oGoing Publishes Independent AI Visibility Reports for 100 CO—100 Honorees

IRVINE, Calif. — September 21, 2026

oGoing.ai has completed and released 100 independent AI Visibility reports covering the businesses named to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce CO—100 list. Each public report documents how ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity recognize the company, what current information live AI search can discover, and whether the company appears in a relevant recommendation answer.

The project was created to make a fast-changing part of business discovery easier to understand. Small businesses increasingly compete for visibility not only in traditional search results, but also inside AI-generated answers that summarize companies, compare options, and recommend providers.

“The CO—100 honorees represent the ingenuity and persistence of America’s small-business community. We created these reports to give every honoree a clear, evidence-based view of how major AI engines understand their company—and to give other business owners real examples they can learn from as they improve their own AI visibility.” — Sanjay B Dalal, Founder and CEO of oGoing

Three distinct questions, tested separately

Each report separates three measurements that are often treated as if they mean the same thing:

• AI Recognition asks what an AI engine already knows about a company when tested by company name.
• AI Discovery examines what live AI search can retrieve about the business from current web sources.
• AI Recommendation records whether the company is included when an engine answers a relevant buyer question for its actual market and location.

Keeping these measurements separate matters. A company may be accurately recognized by name yet remain absent from the answers buyers receive when they ask for recommendations. Another company may be discoverable through current web pages but still lack the third-party evidence, clarity, or authority signals that support a recommendation.

Evidence readers can inspect

The collection contains 100 published company reports and 300 recommendation answers across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. The reports preserve engine-level results so readers can see where the systems agree, where they differ, and what evidence supports the findings.

The work is independent. oGoing is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the reports do not reproduce the Chamber’s company profiles. The editorial summaries and AI Visibility findings were developed by oGoing from the measured results and cited public evidence.

Why this matters beyond the honorees

The reports are also a practical learning library for small-business owners. By exploring companies across industries, states, and ranks, owners can see common patterns in AI visibility: whether a company is described consistently, whether current sources are available, and whether an engine can confidently connect the business to a buyer’s need.

The purpose is not to turn one AI answer into a permanent verdict. It is to make the evidence visible and help business owners identify concrete gaps they can address on their own websites and across trusted third-party sources.

Explore the reports and check your own website

The full CO—100 AI Visibility Reports collection is available to browse by industry, state, and rank.

Small-business owners can also run the oGoing AI Website Audit to see how clearly their own website communicates the information AI search engines need to understand and surface their business.

About oGoing

oGoing.ai helps small businesses understand and improve how they are recognized, discovered, and recommended in AI search. Its AI Visibility tools turn engine-level evidence into practical actions business owners can use to strengthen their digital presence. oGoing.com is the leading small business growth community where each member business can create their business profile, share their stories, connect with over 160,000 members, and find new customers and partners.