See how visible your
business is in ChatGPT
Riva shows how often ChatGPT recommends your business, where you rank against competitors, and what you can do to improve your AI visibility.
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Access. Compare. Improve.
Can AI read you?
Who gets named?
What to fix first
One plan. No surprises
Riva works on its own. No XOVI subscription required.
See how AI tools talk about
your company.
Riva shows you in real time how ChatGPT and other AI tools understand, describe, and recommend your company.
- 3 offerings analyzed separately
- 30 AI visibility queries
- Automated competitor detection
- Monitoring every two weeks
- Unlimited users
- Clean, unbranded PDF exports, coming soon
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For 1 domain
Who Riva is made for
In-house teams
See how AI tools talk about your company, and correct outdated or missing information.
Agencies and freelancers
Show clients how they appear in AI answers, and expand your offering with AI visibility audits.
Online shops
Monitor mentions in AI-powered product search, and correct how AI describes your product catalog.
Three things you get on every run
AI visibility monitoring
A score out of 10, backed by two numbers that explain it: how many of your queries returned a mention, and where you sat in the answer when they did. Reports re-run every two weeks, so you see a trend rather than a one-off reading that may already be stale.
Competitor mentions
Riva records every business named in the same queries you track, then scores them on your scale. Open any competitor to see their side of the same query: how often they were mentioned, and in what position. You do not guess who your AI competitors are. The answers name them.
Improvement suggestions
Every failed rule becomes a task in priority order, with the reason attached and real examples pulled from your own pages: the line as it reads now, and a suggested rewrite. Riva does not change your site. It tells you what to change and where.
You choose what to work on
Point Riva at the category that matters this quarter.

A model cannot name what it cannot match
Your business information is not admin data. It is what a model matches a buyer's question against. Get it wrong and you are not in the answer, however good your rankings are.
Someone asks a question
“Best women's mountain bikes to buy online." A product, a buyer type, a way of buying.
The model matches it
It looks for businesses it understands as selling that thing, to that buyer, in that market.
Your pages decide the match
If your site never states the range, the buyer, or the market, there is nothing to match against.
A competitor gets named
Not because they rank higher. Because they said clearly what they sell and who they sell it to.
29 rules. Three layers. Every one explained
The same rules run every cycle, so a score change means something real. Each rule states what happens when you meet it, and what happens when you do not.

Technical accessibility
Whether AI tools can reach and parse your content at all.
Business information
Whether AI tools can reach and parse your content at all.
Products and services
Checked per offering, so a strong flagship line does not hide a weak one.
A finding, a reason, and a deliverable
Riva is built to be sold on, not just watched. Every output is something you can put in front of a client.
Win the pitch
Run a prospect's domain before the call. One product line at 1 out of 10 while four competitors sit at 8 is the whole argument.
Justify the retainer
Every rule maps to work you already do: schema, category copy, on-page structure. Now it has a score and a priority attached.
Show the movement
Reports re-run every two weeks, so you can show what changed after you shipped the fix.
47% of consumers say AI now shapes which brands they trust.
If your business isn't part of that conversation, you're already invisible.
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FAQ
What counts as an offering?
An offering is any product or service your business provides. Riva analyzes your website to identify your main offerings and how clearly AI tools understand them.
Where do the queries come from?
Riva creates relevant questions based on your business, products, services, target audience, and market. These queries are used to test whether your offerings appear in AI-powered search.
Where do the competitors come from?
Riva identifies relevant competitors for each offering and compares how often your business appears against them in the same AI search context.
Which AI tools does Riva track?
Riva analyzes visibility across supported AI tools. The exact platforms should match the tools currently available in the product.
How is this different from an SEO audit?
An SEO audit checks how your website performs in traditional search engines.
Riva looks at a different question: Can AI tools access your website, understand your business and offerings, and surface them when people ask relevant questions?
SEO measures search engine visibility. Riva measures visibility in AI-powered discovery.
Can you guarantee I will be mentioned?
No. No platform can control or guarantee what an AI tool will recommend.
Riva shows where your visibility is limited, what may be holding it back, and what you can improve. It then tracks changes over time so you can see whether your visibility is improving.
Why does my AI visibility change from week to week?
AI visibility can change even if you haven’t changed your website.
AI tools regularly update their models, data sources, and how they generate and prioritize answers. This means your business may appear differently from one week to the next.
Riva tracks these changes over time. A drop or increase in visibility does not automatically mean something is wrong with Riva. It can reflect changes in the underlying AI tools.
That is why ongoing monitoring matters more than a one-time check.