AI shopper tests
Stop guessing. The questions your buyers ask before paying, put to four assistants, in your market and your language, with every answer kept word for word and every source it read.
Most AI visibility tools return an index. It goes up, it goes down, and nobody can say why or what a buyer was actually told. That is a metric about a metric.
Verity keeps the answer. The full text an assistant produced, the model that produced it, the date, and every URL it consulted. When the answer names another shop, you can see which one, and read the page it came from.
That is what makes a drop actionable. You are not looking at a number that fell, you are looking at a sentence that changed.
Not brand-name lookups. The comparison and constraint questions people put to an assistant when they are deciding: what to buy for a use case, which brand is trustworthy, what ships where.
In practice
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude read different sources and reach different conclusions. Testing one and generalising is how merchants end up fixing the wrong thing.
In practice
The full text is stored with the model, the date and every URL read. Six weeks later you can still see exactly what was said and what it was based on.
In practice
When an assistant recommends someone else, Verity extracts the shop and counts it. Over a run you see who is taking the answers you want.
In practice
Verity Score runs your buyers decision questions on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude and stores each answer verbatim with its model, timestamp and source URLs, classified as recommends you, names a competitor, ignores you, or advises against.
Verity Score reports a proposal rate per assistant and extracts the competitor shops named inside the same answers, so a change in AI visibility can be traced to the pages that caused it.
The tests put real buyer questions to the assistants and keep what comes back, along with the model, the date and the sources cited. The point is the evidence trail, which is why nothing is summarised away.
They read different sources and disagree. A shop that is recommended on Perplexity and ignored on ChatGPT has a source problem, not a general visibility problem, and only testing both reveals it.
No, assistants are non-deterministic and their sources move. That is exactly why every answer is stored with its model, its timestamp and its source URLs, so you can compare like with like.
Yes. Verity proposes questions from your catalog and category, and you can edit them or add the ones you know decide your sales.
No, and Verity does not claim it. The tests tell you what buyers are told. What that traffic does once it arrives is measured separately, first-party, on the monitoring surface.
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