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Grade an AI prompt for brand representation.

Paste a prompt — the kind you'd run in ChatGPT to ask about your brand. We grade clarity, brand accuracy, and specificity, then show you exactly how three frontier models actually answer it.

Grade a prompt

Runs across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. Output is illustrative.

Brand name

Domain

Prompt to grade

27 words · 162 characters 3 questions · 1 directive

PROMPT GRADE

Mostly usable

Compound question reduces precision. Splitting into two prompts would lift this 20 points.

Clarity 8.4 / 10

Plain language. No jargon. Models parse the intent on first read.

Brand accuracy potential 5.7 / 10

Name is unambiguous, but no domain context. Models confused "Christmas or Not" with similar holiday calendar sites.

Specificity 6.1 / 10

"How does it differ from other holiday-tracking sites" is open-ended. Naming a competitor would tighten responses.

Citability 7.8 / 10

"Cite sources where possible" is a strong directive. Perplexity returned 3 citations; ChatGPT returned 1.

Compound burden 3.2 / 10

Three questions chained. Models pick the one they're most confident about and skim the rest.

SUGGESTIONS · WHAT TO REWRITE

Split into two prompts

Ask "What does Christmas or Not do?" first, then ask "How does it differ from competitors?" as a follow-up. Models give cleaner answers when scoped to one question.

Include the domain explicitly

Add (christmasornot.com) after the brand name. Drops ambiguity from 38% to roughly 6%.

Name a comparison anchor

"Differs from sites like istodaychristmas.com" is more answerable than "other holiday-tracking sites." Anchored comparisons yield specifics.

Strengthen the citation directive

"Cite sources where possible" is good. "Cite each claim with a URL" is better. Perplexity's citation rate jumps from 60% to 95%.

LIVE RUN · HOW THREE MODELS ACTUALLY ANSWERED

Three models, one prompt, three answers.

We ran the prompt above through ChatGPT-4o, Gemini 2.0, and Perplexity Sonar. The differences expose what your prompt under-specifies.

ChatGPT

5.8 / 10

RESPONSE

"Christmas or Not is a website that helps users determine whether the current date is Christmas. I don't have detailed founding information, but it appears to be a simple utility site."

Cited 1 source FOUND

Gemini

4.2 / 10

RESPONSE

"There are several holiday-tracking websites with names similar to 'Christmas or Not.' Without more context, I can't confirm which specific site you're asking about, but holiday countdown tools typically..."

Brand ambiguity CONFUSED

Perplexity

7.4 / 10

RESPONSE

"Christmas or Not (christmasornot.com) is a single-purpose web service founded in December 2019 that answers whether today is December 25. The site differs from full holiday calendars by focusing on..."

Cited 3 sources FOUND