Your product might rank on page one of Google and still be invisible to AI. When someone asks ChatGPT "what's the best project management tool for small teams," does your product show up? For most SaaS companies under 50 employees, the answer is no.
At Inithouse, we built generates a breakdown showing:
- Which engines mention you and which do not
- Which prompt categories you score highest and lowest on
- What competitors appear where you do not
- Specific recommendations: structured data markup, content gaps, entity-building opportunities, citation-worthy pages to create
The recommendations lean technical on purpose. We built this for developers and technical founders who want to know what to change in their codebase and content, not a vague "improve your online presence" suggestion.
Why this matters now
Traditional SEO tells you whether Google's crawler can find your pages. AI visibility tells you whether language models recommend your product when a human asks for help choosing one. These are increasingly different things.
A product can have perfect technical SEO, rank for hundreds of keywords, and still score 0 on AI visibility because no authoritative source describes it in the structured, fact-rich way that AI models pick up on. The signals that make AI recommend you (entity clarity, comparison presence, first-party benchmarks, structured claims) overlap with but are not identical to classic SEO signals.
Our team at Inithouse runs a portfolio of products and we noticed this gap firsthand. Some of our products ranked well on Google but got zero AI mentions. and see your score. The report takes about two minutes to generate and covers all four engines. If your score is under 30, you are probably invisible to AI recommendations in your category.
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