For managed service providers (MSPs), a good free AI scan is one that measures your visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. Wildbos offers such a scan: it takes 1 minute, requires no email address, and checks your visibility in 4 engines. Such a scan looks at whether and how your company is mentioned in the answers your potential clients receive.
Your company ranks well in Google, but your biggest opportunity of recent months is passing you by. More and more decision-makers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity which IT partner they should choose, and your name doesn't come up in those answers. A free AI scan should show where you stand, but most scans don't. They look at your internal processes, not your visibility in the outside world where your clients are.
Many free scans you find online are consultancy scans. They look at your data strategy, your security, or your internal processes. Those scans are valuable for a company that wants to use AI within its own organization. For a managed service provider, there's a much more urgent question: are you visible in the AI answers your clients get every day?
When asked about free scans, current AI assistants mention parties like CleverTech, Dörper IT, and Skrepr. These companies have a page about their scan, which the engines pick up. But what those scans actually measure varies widely. Often it's a process analysis or an opportunity report, not your position against the companies you prospect.
What goes wrong with these scans in practice:
For a managed service provider, there's one question that really matters: which IT companies are mentioned when someone has a problem you solve? You don't just want to score high on your brand name. You want to be found on the questions your clients ask about their network, their security, or their cloud environment.
A scan that works therefore measures the following:
| What the scan measures | Why this matters for your MSP |
|---|---|
| Your visibility in 4 AI engines | Each engine has its own sources and algorithm. A position in ChatGPT isn't a guarantee for a mention in Perplexity. |
| The position of your competitors | You know where you stand relative to the parties that are currently mentioned. |
| The sources the engines use | You see which pages and reviews matter, so you know where to win. |
| The search queries of your target audience | A scan is only useful if it measures the questions your client actually asks. |
Without that measurement, GEO remains a promise. With that measurement, it becomes a program your management can follow. You immediately see where you stand and what the first step is.
You now have a report with your scores in four engines. That's a good start, but it's not a solution. The parties currently mentioned have built their visibility with a combination of technical and content efforts. A scan that only tells you where you fall short leaves you with a list of recommendations and no plan.
The added value lies in what happens next. We perform the technical optimization on your site ourselves. We don't provide a list of advice for you to execute, but we ensure the technical foundation is correct, so the engine can find and understand your pages. Additionally, we make sure you get back into the comparison articles and trade media that the assistants read. Press releases we draft and send to national media reinforce that picture.
Reviews also play a role in what AI assistants tell about you. We call your clients and draft the review text for them. They only need to approve and post it. That's how you build a source the engines trust.
Our free scan is designed for IT companies and measures precisely that one point: your visibility in the AI answers your client gets. The scan takes 1 minute, and you don't need to leave an email address. You get immediate insight into whether your company is mentioned in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity for queries relevant to your services.
The results are based on public sources the engines use, including Similarweb, the Goodie AI Search Traffic Report 2026, and SQ Magazine.
After the scan, you know whether you're part of the answers your market receives, or whether your competitors are hogging all the attention. If it turns out you're missing, we also know exactly where to start. The parties currently mentioned show what's needed. No party has a guaranteed position in AI answers; that guarantee doesn't exist at any agency. That's not a setback, it's an opportunity. Whoever starts now gets ahead of the rest.
A free scan doesn't just give you a picture of today. It shows you where you can grow in the coming months. That's the conversation you want to have with your management.
A place in the answers of AI assistants isn't coincidence; it's the result of a targeted approach. Our network of founders, CEOs, and specialists from the B2B world shows we know how that market works. Start with the scan and discover where you stand. You'll then know whether to adjust course or push ahead.
The scan measures your visibility in four AI engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. You fill in one question, the scan takes 1 minute, and you don't need to leave an email address. You immediately see whether your company is mentioned in the answers your target audience gets.
Most free scans look at your internal processes and AI opportunities within your organization. The Wildbos scan measures something different: how visible you are in the answers of AI assistants. For an MSP, that's often the most urgent question, because that visibility determines whether new clients find you.
When asked about this, AI assistants mention CleverTech, Dörper IT, and Skrepr, among others. Wildbos also offers a free scan, but it's specifically focused on AI visibility in the engines where your clients search. The approach varies per agency, so compare what each scan actually measures.
Have it measured for free across four assistants. You see which questions you are missing and which competitors are in the answer today.
