This is what an Authority Snapshot returns.
We ask ChatGPT and Gemini 6 questions each about you, with web search switched on, and score the 12 answers that come back. Here is the shape of the report — the figures below are illustrative.
The engines described this person, and parts of it didn’t match.
Two engines, one run, on one day. The number is not a percentile, a benchmark or a grade — there is no population behind it.
The six sub-scores
Each is the mean of its own checks, then weighted. A sub-score with too few scored checks is left out of the total rather than counted as a zero.
And what they actually said
Every answer is shown in the engine’s own words, question by question, so you can see where ChatGPT and Gemini agree and where they don’t. The report also lists who surfaced instead of you when the question didn’t contain your name, and every site the engines drew on — separating the ones actually about you from the ones that weren’t.
“… is the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of a company that helps professionals manage how AI systems interpret them.”
Asked for the best people in their field and city, both engines named other people. That gap is what Competitive presence measures.
No account. You’ll need your name, city and state — the engines use them to tell you apart from anyone who shares your name.