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Brand Mention Checker

Paste an AI answer and a brand name. See whether the brand is named, how, and where.

Paste an answer and name a brand. Peach's matcher reports every place the brand is named. It runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to Peach.

What this checks, and what it does not

It checks

  • The full name, the name without a legal suffix such as Inc or Ltd, the domain, and the first word of the name when it is distinctive.
  • Whole words only. "Notion" does not match "notional".
  • Where the first mention falls, and the text around each one.

It does not

  • It does not ask any AI engine anything. It reads the text you paste.
  • It does not judge whether the mention is favourable.
  • It does not know nicknames or abbreviations you have not typed. Add the domain to catch more forms.

How to read the result

This is the same matcher Peach uses to score a real check. It exists because a plain text search gets brand names wrong in both directions: "NICE Ltd." never appears with its suffix in prose, and a brand that is an ordinary word appears in sentences that have nothing to do with it.

One answer is one sample. An engine asked the same question again can give a different answer, which is why Peach's full check asks several questions and reports a rate.

More in the docs: How the Peach score works.

Related tools

  • Share of Voice Calculator (Live, input: pasted text): Paste several AI answers and a list of brands. See how many answers name each one.
  • Citation Domain Extractor (Live, input: pasted text): Paste an AI answer with its sources. Get every domain in it, counted and ranked.
  • AI Visibility Check (Free account, input: web address): Peach writes buyer questions for your site, asks AI engines, and shows each answer and who it names.

Frequently asked questions

Is my pasted text sent anywhere?

No. The matching runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent to Peach or stored.

Why add the domain?

Answers often write a brand as its address, or cite it in a link. With the domain, both are counted as naming the brand.

My brand is a common word. Will it over-count?

Less than a plain search would. For a multi-word name whose first word is ordinary, such as "Product School", the first word alone is not counted.

Check whether AI names your brand

Peach writes the questions a buyer would ask about your category, sends them to AI engines, and shows every answer and who it names. Run the AI visibility check. It needs a free account.