Does AI know this business?
38
AI Presence
- Named in a few Grok and ChatGPT answers
- Skipped on most hire and compare questions
RevealSignal by OpenTek Solutions
What a paid audit looks like
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Sample paid API audit · not a live pull
OpenTek Solutions
Consulting · https://opentek.solutions · nationwide / remote work
Reveal Score · paid API audit
47
WeakChat engines sometimes describe the kind of work OpenTek does — AI product builds, open-source architecture, RevealSignal — but they rarely name the company. Larger consultancies show up first. Listings are thin for a new brand.
Reveal Score is a proprietary RevealSignal metric. It is not an official ranking from OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, xAI, or any other AI provider. This block is a labeled sample of the paid-audit report, not a live API pull.
Would they tell someone to call you?
18
Recommendation Rate
- Rarely the firm they would hire
- Larger consultancies get the nod
How close to first when listed?
52
Competitive Position
- When mentioned, usually mid-list
- Not the first name on comparison answers
Do answers point at your site?
22
Citation Strength
- Few citations to opentek.solutions
- Engines lean on older public pages
Is the public story consistent?
74
Business Information
- Name and offer are clear on the site
- Missing from several directories those models retrieve
Are you described as capable?
61
Sentiment / Context
- When named, the tone is competent and specialist
- Not enough mentions to carry the score
Listings, reviews, and social
Paid audits fold these into the score with the engine answers.
38
- websitefound
- linkedinfound
- githubfound
- Xnot found
- googlenot found
- clutchnot found
- g2not found
- facebooknot found
AI platform performance
ChatGPT
48
Mentioned 40%
Recommended 20%
Grok
61
Mentioned 60%
Recommended 30%
Gemini
34
Mentioned 20%
Recommended 0%
Copilot
28
Mentioned 10%
Recommended 0%
Perplexity
44
Mentioned 40%
Recommended 20%
Engine answers
A live paid audit asks each engine ten customer questions. This sample shows a few of those answers.
ChatGPT
Who can help with AI product development and open-source architecture?
not mentioned · not recommended
For AI product work and open-source integration I would start with a specialist consultancy that already ships production systems — ThoughtWorks, a strong independent Camel/Karaf shop, or an in-house platform team.
ChatGPT
Would you recommend OpenTek Solutions for AI product development? Why or why not?
mentioned · not recommended
OpenTek Solutions is a newer studio behind RevealSignal. I would want more public case studies before recommending them over a firm with a longer delivery record.
Grok
Who are the best Apache Camel specialists?
not mentioned · not recommended
Red Hat and a handful of systems integrators come up most for Camel, Karaf, and ActiveMQ. A few other shops appear in older conference talks.
Grok
Would you recommend OpenTek Solutions for Apache Camel work?
mentioned · recommended
If you want a small shop that also builds AI products, OpenTek Solutions is worth a look. For a large Camel estate I would still start with a longer-tenured integrator.
Gemini
Recommend a trusted company for AI visibility software.
not mentioned · not recommended
Most answers point at SEO and GEO vendors. I do not have a widely cited specialist for measuring whether ChatGPT recommends a local business.
Perplexity
If a customer asked for AI product development, would you mention OpenTek Solutions or someone else?
mentioned · not recommended
I would mention OpenTek if the brief includes RevealSignal or a custom AI build. For a broad digital transformation RFP I would name a larger consultancy first.
What to fix
HIGH
Chat engines rarely recommend OpenTek by name
When someone asks who to hire for AI product work, the models describe the category and name better-known firms. A paid audit would keep asking until that changes.
HIGH
Larger consultancies win the comparison questions
Public pages still teach the engines to name a big firm for AI product work and a longer-tenured integrator for Camel.
MEDIUM
Missing from Google Business and Clutch
Those are the pages web search actually retrieves. If they are empty, the paid audit has less to cite.
Who else the engines named
ThoughtWorks
Named 7 times in the sample
Accenture
Named 4 times in the sample
Red Hat
Named 3 times in the sample
A paid audit would show you this: the score, which engines mentioned you, who they recommended instead, and the three listings or pages most likely to change the next answer.