The Miami AI Visibility Index — Powered by AIR Score
How the measurement works
The AIR Score (a trademark of Deep AI Solutions Inc) comes from real engine responses, not estimates. We run buyer-intent queries against five AI systems — ChatGPT (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), Grok (xAI), and Perplexity — and score three dimensions: mention (do the engines know you exist?), recommendation (do they name you when asked who to hire?), and sentiment (is what they say accurate and positive?). The composite is 0-100.
You can watch the exact methodology running live on the national AI Visibility Index — Edition 01 (HVAC & Plumbing), measured July 9, 2026: 1,103 brand mentions logged across the five engines, Roto-Rooter leading at a 10.0% mention share.
What we've published so far
Our Houston AI Visibility Index study measured a full metro and published the result: a median AIR Score of 31/100. Half the businesses measured were invisible or barely visible to the AI systems their customers now ask.
We have not yet published a Miami edition — and we won't invent one before we've measured it. Miami-Dade's $260 billion economy (Miami-Dade Beacon Council) and 127,895 new business applications in 2023 (U.S. Chamber of Commerce analysis of Census Bureau data) mean a lot of businesses competing for the same short list of AI answers. Whether Miami's baseline looks like Houston's median of 31/100 is exactly what a real measurement would show — we're not going to guess.
Be part of the first Miami wave
Statewide and metro measurement starts with individual scans. Run the free instant scan to get your AIR Score baseline — which engines name you, which don't, and what they say. Scanned businesses form the base of Miami's first published edition.
Or talk it through first: +1-281-937-3337 or hello@deepaisolutions.com — a Texas number, answered by the team that built the scanner.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a published Miami ranking I can see?
Not yet — and we won't fabricate one. What exists today: the published Houston Index study (metro median AIR Score 31/100) and the live national AI Visibility Index at deepaivisibility.com with real Edition 01 scan data (1,103 brand mentions, Roto-Rooter leading at 10.0%). A Miami edition builds from real scans as businesses get measured.
What does a median of 31/100 actually mean?
In our Houston study, half of all measured businesses scored 31 or below out of 100 — meaning the typical business is barely visible to the AI systems customers now ask. It's evidence the AI-visibility gap is wide open in any major metro, Miami included, and that businesses which fix it early face little competition inside AI answers.
How do I get my business scored?
Run the free instant scan at deepaivisibility.com — about a minute, five engines, an AIR Score baseline with the specific gaps flagged. No obligation; the scan itself shows you which engines mention you and what they say right now.
Which AI engines are measured?
Five: ChatGPT (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), Grok (xAI), and Perplexity. These cover the major consumer AI answer surfaces, and each weighs different signals — ChatGPT's search answers ground on the Bing index, for example, while Gemini draws on Google's ecosystem.
Can my business be in the first published Miami edition?
Yes — metro editions are built from real measured scans, never from pay-to-play placement. Getting scanned puts your business in the measurement base, and program clients get monthly re-scores that track movement over time. Start with the free scan; there's no cost to be measured.
Why hasn't Miami been measured yet if Houston has?
Because we publish dated, real measurements — not projections. Houston came first because it's our home market. Miami's edition follows the same discipline: real prompts, real engines, a dated run, published methodology. We'd rather say 'not measured yet' than print a number we made up.