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See what AI knows about you with a brand authority checker.

Review available model-recognition and Google Knowledge Graph signals for your business. Verify the reported facts, identify inconsistencies and choose what to investigate next. This is not a domain-authority or training-data test.

Interpret the signal, not just the score

SignalWhat to inspectWhat it cannot prove
Model recognitionThe returned description and reported factsTraining membership or performance in every consumer chat
Knowledge Graph, when availableWhether a returned entity matches your businessGuaranteed search rankings or AI citations
Available-signal averageWhich sources actually returned a resultA complete or calibrated measure of brand authority

How to use the brand authority checker

Enter the brand name and domain, provide an email if prompted, and review the returned signals. Check for namesakes, incorrect service descriptions and missing business context. Correct verified inconsistencies in your public information; do not publish model-generated facts without checking them.

How the score is calculated

The displayed score is the rounded average of the confidence values from sources that returned successfully. Model recognition values are heuristic, not calibrated probabilities. Missing sources are omitted, so compare source coverage as well as the total when repeating the check. Model configurations and availability can change.

What to do next

A new business may have little external recognition. That is a limited signal, not a verdict on its service quality. Review consistent naming, clear service information and genuine public evidence. To find out whether the business appears in buying decisions, monitor relevant unbranded questions and inspect mentions and citations separately.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as a domain authority checker?
No. This tool reviews brand recognition signals. It does not calculate backlink authority or use a third-party domain-authority metric.
Does a low score mean my business is absent from AI answers?
No. A low recognition signal does not measure every query or engine. Check relevant buyer questions to assess sampled answer visibility.
What happens if Knowledge Graph is unavailable?
The result uses the sources that returned successfully and notes missing Knowledge Graph coverage. No usable sources means the check cannot produce a meaningful result.

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