ChatGPT is recommending someone.
Make sure it's you.
Ask ChatGPT who to call, what to use or what to buy, and it names about three. Budgie shows you whether you're one of them, fixes why you're not, and proves it worked.
Who's the best emergency dentist in Austin?
People often recommend Lakeview Smile Studio, Harbor Dental and Cedar Park Family Dentistry. Lakeview is open until 8pm on weekdays.
What's the best CRM for a small agency?
Reviewers on G2 and Capterra often rate Brisk CRM, Tallydesk and Orbit HQ for small teams. Tallydesk is praised for being quick to set up.
What are the best running shoes for flat feet?
Brands runners rate highly include Kestrel Footwear, Moorland Trail and Fernwood Running. Check returns before you order.
Example reports for made-up businesses. Yours shows your real answers.
Google showed ten links.
AI says three names.
There's no page two.
Nobody scrolls an AI answer looking for you. You're one of the names, or you weren't part of that conversation.
Your website isn't doing the talking.
AI builds its answer from review sites, directories, Reddit and the press. Most businesses have never checked what those say about them.
Ask twice, get two answers.
One screenshot tells you nothing. So we ask the same questions again and again, and count.
Read what AI says behind your back.
We ask the questions your customers actually type, on all seven AIs, over and over. "Who's the best plumber near me?" "What accounting software should I use?" "Which coffee is worth it?" You get every answer word for word: who got named, who didn't, and what it said about you.
Emergency plumber that comes out at night?
For after-hours calls, Riverside Plumbing & Drain and Lakeview Rooter both list 24/7 service across Chicago.
What's the best accounting software for a freelancer?
Freelancers often go for Quill Books or Tally Ledger, both of which track quarterly estimated taxes. Quill Books has a free plan for very small businesses.
Which coffee brands are actually worth the money?
Saltmarsh Roasters and Copperleaf Coffee get strong reviews for freshness, and both ship beans roasted to order.
Examples with made-up businesses.
AI repeats what it hears. We call that its Earshot.
AI doesn't have opinions. It repeats what review sites, directories, Reddit and the press say. Budgie finds where you're missing or wrong, writes the fix, and publishes it to your site in one click. For everyone else's sites, you get the exact words to paste.
How Earshot works →Named more often.
Measured, not claimed.
Every fix is tracked against the questions it was meant to move, and against your rivals on the very same answers. If a change is inside the margin of error, we say "no clear change yet". We don't round up.
How we measure →An illustration of how results are shown, not a result.
Who does AI recommend?
Every week we ask the AIs who they recommend: local trades town by town, software, and things people buy online. Then we publish the names. Look yours up. If you're not there, that's the thing we fix.
Four kinds of business use Budgie.
One price per business. Everything in it.
Locked for life while you stay. After the first 100 businesses it's $49. Pay yearly and two months are free.
30-day money-back from your first full payment. Every penny.
Questions
Can you get me to number one on ChatGPT?
No, and nobody honest can. AI answers change every time. Budgie measures how often you're named across the same questions asked many times, and whether that rises after the fixes go live.
Isn't this just SEO?
They overlap, but they're not the same job. SEO gets a page ranked. AI picks a few businesses and says their names, using sources that often aren't your website at all. Ranking first on Google doesn't mean ChatGPT mentions you. Budgie measures the mentions.
What if AI already recommends me?
Then your free grade will say so, and you'll see which rival is closest behind you and on which AI. Good news is still worth having in writing.
Do I have to do the fixes myself?
Budgie writes every fix. Changes to your own site publish in one click once you approve them. For other sites you get the exact text and the link.
What's the $1 verification?
Before we publish anything to your site, we check two things: that the card is yours, with a $1 charge your bank confirms, and that you control the business's website. You get seven days of full access for that $1. The full terms sit right under the button on the pricing page.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in the app. During the $1 trial it's one click and you pay nothing more. In your first 30 days of paying, ask and we refund everything.
Is my data private?
Questions built from your own data are only ever shown to you, and we show your results publicly only if you say yes.