If your brand is among the brands AI assistants recommend most in a category, you can put a Dopbot Index badge on your site. It shows the category, the share of sampled answers that recommend your brand and the week, and links to the full ranking.
Dress shirts: Week of Oct 19, 2026
10 brands qualify for a badge. Link the badge to the category page, as the embed code does, so visitors can see the full ranking and the method.
Proper Cloth
Rank 1 · 60% of answers
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Charles Tyrwhitt
Rank 2 · 50% of answers
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Mizzen+Main
Rank 3 · 40% of answers
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Uniqlo
Rank 4 · 30% of answers
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J.Crew
Rank 5 · 30% of answers
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Eton
Rank 6 · 20% of answers
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State & Liberty
Rank 7 · 20% of answers
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Brooks Brothers
Rank 8 · 20% of answers
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Van Heusen
Rank 9 · 20% of answers
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Spier & Mackay
Rank 10 · 20% of answers
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What a badge means
The badge always shows the latest published result for the category. It updates whenever the category does (monthly: on the first Monday of the month in the US, the second Monday in Mexico and the third Monday in Canada) and can change or disappear: if your brand drops out of the qualifying range, or the category stops being indexed, the image stops loading.
It reports how often AI assistants named your brand in the answers we sampled. It is not an award, and it does not mean that OpenAI, Perplexity or any other AI company, or Dopbot, endorses your brand.
Numbers come from sampled API answers with web search on, which approximate but are not identical to what people see in consumer apps. Read the methodology.