Free SEO tools/AI Prompt Finder
Updated 26 Oct 2026Free AI Prompt Finder
Find the questions people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Mode about what you do, built from real Google searches. See which to track first, what AI searches behind each one, and whether your page answers them. No signup.
The result
What do people ask AI about your service?
This free AI prompt finder turns your service or topic into the 25 to 40 questions people are most likely to ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Mode about it. Each prompt is built from real Google searches, grouped by what the person wants, with the ten to track first picked for you.
It also shows the searches an AI assistant is likely to run behind each prompt, and, if you add your page, which of those your page already answers. No signup.
The questions matter because that is where buyers now start: BrightLocal found that 45% of US consumers used AI to get local business recommendations, up from 6% a year earlier (BrightLocal).
A real run for boiler repair in Leeds, UK: the ten prompts to track first, each with the Google search it came from.
How to use it
How to find the prompts to track
Five steps, under a minute.
- 1Type your service or topic
A few words, the way a customer would say it: boiler repair, crm software, teeth whitening. Leave out your brand.
- 2Add your town if you serve one area
For example Leeds. Local prompts then include it, the way people ask “best boiler repair in Leeds?”.
- 3Pick your market
The United States, the UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland or New Zealand. Google searches differ by country.
- 4Add your page, if you want the gap check
Paste the page that should win these questions. We read its words and mark each likely AI search as answered, in part or missing.
- 5Press Find my prompts
It takes about 10 to 25 seconds. Copy the ten to track, or all of them, in one click.
Your report, explained
What each part of the report means
The top tells you what to do in two seconds. Here is the real one for boiler repair in Leeds, numbered.
123456- 1Result
One plain answer. With a page, it says how many likely AI searches your page misses; without one, how many prompts there are to track.
- 2Prompts backed by a real search
How many prompts use the words of a real Google search. The rest are likely questions with no matching search yet.
- 3One tag per source
What each source returned: Autocomplete, People also ask, AI demand and your page. Problems first.
- 4Fix and Improve
What to do first, taken from the result, such as the missing questions to answer on your page.
- 5Prompts found
Every prompt, in up to six groups: recommendations, comparisons, cost, choosing a provider, how-to and trust.
- 6Your page answers
How many of the likely AI searches for the top 8 prompts your page answers clearly.
Below the summary:
- Part 1: track these firstTen prompts, at most two per group, real searches first, with the search each came from and its AI demand where known.
- Part 2: every promptAll the prompts by group, each marked Real search or Likely, with a button to copy them all.
- Part 3: what AI searches forThree searches an assistant would likely run for each of the top 8 prompts, and whether your page answers them.
- Part 4: real searchesThe People also ask questions, Autocomplete questions and related searches the prompts were built from.
How AI searches
What is query fan-out?
Why one prompt turns into many searches, and why that decides who gets quoted.
Query fan-out is the step where an AI assistant splits one question into several smaller searches, runs them, and writes one answer from what it finds.
Google says AI Mode “breaks down your question into subtopics” and issues many searches at once (Google), and that AI Overviews and AI Mode may use the same technique (Google). OpenAI says ChatGPT search rewrites a prompt into one or more targeted searches for its search partners (OpenAI).
Google’s own example: for “how to fix a lawn that’s full of weeds”, the fan-out searches might include “best herbicides for lawns” and “how to prevent weeds in lawn” (Google). A page that answers those smaller questions is one the AI can quote.
Part 3 of your report simulates those searches for your top prompts. They are labelled simulated because no one outside Google and OpenAI can see the real ones.
One good page, not fifty thin ones
Google warns that making a page for every fan-out variation to manipulate rankings or AI answers breaks its scaled content abuse policy (Google). Answer the questions on the page that already deserves to win them.
How it works
How the prompts are found and ranked
Every label in the report, and what it rests on.
| Label | What it means | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Real search | Claude wrote the prompt from a numbered Google search and the prompt uses at least half of that search’s words. | Strong: people already ask this. |
| Likely | A question a buyer would ask, with no matching Google search in the list. | Worth tracking if it fits your business. |
| AI demand | A monthly estimate of how often the real search behind a prompt is asked in AI tools, shown only where data exists. | Use it to rank, not as an exact count. |
| Simulated search | One of three searches an assistant would likely run to answer a top prompt. | A checklist for your page, not a log. |
The ten to track first are ranked by: backed by a real search, then AI demand, then buying intent (recommendations and choosing a provider first), with at most two from any group so the list covers the whole journey.
The six prompt groups
| Group | Example from the Leeds run |
|---|---|
| Recommendations | “What is the best boiler repair company in Leeds?” |
| Comparisons | “What is the difference between boiler repair and boiler service?” |
| Cost and price | “How much does boiler repair typically cost in Leeds?” |
| Choosing a provider | “Who repairs boilers in Leeds and how do I contact them?” |
| How-to and problems | “How do I fix a boiler leak myself or should I call a professional?” |
| Reviews and trust | “Does boiler service include a gas safety check for my home?” |
Next steps
What to do with your prompts
Five steps from list to being quoted.
- 1Check whether AI names you
Put your top prompts’ topic into our AI Visibility Checker, or for a local business the AI Recommendation Checker.
- 2Answer the missing questions
For each search marked Missing in Part 3, add a short heading in those words on your page and answer it in the first sentence under it.
- 3Use the real words
Part 4 shows how people phrase it. “How much does boiler repair cost” beats “boiler repair pricing information”.
- 4Track the same prompts over time
AI answers change from run to run, so watch a fixed list. Our AI Visibility Tracker re-asks them for you.
- 5Run it again in a few months
New searches appear and old ones fade. A fresh run keeps your list current.
Google searches that showed an AI summary
Source: Pew Research Center, browsing data of 900 US adults, March 2025. Long, question-style searches, like the prompts in your report, trigger AI answers far more often.
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Limits
What this tool can’t do
Clear limits, so you know what the result is and what it isn’t.
Use it to
- Find the questions people ask AI about your service
- See which ones real Google searches back up
- Pick the ten to track first
- See the searches AI is likely to run for each
- Find the questions your page does not answer yet
- Copy the list, share the link or save a PDF
It won’t
- Not real ChatGPT logs. No public data shows what people type into AI assistants. We start from real Google searches and say which prompts match one.
- Simulated fan-out. The searches behind each prompt are a likely simulation, not the searches Google or ChatGPT ran.
- Estimates, not counts. AI demand is an estimate for the Google search behind a prompt, and only where data exists.
- Words on your page only. The page check reads the visible text of one page. It does not see images, other pages or content loaded later by scripts.
- Autocomplete can wander. Google says Autocomplete may also predict phrases from patterns across the web, so a few searches can be off-topic.
- Limited searches. Each visitor gets 10 new searches a day. The same search reuses its result for 24 hours.
FAQs
FAQs
What is an AI prompt finder?
A tool that shows the questions people are likely to ask AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity about a topic. This one builds them from real Google searches, groups them by intent and picks the ten to track first.
How do I find what people ask ChatGPT about my business?
Type your service and town above. The tool collects real Google searches for it, turns them into the questions people ask AI, and marks which ones a real search backs up. Then check whether AI names you for them.
Is this prompt research tool free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up, email or card. Each visitor gets 10 new searches a day, and the same search reuses its result for 24 hours.
Can I see real ChatGPT search volume?
No public source shows how often a question is typed into ChatGPT. Where data exists we show an AI demand estimate for the Google search behind a prompt, labelled as an estimate.
What is query fan-out?
It is when an AI assistant splits one question into several smaller searches, runs them, and writes one answer from the results. Google says AI Mode does this; OpenAI says ChatGPT search rewrites prompts into targeted searches.
Are the fan-out searches real?
No. They are a simulation of the searches an assistant would most likely run, because nobody outside Google and OpenAI can see the real ones. Use them as a checklist of questions your page should answer.
How many prompts should I track?
Start with the ten the report picks. They cover recommendations, cost, comparisons and trust, so you see the whole buying journey. Paid trackers price by the number of prompts, so a short, well-chosen list matters.
Should I make a page for every prompt?
No. Google warns that producing pages for every fan-out variation to manipulate rankings or AI answers breaks its scaled content abuse policy. Answer the questions on the page that already deserves to win them.
How do I check if my page answers these prompts?
Add your page address in the form. We read the page’s words and mark each likely AI search for the top 8 prompts as answered, answered in part or missing, with the missing ones listed first.
Why do some prompts say Likely?
A Likely prompt is a sensible question with no matching Google search in the list. It may still be asked; track it if it fits your business, but trust the Real search prompts first.
Sources
- Google Search HelpHow Google autocomplete predictions work
- Google Search CentralPeople also ask
- GoogleAI Mode update and query fan-out (I/O 2025)
- Google Search CentralAI features and your website
- Google Search CentralOptimizing for generative AI search
- OpenAI Help CenterSearching the web with ChatGPT
- Pew Research CenterGoogle users are less likely to click when an AI summary appears
- BrightLocalLocal Consumer Review Survey 2026
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