- How do I get my agency recommended by ChatGPT?
- Engines name agencies they can verify and quote. That means a strong Google Business Profile with recent reviews, a clean state license record, and a website that answers the shopper's question directly — which carriers you represent, which lines you write, and what coverage actually costs in your area. Tibly measures which questions you're missing from, shows the sources behind each answer, and drafts the pages that close the gap.
- Can a local agency really compete with Geico and State Farm in AI answers?
- Yes — because the questions differ. Brand-name queries go to carriers, but “best independent insurance agent near me,” “who can shop my home insurance,” and “agent for a contractor's general liability” are local, advisory questions where engines look for nearby agencies with strong reviews and specific coverage pages. Those are winnable, and Tibly shows you exactly which ones are open in your market.
- Does AI visibility replace SEO for my agency?
- No — it builds on it. Your reviews, listings, and rankings are the raw material engines draw from. But ranking on Google means little if ChatGPT names two other agencies and a carrier, then stops. AI visibility measures the answer itself: whether your agency is named when someone asks who to call about coverage.
- How much does Tibly cost?
- Start with the free report — it runs your market's real insurance questions live and shows which agencies get named. If you want it tracked continuously, plans start at $49/month for daily monitoring across all eight engines, competitor scoring, and drafted content fixes. No contracts; cancel anytime.
- Which lines of coverage can Tibly track?
- Any line you write. Most agencies start with personal lines — home, auto, umbrella, life — and add commercial questions like contractor liability, commercial auto, or workers' comp for their niches. Each line gets its own question family per city, so you see exactly where you're named for home but invisible for commercial, and fix them separately.