Overview
Askray.ai is a platform for AI visibility analysis and generative engine optimization. It asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude questions that a company's customers might ask, then reports which businesses are named and how a submitted site compares. The service helps organizations understand their presence in AI-generated recommendations. A free scan queries ChatGPT, while a paid full report at €39 plus VAT covers all three assistants.
What They Offer
Askray.ai frames its service as a diagnostic for how a website appears in AI assistant answers and as a guide for improving that presence.
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Free AI visibility scan: A business can submit its website for a no-cost scan that asks ChatGPT approximately 20 searches and reviews about 150 sources, giving a preview of how the assistant describes and recommends the company.
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Full multi-assistant report: The full report costs €39 plus VAT and expands the analysis to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, runs more than 350 searches and reads more than 2,000 sources.
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Competitor and reasoning analysis: Askray.ai identifies the competitors that AI assistants recommend and records the reasons the assistants give, helping a business understand why certain rivals appear in answers to relevant questions.
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Question and content gap mapping: The service reports what people ask AI and which of those questions a submitted site leaves unanswered, connecting AI visibility gaps to content and page improvements.
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Trusted source guidance and action list: The report lists sites that AI trusts before making recommendations and supplies a prioritized to-do list, so teams can pursue listings and changes in a sequence based on importance.
The website also publishes guides on generative engine optimization, ChatGPT SEO and AI visibility.
Who They Serve
Askray.ai serves businesses that need discovery through search and AI assistants, including marketing teams, SEO specialists and agencies. It suits small and midsize companies seeking a focused diagnostic before generative engine optimization work, and larger organizations comparing AI presence with competitors. Common uses include checking brand appearances in AI answers and finding content gaps.
