100% FREE · 4 ENGINES · 90 SECONDS
Do AI engines understandwho you are?
I ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity what your brand is — and show you where their answer drifts from yours.
The 2026 reality01
Same brand. Four different stories.
11%
of cited domains overlap between ChatGPT and Perplexity. Every engine tells your buyer something different.
Averi 2026 · source
02What I check
Five drifts that misrepresent your brand.
01
Entity fidelity
Does the AI get your founder, year, product right?
02
Positioning alignment
Does it slot you in your category — or an adjacent, cheaper one?
03
Competitor association
Are you cited next to the right 3-5 brand cohort?
04
Sentiment & framing
The two adjectives that decide whether you make the shortlist.
05
Cross-engine consistency
Variance across engines is itself the score.
What you get back03
A score. A verdict.
Three fixes to ship this week.
juliet.space/audits/brand-perception/report
62 / 100
AI engines describe you as "a marketing automation tool" — but you sell "an AI growth team." Category drift is your most damaging gap.
Top 3 fixes · ranked by impact
1.Rewrite the About page with a one-sentence category statement. · 20 min
2.Ship a Wikidata entry for your brand. · 1 hour
3.Update G2 + Capterra category placement. · 30 min
04Questions
Common questions.
It measures what AI engines tell buyers about you — not whether they cite you. I prompt ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity with the same ten branded questions, then score the drift between their answers and your site across five dimensions.