Get your restaurant into “where should I eat” answers.
People ask AI tools where to eat tonight. We show whether your restaurant is one of the places they name, and what on your site keeps it off the list.
Here are three good options:
- The Copper Spoon for weekend brunch
- Larimer Kitchen for a sunny patio
- Sunny Side Diner for classic plates
Hours and location AI can read
We check your structured data for your address, hours and location, and your homepage for a plain line on what you serve and where.
A menu crawlers can see
We compare what a browser sees with what an AI crawler receives, so a menu that only loads with JavaScript gets flagged.
The places named instead
A free account asks the AI tools what diners ask and shows which restaurants they recommend.
Why AI tools pass over restaurants
Restaurant sites are often built for looks: a big photo, a menu inside an image or a JavaScript widget, and hours in the footer of one page. AI crawlers read text. If your cuisine, neighborhood and hours aren't written on the page and in your markup, the AI tools fall back on whatever other sites say about you.
Our scan checks the facts AI tools need: what you are, where you are, when you're open, and that your name, address and phone match across pages. Each fix comes with steps for your website platform.
Questions
Can't find your answer? The help center covers every part of the report, or ask us directly.
My menu is a PDF. Is that a problem?
AI tools can read some PDFs, but a menu written on a web page is easier for every crawler and for people on phones. The scan shows what crawlers receive from your pages.
Do you check Google Maps?
No. We check your own website, which AI tools read alongside maps and review sites.
Which AI tools do you ask?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews.
What does it cost?
The scan is free. Paid plans start at $9 a month for weekly tracking.