AI visibility for multi-location businesses
Updated October 15, 2026
AI assistants answer about the place in the question, so each of your locations competes in its own city. A brand named often in one city can be missing in the next. Check every location separately, give each one its own page and listings, and watch for the assistants merging branches or giving one branch's phone number for another.
Why does each location need its own check?
Because the answers are local. "Best dentist in Leeds" and "best dentist in York" pull back different lists, from different sources. Your York branch competes with York practices, and its result says nothing about Leeds.
Answers also vary a lot from city to city. Across our 23 published studies, the five most-named firms in each city took between 13% and 41% of all recommendations, so how crowded the top is depends on the place.
What goes wrong for businesses with several branches?
Assistants sometimes treat branches as one business, give the head office number for every branch, or name a branch that has closed. They're repeating what they read, so the fix is making each branch's details clear and consistent.
- One page per location, with its own address, phone, hours and the services it offers.
- One Google Business Profile per location, and matching listings on the directories each one uses.
- LocalBusiness structured data on each location page.
- Reviews collected per location, so each profile has recent ones.
What about locations in different countries?
Treat each country on its own terms. The words change (solicitor in Manchester, lawyer in Toronto) and so do the directories. A branch in Sydney needs hipages or True Local where a US branch needs Yelp or Angi.
How do you track it?
Run the same set of buyer questions for each location's city and compare. With us, each location is its own check, free monthly or weekly on a plan (Starter $29, Pro $49, in US dollars, per location). We don't have a combined multi-location dashboard yet; each location gets its own report and link.
Check your business for free
Enter your website. We ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your customers ask and email you who they recommend.
Common questions
Should each location have its own website?
No. One site with a strong page for each location works well, as long as each page has that location's details and answers questions about that place.
Will strength in one city help my other locations?
Some brand recognition carries over, but answers are about the place asked. A branch with thin listings in its own city is easy to leave out.
Do you offer multi-location pricing?
Not yet. Each location is a separate check today. Get in touch if you run many locations and want to talk it through.
Can I check locations in different countries?
Yes. The check works in any city, in any country. The questions are in English and prices are in US dollars.