is.
"Best salon near me" now gets asked to an assistant as often as to a friend. The audit shows what the assistant says back, district by district.
Most patients describe a symptom, not a service. The audit shows whether you appear at that first question, or only once they already know your name.
Singapore first. Other cities on request. The audit is free because the businesses that run it usually see a gap worth closing, and closing it is what we do.
Yes. It costs us time and the tool, which is why we run one per business and only for businesses that fit. The report is yours whether or not we ever work together.
Real. Every question runs as a live call to each assistant, plus a live Google check for AI Overviews. No simulations, no extrapolation. These are the answers your customers saw this week. The report shows the exact models and the method at the bottom.
You land on an instant check. Type your website and it shows, in about a minute, whether ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews recommend you or someone else. That's the teaser. The full audit, with all five assistants and every competitor named, follows by hand.
Your website. The questions, competitors and district come from your business and your market. You don't fill anything else in.
Straight answer: if the report shows a gap, the last section shows how we'd close it, and that's MultiCasting. You can read it and do nothing. No follow-up sequence, no pressure. If you want the walkthrough, book it. If you don't, keep the report.
Yes. Every business the assistants recommended instead of you, how often, and on which questions. Some will be names you compete with every day. Some will be big brands you didn't know were taking your answers.
That's how we track progress for clients. Same questions, same assistants, 90 days apart. The squares move, or they don't, and either way you know.
Two hundred real answers, read for you. Free, by hand, within two working days.