ai{Found}RE launches AI visibility tool for real estate agents
ai{Found}RE has launched FoundScore, a platform that measures how often real estate agents are recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI. The company says the tool helps agents identify where they appear in AI answers, then improve visibility in a market where buyers increasingly ask AI for agent recommendations.
Why it matters: - AI search is changing how homebuyers choose agents. Instead of a long list of links, buyers often get one short recommendation set from chatbots and AI search tools. - Agents who do not appear in those answers can miss clients before a traditional website visit ever happens.
What happened: - ai{Found}RE launched FoundScore, a platform that measures and tracks how often real estate agents are recommended across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI. - The launch took place Aug. 11, 2026, in Montclair, New Jersey. - The company says FoundScore is the first real estate-specific service built to continuously test AI visibility across the five major AI engines and across every market an agent serves. - The platform runs 125 real buyer questions across five engines, then re-tests over 60 days to show what changed.
The details: - ai{Found}RE says AI search usually returns two or three names, not a full results page. - FoundScore is designed to show exactly where an agent stands in those answers. - The company says the system also identifies what moved an agent's visibility and why. - In one example, ChatGPT answered an unprompted question, “Who is the best real estate agent in Bloomfield, N.J.?” with Montclair-based agent Nancy Chu. - ai{Found}RE says that result came from work done to build the signals AI systems read. - The company also offers FoundLab, a cohort program that gives agents prompts, skills, systems and workflows to generate AI referrals. - The next FoundLab cohort begins in fall 2026. - ai{Found}RE was founded by Raf Ricci and Nancy Chu. - The company says its platform covers ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Claude. - The company lists more information on its website.
Between the lines: - The launch reflects a new marketing problem for real estate professionals: being visible in AI answers, not just search rankings. - The product is aimed at agents who want a measurable path into chatbot recommendations, which can influence lead flow in a single-query search world. - The Bloomfield example is meant to show that AI visibility can be shaped, not left to chance.
What's next: - ai{Found}RE says the next FoundLab cohort starts in fall 2026. - The company will continue testing and tracking agent visibility as AI search behavior evolves. - Agents using the platform will be able to compare their position across engines and markets over time.
The bottom line: - ai{Found}RE is betting that the next real estate competition happens inside AI answers, not search result pages.
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