ChatGPT visibility.
Know where you appear.

It records evidence of a business appearing in AI-generated answers. Astride keeps the question, answer, date and available website citations together so you can review what was captured.

A ChatGPT observation records a captured answer and any matching website citations. It is not a Google ranking or a measure of website traffic. Review it alongside keyword research, Google Search Console data and your own customer enquiries.

The automated source currently uses DataForSEO’s US-English ChatGPT dataset. It is not a UK-specific visibility measure. UK businesses can review that evidence and manually record relevant observations from other markets, keeping the market clearly labelled.

No. A refresh searches an external dataset for your saved business name and website domain. It does not access private conversations or capture every answer, and the results can change between refreshes.

No matching observation means no match was found in the checked dataset. It does not establish that ChatGPT has never mentioned your business. Use the saved evidence alongside your website findings and other measurements.

You can manually record an observation you have actually seen in those services, including its question, market and evidence. Automated refresh currently covers the ChatGPT source only.

No tool can guarantee a mention or recommendation. Astride helps you review captured evidence and prepare clearer website content; AI services decide what appears in their answers.

Set up your business and website in Astride, then open AI Visibility in your workspace. An owner or editor can choose Refresh ChatGPT evidence when the provider is available, or add a verified observation manually. Review plan details before subscribing.