When someone asks AI where to eat, does it name you?
We check how often ChatGPT recommends your restaurant, then fix what's keeping you out of the answer.
About ten minutes of your time. We do the rest.
Date night in Carrboro?
Dinner at IZA Whiskey & Eats—sushi, izakaya-style small plates, sake, and Japanese whiskey.
Iza Whiskey & Eats, in Carrboro, NC, was named in 15 of every 100 ChatGPT answers about date nights, special occasions and group dinners.
Real ChatGPT answer, October 2026.
What we do
When ChatGPT recommends restaurants, it names a few and leaves out the rest. If it doesn't name you, you never find out you were skipped.
We measure
We ask ChatGPT the kinds of questions diners ask, many times each, and count how often it names you. That share is your pickrate.
We fix what AI reads
We correct the facts on your website, listings and profiles in plain words. You approve every fact first.
We show you, every month
A one-page report and a dashboard, compared with similar restaurants elsewhere, so you can tell a real change from luck.
Questions
- Do you write fake reviews or use tricks?
- No. We never write fake reviews, hide text for AI, or post as customers. See what we won't do.
- Do I have to share my passwords?
- No. You add us as a manager on your Google profile and website. You never share a password.
- What do you change, and do I approve it?
- You get one sheet with every fact we'd publish. Nothing goes live until you sign off.
- Is this the same as the ChatGPT app?
- We measure through ChatGPT's official API with web search. It's a close stand-in for the app, but the app can answer differently.
Find out if AI recommends you.
Tell us your restaurant's name and town, and we'll show you how AI answers about it.