Am I in ChatGPT?

“Am I in ChatGPT?” sounds like a directory listing. It is not. There is no public index you can open to see every shop the model might name. The only honest look is to ask the question a customer would ask and read who got named on that pass.

Mentionmill does that. You type your brand and the prompt. We run ChatGPT and Perplexity. You see Named or Not named, the other shops on the list, and the cited links. A yes is not a badge. A no is not a verdict on the business. It is what that answer did today.

People ask this after a sales call (“the model told me to call the other guy”) or after a consultant sold a GEO package. The useful response is still small. Run the prompt. If you are missing, publish or refresh one page that answers it, get on a source the model already cited, and make the name, city, and service match. Recheck next week.

If you are on the list, stay on the pages they used. Watch who else appears. That is what the weekly watch is for: the same prompt, every week, email when the names change, three steps each time. $29/month. Cancel from Settings without closing the account.

You will not get a score, a city rank, or a promise that next week looks like this week. Results vary by person and place. These steps don’t guarantee you’ll get named. If you want a longer explanation of the category, see what GEO is. If you want the answer for your shop, check the prompt.

“In ChatGPT” also gets mixed up with custom GPTs, plugins, and training. Mentionmill does not put your shop into a model. We ask the question and read the names. If a consultant sold you a submission to an “AI index,” that is a different product. This one is a check. Free once. $29/month if you want the same prompt watched.

Local trades ask this more than national brands. A plumber in a mid-size city can be named on one wording and missing on another. That is expected. Pick the prompt that matches the job you want. Recheck after you publish. Use the plumber or HVAC pages if you want trade-shaped examples. Use this page if the question was simply: am I in there.