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Any local business
Customers ask ChatGPT, Siri, and Google who to call. FactRoster is the list those tools can check, so they get your business’s verified, correct info.
The check and the claim are free. A checked listing is $49/mo.
A cafe, a clinic, a shop, a contractor. The listing is the phone, the hours, and the places you serve.
Already happening
People ask AI who to call. AI names a few businesses and a phone number. If that number is old, or it says you are closed, the customer goes to whoever answers. You do not get a missed-call notice.
In home services, 80% of owners still say they do not know how to get recommended by AI, according to Scorpion. The same gap shows up wherever AI is guessing a phone number.
45%
of US adults have asked AI to name a local business
A year earlier it was 6%. BrightLocal, 1,002 adults, March 2026.
22%
of homeowners who hired a trade used AI to research or get a name
One local-service example. Scorpion, 2,000 homeowners who hired a tradesperson in the last 18 months, late 2025.
64%
of adults 30 to 44 have asked AI for a local recommendation
BrightLocal, 2026. This is the age group most likely to ask.
Where this is going
No one has published a clean 2027 forecast for how many local customers start with AI. The year that already happened is the one that matters.
A year ago
6%
Easy to ignore
6 in 100 US adults had asked AI for a local business.
This year
45%
Already here
45 in 100 have asked AI to name a local business. In one home-service study, 22 in 100 homeowners who hired a trade used AI to research the job or get a name.
By 2028
75%+
Where search is headed
McKinsey projects AI summaries on more than 75% of Google searches, and $750 billion in US revenue moving through AI-powered search.
In a study of about 350,000 chain locations, most never got named. When AI did give a number, roughly one in three contact details was wrong. A wrong number is a customer who reaches someone else.
1.2%
ChatGPT named them
Of about 350,000 chain locations in the SOCi study.
11%
Gemini named them
Same study. Most locations still never came up.
7.4%
Perplexity named them
Same study. Being online was not enough.
~1 in 3
contact details were wrong
ChatGPT and Perplexity were only about 68% accurate on business contact details.
A checked FactRoster listing is a phone number, hours, and ZIP list that AI apps are allowed to repeat. A pending claim stays off that list. The check is free. $49 a month publishes it. Paying does not make ChatGPT recommend you. It stops the apps that use this list from guessing.
Sources: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey, March 2026. Scorpion 2026 State of Home Services Marketing. SOCi 2026 Local Visibility Index. McKinsey, October 2025. These are their findings, not a promise of calls.
Four steps. You only pay when the listing is checked and published.
1
Free. About 30 seconds. No account.
Start the check2
Free. Your listing stays private until we check it.
Claim your listing3
$49/mo or $490/yr. One company.
See the price4
AI apps can then read your name, phone, hours, and ZIP codes.
How publishing worksIf the phone number, hours, or towns you serve are missing, the job goes to whoever AI guesses.
Check your number nowHow a listing gets checkedAI mixes your name up with another business in town, or it is not sure you exist.
The number it gives out is old, or it rings the front desk when the caller needed someone else.
A customer asks after hours and gets told you are closed, or that you do not take those calls.
It sends a customer somewhere you do not serve, or skips a place you do.
Free. It only checks FactRoster. If we do not have you yet, that is the answer. Claim the listing, then we check the phone and hours before AI apps can use them. A high score does not mean ChatGPT will recommend you.
Or claim a listing directly