SEO
How people find you
Pages, rankings, and the queries that still go through a results list. Useful. Incomplete if the next customer asks an assistant instead of a search box.
Insights · Signal Intelligence
Why monthly reporting
See whether you stay visible. That is a measurement of what answers already say — not a promise that a report made you relevant, and not a placement we sold.
Search still sends people to a website. AI answers introduce a business before anyone clicks. Those are different jobs. One snapshot of either is a photograph. The useful question is whether a later run still mentions you.
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How AI models introduce you
When someone asks ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, or Perplexity who to call, the answer is a shortlist — not a page of blue links.
You can rank and still be unnamed. You can be named once and disappear on the next run. Those are different measurements. Reveal Me records what answers already say. We do not sell placement, and there is no guaranteed mention.
The market is moving
New businesses are publishing for AI answers, not only for search. Incumbents are learning the same work: clearer service pages, consistent names, and pages that answer the questions customers already ask.
The field is not frozen. A competitor who was invisible last quarter can show up this quarter. Waiting a year to look again is how you miss that shift. A later measurement can differ from the last one. That is why history matters — and why a single run is not a ranking you can keep.
Why a one-time report goes cold
A single scan is a record of one run. Models change. Competitors publish. Your own pages drift. Yesterday's mention is not a promise that the next answer will include you. We do not sell “get into ChatGPT.” There is no guaranteed placement.
A PDF from last spring is useful as history. It is not a current picture. If the question is “did a later run still mention us?”, you need another measurement — on a paid cadence you can compare.
What month-over-month shows
Month-over-month visibility history is a paid-plan feature, not part of the free snapshot. It is not a vanity chart. It compares stored answers over a retention window.
Visibility over time
Paid history compares later runs with earlier ones: were you mentioned in stored answers this month, last month, or not at all.
A window you can keep
Month-over-month history is on paid plans only. Essentials keeps 90 days, Pro 365 days, Enterprise unlimited.
What changed in your mention
The useful read is whether your own visibility held, dropped, or returned. That is a measurement of stored answers — not a placement we sold, and not a competitor or gap map.
That is the difference between one snapshot and a trend you can inspect. Trends do not guarantee the next mention.
How Reveal Me fits
Reveal Me is OpenTek's Signal Intelligence product. The free snapshot at /checker looks at listings and social presence only. It does not run chat-engine questions, and it does not include month-over-month history.
Paid plans run customer-style questions across ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, and Perplexity, store what those answers already said, and keep visibility history: Essentials 90 days, Pro 365 days, Enterprise unlimited. OpenTek Solutions builds and operates the product. We measure what answers already say. We do not sell placement. Assistant answers vary. There is no guaranteed placement.
Start with a free listings-and-social snapshot, or explore Reveal Me for paid chat-engine runs and month-over-month history.