When someone asks AI where to eat, does it name you?
Pickrate measures how often ChatGPT names your restaurant when people ask for a place to eat, shows you exactly what it says, and makes sure the facts it reads about you are complete and correct.
Iza Whiskey & Eats, in Carrboro, NC
named in 15 of every 100 answers about date nights, special occasions and group dinners (46 of 100 across all 20 of its Carrboro questions)
Dinner at IZA Whiskey & Eats—sushi, izakaya-style small plates, sake, and Japanese whiskey.
Real ChatGPT answers, asked through its official API with web search, October 2026.
What we do
We measure
We ask ChatGPT the kinds of questions diners ask, many times each, and count how often it names you. That share is your pickrate.
We fix what AI reads
Done for you: the facts on your website, your listings and your profiles, in plain words. You check and approve every fact first.
We show you, every month
A one-page report and a dashboard, compared with similar restaurants elsewhere, so you can tell a real change from luck.
Honest by design
We measure through ChatGPT's official API with web search. It's a close stand-in for what people see in the ChatGPT app, but the app can answer differently. We never write fake reviews, hide text for AI, or post as customers. Here's the full list of what we won't do.