Visibility in search, AI answers and Google Maps.

Your buyers search Google, ask AI assistants and check Google Maps. Wherever you don’t show up, a competitor does. Fractl Agents helps you measure where you stand in all three places, in depth, and find what to fix first.

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Illustrated examples of the Fractl Agents chat, simplified from the real screens. The companies, people and numbers are made up.

AI answers

Your buyers now ask AI which brand to pick. Fractl Agents checks whether AI assistants name you, cite you or get you wrong, for one page of yours or your whole category.

Ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews your buyers’ questions, many times each, and count how often you and each competitor get named.

Fact-check what AI assistants believe about your company: an accuracy score, and each mistake quoted.

See which web searches AI assistants run before they answer and which pages they cite, then rank the sites you could realistically get featured on.

Score how well several AI assistants understand one of your pages, quoting each misread and ranking the fixes.

Compare Google and AI answers to the same questions, and see where you show up only in Google, or only in AI.

Get rewritten page titles and descriptions modeled on the pages AI answers already cite for your target searches, with the evidence for each.

An AI visibility check across four assistants, with the sources their answers cite.

Google Maps and local search

Nearby customers can only choose you if the map shows you. Fractl Agents helps you check three things for a store: your rank across the neighborhood, your listing and your reviews.

Scan Google Maps from a grid of points around a store and see your rank at every point, and who wins where you don’t.

Pull the three map results for any search in the city or region you pick, with each business’s position, star rating and review count.

Read your Google reviews in bulk and see the praise, complaints and themes, counted by how often each comes up.

Read what customers say about one nearby competitor, and see where they’re praised for things nobody says about you.

Check each Google listing’s hours, categories, photos and missing fields, and get a list of what to fill in or fix.

Draft local story ideas for each city or state you serve, each built on a checked public statistic.

A 25-point map scan around one location, with the businesses that rank instead.

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Every window on this page began as a plain question in a chat. Yours can start with any question about how buyers find you.

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