Does your page appear in DeepSeek search?

Check a product page or an entire website against the questions your customers ask.

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Set up a check

Paste a product-page URL to track that page, or a website address to track the whole site.

Add your company name to separate questions about you from questions about the product category.

Add a URL to see what will be tracked.

One question per line. No tags needed. Questions naming your company appear in the results but do not count toward the category comparison.

Compare competitor websites or pages optional

One URL per line, up to 20. Compare product pages with product pages, or whole websites with whole websites.

Add technical diagnostics optional

Runs a site-filtered search for each website and shows the scores on returned pages. This is a sample, not a score for every page on the domain. Adds one call per distinct domain and location hint.

Fetch returns your page's title and text. Adds one call. Reading a page does not prove it appears in search or in a chatbot answer. Fetch has no country setting.

Dates in the search results are grouped automatically. No extra calls or date-filter tests.

Search depth, language and location settings

Use a label to recognise this run later. Enter translated questions yourself and test each language separately.

Normally we send no location hint. To compare hints, supply a verified public IP for each country. DeepSeek does not confirm the country it uses, so this cannot reproduce a local user's search.

Add your URL and at least one question to begin.

Questions and selected URLs go to DeepSeek. The key stays on the server. The full call count is reserved before starting, including diagnostics. Failed calls are not retried automatically.

Search results

Run a check or open a saved run. Results separate your tracked page from other pages on its website.

Saved runs

Saved runs belong to this browser and remain for 30 days. Clearing cookies or switching browsers loses access. Download what you need to keep.

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What the numbers mean

"Found in 6 of 10" means six successful category searches returned your tracked page or website. The other four did not. Questions naming your company and failed searches are left out. Rank 1 is the first result.

Your product page can be missing while your blog appears. We show those separately. DeepSeek's authority and relevance scores do not tell you the chance of a chatbot citing you.

Location comparisons use only questions that succeeded under every selected IP hint. They show differences between those requests. They do not measure a country's users or market share.

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