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How to check if ChatGPT recommends your SaaS

Updated November 2, 2026

To check if ChatGPT recommends your SaaS, ask it the questions your buyers actually ask, ask each one several times, and write down which products get named and where. One answer proves little because AI answers change between runs; a pattern across many answers is what matters. You can do this by hand in about an hour, or use Seenpeak to run it for you.

1. Write the questions your buyers ask

2. Ask each question several times, on more than one assistant

3. Record who gets named

Use a simple sheet with one row per answer:

4. Read the pattern

5. Fix a few things, then retest the same questions

Pick at most three changes backed by what you saw, ship them, and rerun the exact same questions later. Changing the questions between rounds makes the comparison meaningless. Visibility gains aren't guaranteed, and AI assistants can take time to pick up changes.

Doing it automatically

Seenpeak runs this exact process for you: 10 buyer questions on ChatGPT and Gemini, 3 answers each (60 answers per round), compared with up to one competitor, with 0 to 3 evidence-based actions and one same-scope retest included. It costs $19 one-time, no subscription. See pricing and scope.

FAQ

Can I just ask ChatGPT once whether it recommends my product?

No. A single answer can differ from the next one. Ask the same buyer question several times in fresh chats and look at how often you are named.

Should I include my brand name in the question?

No. Buyers usually ask about the category or the problem. Asking about your brand directly tells you what the assistant knows about you, not whether it recommends you.

Why check Gemini as well as ChatGPT?

Different assistants draw on different sources and can recommend different products for the same question, so checking two gives a fuller picture.

How long does a manual check take?

Ten questions, three runs each on two assistants, is 60 answers. Expect roughly an hour to run and record them by hand.