Five buyer questions
Start with questions about supplier discovery, capabilities, or applications—not prompts designed to force a brand mention.
Manual research · Scope confirmed first
How does your brand appear in a small sample of real buyer questions? Start with a documented manual review for life science or functional ingredient suppliers targeting US buyers.
Request a manual snapshotThis is not a live checker. No score is generated from your company name or domain. We confirm available testing coverage and timing before the review.
Start with questions about supplier discovery, capabilities, or applications—not prompts designed to force a brand mention.
Record the platform or API model, date, language, and available retrieval settings. Confirm access before promising coverage.
Review mentions, recommendations, factual accuracy, and linked sources where available. Report sample sizes alongside rates.
An answer log, observed competitor and citation differences, testing limitations, and suggested next steps. Not a market-wide score, certified ranking, proof of lost revenue, or evidence that an AI product always includes or excludes a brand. Inaccessible surfaces and missing data are reported, not replaced with simulated results.
Synta combines English technical SEO, buyer-focused page improvements, source-evidence review, and documented AI sampling. The next step is a written implementation scope—not a software subscription.
Compare the 30-day pilot and managed implementation →Our 2026 benchmark contains 750 API-based, web-grounded answers across 50 brands using Perplexity, Qwen, and DeepSeek. It is a research sample, not a customer success case or a measurement of ChatGPT and Gemini consumer products.
Review the methodology →No. This is a request for a manually reviewed snapshot. This page does not run live queries or generate a visibility score. We confirm feasibility, scope, and timing by email before collecting answers.
The proposed scope is five unbranded buyer questions, your brand, and two competitors on one agreed testing surface. The delivered sample identifies prompts, test dates, available model or product details, original answers, and cited sources where present. Coverage is confirmed before testing.
Not necessarily. API models and consumer applications can differ in retrieval, personalization, settings, and model versions. Each snapshot identifies the tested surface. Results from one platform are not presented as measurements of another.
No. A small sample describes only the collected observations. Answers vary with wording, timing, platform, region, and settings. Repeated, consistent sampling is needed before interpreting a trend.
If the evidence suggests a useful next step, we discuss a scoped SEO and GEO implementation pilot. There is no automatic subscription or obligation to purchase, and no guarantee of rankings, recommendations, or leads.