When they ask,do they name you?

You pay OpenAI directly for delivered ads using your business payment method. OpenAI sets the minimum budget; I confirm its current requirements before you start. The account belongs to your business and you invite me to manage it. My setup and management work is billed separately, with terms agreed in writing. Eligibility depends on your category and market, particularly for health, financial and legal services.

Not exactly. I measure ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude through their developer APIs, without a customer account or its history. I include today’s date and, for local businesses, an approximate location where supported. A customer’s app may use their account, precise location or earlier messages. I explain these differences in the report. The market, language and scope of any optional Google checks are agreed separately.

We agree on an interval based on the changes made. A repeat measurement usually makes sense after several weeks. A better result is not guaranteed, even after that time.

Yes, as an optional extension. I check AI Mode, whether AI Overviews cite your website, search results for short “service + location” queries and your exact business name. The market, language and available checks are agreed before the measurement. I cannot reliably count how often an AI Overview names you because the tool does not return complete business lists. An overview will not appear for every question; I record that too.

For businesses targeting the Czech market, yes, as an optional extension. I ask the first 15 questions manually in a browser, each in a fresh conversation, and save the date and a screenshot. Sponsored results are recorded separately and are not counted as recommendations. I also check access for Seznam’s crawler and, for local businesses, their Firmy.cz listing.