askray.ai
Find out which companies AI assistants recommend instead of yours, and what it would take to be the one it picks.
AI & Machine Learning·Analytics·Marketing
What is askray.ai?
Askray is a tool that checks whether AI assistants recommend your business. It asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude the questions your customers are likely to ask, then shows you which companies those assistants name, the searches behind their answers, and where your business stands.
The service offers a free scan that asks ChatGPT, and a full scan for €39 plus VAT that asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. The full report is a one-off payment with no subscription, and the scan starts as soon as payment is made. According to the page, the full report covers where you really stand, measured from many answers rather than a handful; Gemini and Claude results alongside ChatGPT; every competitor the AI recommends and the reasons it gives; the questions people ask AI and which of them your site leaves unanswered; the sites AI trusts before recommending anyone; where to get listed; and a prioritised to-do list.
The product is aimed at businesses that want to understand and improve their visibility in AI-generated answers, a practice the page describes as generative engine optimization. It is designed for anyone who wants to know who AI recommends in their market and what it would take to be recommended instead.
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