A diner is choosing right now, and they can’t see you.
They search, they look at the map, they ask AI for a recommendation, and the name that comes back is the place down the street. Your food is better. They never find out. Breeze keeps you in the picture everywhere they look, and shows you week over week whether you’re the name they’re given.
A block from your door, you disappear.
You might own the search right outside, then vanish three streets over where the next table is deciding. For any query that matters, we measure your Maps rank at 49 points across a 5 km grid around each outlet, not one averaged number. You see exactly where you hold the neighbourhood and where a competitor has slipped in. Real Maps data, refreshed regularly.
You're never seen alone.
A diner looking at the map, and the AI reading it, see you right next to the place down the street. The higher rating is usually the one chosen.
Breeze tracks who you sit beside, and works the rating gap that decides the choice.
- 01 Menu structured so AI can read every dish & price
- 02 Reviews & sentiment, summarised and schema-tagged
- 03 Hours, location, and one-tap call / directions / reserve
- 04 Refreshed from your real data, never invented
When AI describes you, it should get you right.
The reason AI skips you is usually dull: most restaurant sites hand crawlers thin, messy data they can’t make sense of. Breeze generates an owned microsite for each outlet from your real data (menu, reviews, hours, photos) and structures it schema-first so the AI engines can actually parse and cite it. Yours gives them a clean source to read and cite.
Generated from your data. Never invented. Yours to own, not a directory’s.
Ask AI about your area. See who it names.
Pick a question a diner might ask. This is an illustrative example. Your real Pulse runs these against live engines for your own restaurant and area.
How AI discoverability actually works.
What is answer-engine optimization (AEO) for a restaurant?
AEO is making sure that when a diner asks an AI assistant (ChatGPT, Google’s AI answers, or Perplexity) for the best place to eat nearby, your restaurant is the name it gives. Unlike classic SEO, there are no ten blue links to climb. The AI names two or three places, and you are either in that answer or invisible. Breeze tracks the questions diners actually ask and improves your owned, machine-readable page so you become citable.
How is being found by AI different from ranking on Google?
Google search shows a list you can scroll. AI assistants give one short answer naming a few restaurants and most diners never click further. So being “page one” matters less than being the name the answer contains. Breeze covers both: classic local rank (the Maps grid) and AI-answer presence.
Can you guarantee my restaurant shows up in ChatGPT?
No. Anyone who guarantees a specific AI ranking is not being honest, because AI answers are probabilistic and change between runs. Breeze reports citation coverage and share-of-voice across a set of real diner queries over time, and improves the signals that make you citable. We promise movement and hygiene, never a guaranteed rank.
What is an AEO-optimized microsite?
It’s a clean page Breeze publishes and maintains for each outlet, generated from your real data (menu, reviews, hours, photos) and structured schema-first so both people and AI engines can read and cite it. You own it; it isn’t a directory listing.
Does Breeze ever fake or hide reviews to improve discoverability?
Never. Breeze surfaces what is already public, helps you reply faster, and helps you file removals with evidence. We never astroturf, write fake reviews, gate submissions, or hide negative ones. Integrity is the point.