Every week we put 59 real buying questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude and count who gets named. Bevbo is named in 82 of 452 answers overall — and on the questions a wholesale buyer actually asks, almost every time. The category is Pakistani; the method is the one we run for every client, in any market.
Answers in which each brand was named, from the same 452 answers. This is what the assistants said — we are reporting their output, not ranking these businesses. Entries that are not brands (flavours such as “peach” and “passion fruit”) are removed; nothing else is filtered.
The ranking follows the catalogue. Bevbo is named consistently in what it actually sells, and not at all in what it does not.
It owns the wholesale and bulk questions — syrup supply, catering quantities, large jars, bulk purchasing. The questions a shop owner asks just before placing a real order.
It is not named in the consumer questions — where to drink bubble tea, which café is best. Those go to tea houses, which is the correct answer to a question Bevbo does not compete for.
A score is only worth something if you can see what produced it. Real prompt text, real counts — out of the answers returned by all three assistants.
Nine weeks. Every figure is a count from our own system.
We are nine weeks in. Their Google numbers have moved since we started and we are not publishing them, in either direction — nine weeks is too short, and we cannot separate our work from their own sales, advertising and the season. What we can show is where Bevbo stands inside AI answers, measured weekly on a question set we keep fixed.
Assistants name flavours and generic words alongside real businesses. Entries that are not brands are removed before the chart is drawn. Bevbo's own second trading name was also appearing on that list — a fault in our extractor, fixed at source on 28 August rather than filtered out of sight here.
Because almost nobody is measuring this. When a customer asks an assistant who to buy from, a set of names comes back — and that list is becoming a shelf. Most businesses have no idea whether they are on it.
The AI Visibility Audit runs this on your own store: your questions, your competitors, and what the assistants actually say when a buyer asks.
Published with Bevbo's permission. Figures are counts from a.hub's own systems for 24 June – 28 August 2026 and can be re-checked on request. Brand mentions are extracted from answers generated by ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude — a.hub reports what those systems produced and makes no claim about the businesses named.