Is your plumbing business showing up in ChatGPT?
When a pipe bursts or the water heater quits, homeowners now ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Gemini who to call. They describe the problem, not a company name. The assistant answers with a few plumbers. If yours is not one of them, the call goes to someone else.
Check your business freeCheck your plumbing business
Enter your website and your town. We ask the assistants a question your customers ask, and show you who they name.
Five questions a customer might ask
None of them name a business. The assistant picks the names.
- Best of
“Who's the best plumber in [your city]?”
- Urgent
“My basement is flooding. Which plumber in [your city] can come out tonight?”
- Reviews and trust
“Which plumbers in [your city] have good reviews and don't upsell?”
- Price
“How much does it cost to replace a water heater in [your city]?”
- Hiring decision
“Should I hire a plumber or a handyman to fix a leak under my sink in [your city]?”
How plumbers get recommended by ChatGPT
When someone asks for a plumber, the assistant searches the web and reads what other sites say about local plumbing businesses. Nobody can make it name you. You can make the facts about your business easy to find and easy to trust.
Reviews that name the job and the town
A review that says “replaced our water heater the same day” and names the neighborhood tells an assistant what you do and where. Ask happy customers to mention both.
Listings that agree with each other
Your Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Yelp and Angi listings should show the same name, phone number, hours and service area, with Plumber as the main category.
One page for each main job
Separate pages for drain cleaning, water heaters, leak repair and emergency calls, each naming the towns you cover, give an assistant a clear answer to repeat.
Your license and hours in plain text
Put your license number, whether you answer nights and weekends, and the areas you serve on your site as text, not only inside a picture.
Mentions from people near you
A local news story, a neighborhood group thread or a supplier's installer list shows an assistant that people in your area know your business.
Check before you change anything
Guessing won't tell you what the assistants say. Ask the question a customer would ask, without your business name in it, and see who gets named. That shows where you stand before you spend time on any of the steps above.
Check your business freeWhat the free snapshot shows
- One question your customers ask.
- Whether your business was named.
- Who was named instead.
- Asked on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini.
Asked across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini.
Real answers, not estimates. We ask each assistant the question a customer would type, without your name in it, and show you what it said.
We don't promise that any assistant will name your business. Nobody can.
$49 per month. We ask the same 8 customer questions on all 4 assistants every month (32 answers) and email you what changed. Cancel anytime in one click from any monthly email. No call, no form. Cancelling stops the next run.
Questions
- Why would someone ask ChatGPT for a plumber?
- They can describe the problem in their own words, like no hot water or a slow drain, and get a short answer back. The assistant decides which plumbers to name.
- What does the free snapshot show?
- The free snapshot asks one question your customers ask. It shows whether your business was named and who was named instead. It does not include a fix list.
- Can you get my plumbing business named?
- We don't promise that any assistant will name your business. Nobody can. The snapshot shows what the assistants said and who they named.
- What does $49 per month include?
- $49 per month. We ask the same 8 customer questions on all 4 assistants every month (32 answers) and email you what changed. Cancel anytime in one click from any monthly email. No call, no form. Cancelling stops the next run.