- How do I get recommended by ChatGPT as a mortgage broker?
- Engines name brokers they can verify and quote. That means a clean NMLS record, recent reviews on Zillow and Google, and program pages that answer the borrower's actual question — who qualifies for FHA, what a broker costs, how fast you close. 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 broker beat Rocket Mortgage in AI answers?
- On the right questions, yes. National-brand queries go national, but “best mortgage broker near me,” “broker for a self-employed borrower,” and “who does VA loans in my city” are local, advisory questions where engines look for nearby brokers with strong reviews and specific program pages. Tibly shows you which of those questions are open in your market and what it takes to win them.
- Does AI visibility replace SEO for my brokerage?
- 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 brokers and a national lender, then stops. AI visibility measures the answer itself: whether you're named when a buyer asks who should handle their loan.
- How much does Tibly cost?
- Start with the free report — it runs your market's real borrower questions live and shows which brokers 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.
- Does this work when rates are high and volume is down?
- That's when it matters most. Fewer borrowers means every “who should I call?” answer is worth more, and the brokers who hold the AI shortlist take an outsized share of what's left. Slow markets are also when the shortlist is easiest to move — most shops cut marketing first. Tibly tracks the questions daily so you take the spot before volume comes back.