Does ChatGPT mention your brand?

No. The free tool asks Claude and shows that answer as a proxy for how an assistant handles your prompt; the badge on the result panel says whether you got a live Claude answer or a demo sample. ChatGPT itself runs in the helloAISearch free trial: ten prompts, scanned once right after onboarding and again on day three, on ChatGPT and Gemini, with no card.

The engines draw on overlapping sources and produce similar shortlists for a discovery prompt, so a brand Claude cannot name is usually one ChatGPT struggles with too. They also differ in who they lead with and what they cite, which is why the product runs each prompt on each engine separately rather than inferring one from another.

The share of answers in which your brand was named at all, whether recommended, cited or mentioned, divided by the number of prompts. Named in one of three answers is 33%. The product computes the same number per engine and per week, so the rate becomes a line rather than a point.

Start with the prompt where a competitor was named and you were not; that is a comparison page you have not written. Then write a page that answers the prompt in its first paragraph with your brand in it. Track the prompt afterwards; one answer is a snapshot.