Weekly, updated , by Ben Hinton

Engine disagreement: Roofing in Phoenix

How often the AI engines that named a business name the same roofing business for the same Phoenix question, week of Oct 12, 2026: 6 questions compared; 8 more where fewer than two engines named a business were not.

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The data

measureenginesquestionsquestions_matchingshareweek_start
every engine that named a business agreeseach question's engines that named a business610.16672026-10-12
no two engines that named a business agreeeach question's engines that named a business6002026-10-12
every engine that named a business agreesChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini510.22026-10-12
no two engines that named a business agreeChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini5002026-10-12
every engine that named a business agreesChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini1002026-10-12
no two engines that named a business agreeChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini1002026-10-12
pair overlaps (both named a business)ChatGPT and Claude530.62026-10-12
pair overlaps (both named a business)ChatGPT and Perplexity620.33332026-10-12
pair overlaps (both named a business)ChatGPT and Gemini630.52026-10-12
pair overlaps (both named a business)Claude and Perplexity5512026-10-12
pair overlaps (both named a business)Claude and Gemini530.62026-10-12
pair overlaps (both named a business)Perplexity and Gemini620.33332026-10-12
fewer than two engines named a business (not compared)1480.57142026-10-12

Method

For each question a homeowner asks in the trade's newest weekly run, we take each engine's most-named businesses (the ones named in the most of that engine's answers to the question, ties included) and compare them across engines. Only the engines that named a business on a question take part in it: an engine that answered but named nobody is left out of that question. A question is compared when at least two engines named a business; the questions where fewer than two did are counted apart and not compared. Every engine that named a business agrees when all of their most-named sets share a business; no two agree when no pair of them shares one; a pair overlaps when its two sets share a business, counted over the questions where both named a business. The questions are not published. 6 questions were compared; 8 where fewer than two engines named a business were not. Results describe what was measured, not a promise of ranking.

Sources

License: CC BY 4.0. Cite as: Engine disagreement: Roofing in Phoenix, CiteMy.ai (Ben Hinton), 2026-10-18, https://citemy.ai/data/engine-disagreement-phoenix-roofing

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