You can see you lost
Plenty of tools will tell you a competitor got named instead of you. Almost none will tell you what the AI read that made it pick them.
See why AI recommends your competitors
When someone asks ChatGPT for the best option in your category, Verdict shows you who got recommended, which sources the AI trusted, and what to change so it's you next time. We check ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews today; Gemini and Perplexity are coming soon.
Buyers now ask an AI assistant before they ask you. To change its answer you need to know what it read, which of that you can influence, and what moving it is worth.
Plenty of tools will tell you a competitor got named instead of you. Almost none will tell you what the AI read that made it pick them.
Another comparison page won't win the recommendation back if what actually swayed the answer was a review badge, a forum thread, or a video.
AI assistants lean heavily on what other people say about you — review sites, Reddit, Wikipedia, YouTube, industry roundups. You don't control those pages, but you can change what they say.
Verdict gives you a short, ranked list of things to fix, what each is worth, and a person who checks the work before it ships.
Decision cards
Verdict tells you who won.
Verdict shows you what the AI trusted to pick them.
Verdict ranks the fix by how much visibility it should win back.
The question you lost
Recommended instead: CareLoop CRM
You
61
Them
84
What the AI read
G2 badge
High Performer for Healthcare CRM, refreshed this quarter.
What the AI read
Reddit thread
Three recent posts from practitioners about compliance work.
What the AI read
YouTube comparison
A video the answer used for rollout risk and support quality.
Why you lost
On your website: your compliance page doesn't show what rollout actually looks like, or who it's for.
Everywhere else: they have newer reviews on the sites this answer quoted.
What to do
Ask your happiest customers for reviews, and answer the objection in public
Worth +18 to +24 visibility in 60 days
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them. Most people start by just seeing what the answer looks like today.
Tell us the question. We put it to the AI assistants and record who they recommend.
We pull out every source the answer relied on, and who each one helped.
We separate what's fixable on your website from what has to change elsewhere.
Website changes go out as a reviewed pull request. Off-site work comes with the outreach to do it.
Why Verdict
We tell you why you lost, not just that you lost.
We look beyond your website, because that's where most of the answer comes from.
Every fix comes with an estimate of what it's worth.
A person reviews every change before it ships.
We keep checking, so you find out when an answer turns against you.
Built for in-house teams and the agencies that serve them.
Everyone sees the same evidence. What changes is how it's framed for the call you need to make.
Know which questions to fix first, and what each one is worth.
Turn an AI visibility check into something you can put in front of a client.
Find out what AI assistants trust in your category before you spend on it.
Bring one question you'd want to win. We'll show you what the answer is built on.
You give us a question your buyers actually ask — something like "best HIPAA-compliant CRM". We put it to the AI assistants, record who they recommend, and trace every source the answer leaned on. Then we tell you which of those you can influence and how.
Website changes tend to show up in AI answers within a few weeks. Anything that depends on other people — reviews, mentions, third-party pages — usually takes one to two months. Each recommendation carries its own estimate, so you know before you commit.
ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews today. Gemini and Perplexity are coming soon, and every question you track now will be checked against them as they land.
No, and that's the point. We separate what you can fix on your own site from what lives elsewhere — review platforms, Reddit, Wikipedia, YouTube, industry roundups — because that second group often decides the answer.
No. A person reviews every change before anything ships.
Marketing leads, agencies, and founders who need to know why AI assistants recommend someone else, and what to do about it.