Are you in the answer when Gulf buyers ask AI?
A buyer in Dubai asks an AI assistant for the best clinic, developer or law firm. Three names come back. We show you whether yours is one of them, why competitors are named instead, and what changes it.
AI is where the shortlist is made
Governments and businesses across the region are adopting AI quickly, and buyers use assistants to build a shortlist before any call.
United Arab Emirates
A market where international buyers, investors and patients research in English and compare providers through AI assistants before contacting anyone.
Saudi Arabia
Fast-growing demand across property, healthcare and professional services, with buyers searching in both Arabic and English.
Qatar and the wider GCC
Same pattern at smaller scale: the companies the assistants name win the first conversation. We start with the UAE and Saudi Arabia and add markets as demand shows.
Where we start
One sector at a time, so each audit is specific rather than generic.
Real estate
Developers and brokerages. Buyers ask for the best communities, developers and agents by name.
Medical tourism and clinics
Patients ask which clinic to trust for a procedure, often from abroad.
Luxury hospitality
Hotels and destination brands, where the assistant's recommendation shapes the booking.
Legal, financial and consulting
Trust and authority queries in DIFC, ADGM and Riyadh, where a named recommendation matters most.
Audit, fix, measure
Every step ends in a written deliverable, not a call.
1. Audit
We run the questions your buyers ask across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot, and record who is named, in what order, and with what facts.
2. Fix
We correct the sources the assistants rely on: your website content and structured data, and the third-party profiles and directories they read.
3. Measure
We repeat the same test on a fixed schedule and report movement against the first baseline.
Questions managers ask
Do you work in Arabic?
The audit and the reports are in English today. Arabic-language visibility testing is the next phase of our Gulf programme and will be reviewed by a native speaker before publication.
What do I receive from the free audit?
A one-page written summary: the questions we tested, which companies the AI assistants named, whether yours appeared, and the three most important gaps.
How much does it cost?
The first summary is free. Ongoing work is quoted after the audit, once we know the size of the gap. We do not publish a price list for the region.
Which AI assistants do you test?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot, plus the AI answers shown inside Google Search.
Do you need access to our systems?
No. The audit uses only public information: your website, public listings and the answers the assistants give to anyone.
See where you stand in ten minutes of reading
Send us your website and your market. We reply with a one-page summary of where you appear today, at no cost.