What AI reads when your customers ask who to call.

Every trade we measured

Does ChatGPT read a local business's own website?

In some trades far more than others. When Doheny Co. asked ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity who to call on 29 September 2026, 90 of the 164 websites they read for garage doors in Sacramento, CA were companies' own, while for family law in Columbus, OH, asked of ChatGPT and Claude, it was 14 of 52, with Super Lawyers and Avvo carrying the answer.

Company websites read, by trade

Open a trade to see every question we asked and what AI read to answer it.

TradeWhereAnswersOwn websites read
Med spasPlano, TX2086 of 171
Garage doorsSacramento, CA2090 of 164
HVACOklahoma City, OK2056 of 166
PlumbingRichmond, VA2054 of 143
RoofingFort Worth, TX2066 of 162
ElectricalTucson, AZ2063 of 130
SolarLas Vegas, NV2044 of 170
Real estate investorsMemphis, TN2072 of 181
Criminal defenseSan Antonio, TX1032 of 58
Personal injuryCharlotte, NC1023 of 53
Estate planningSarasota, FL1014 of 35
Family lawColumbus, OH1014 of 52

Family law has no page. There, AI answered mostly from Super Lawyers and Avvo, so a firm's own website moves little.

Home trades, solar, real estate investors and med spas: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity, 29 September 2026, each trade in its own city.

Law: ChatGPT and Claude, 29 September 2026.