Magrify
Last updated: November 6, 2026
Free AI Guest Check
Guests now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI where to stay, and those tools answer with a short list of parks. The AI Guest Check tells you whether your park is on that list. We ask 24 fixed questions, the kind guests and owners actually type, run every one by hand in the real AI tools, and email you the report within 48 hours. Free, one per business, no credit card.
In short
The AI Guest Check is a free audit of how your business shows up in AI search. We run 24 fixed questions across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI: 16 guest questions about staying near your town, and 8 owner questions about who to hire. Your report shows four plain counts, which nearby parks get named instead of you, the sources AI cites that leave you out, anything AI says about your park that is wrong, and the five fixes that matter most, in order.
Who this is for: owners of RV parks, campgrounds, cabin and glamping properties, vacation rentals, and small property management companies who want to know whether AI is sending guests to them or to the park down the road.
The report
Guest answers that name your park. Guest answers that name it first. Early, research-stage answers that name it. And answers that cite a page from your own website. Plain counts, per answer, so you can judge them yourself.
A table of the nearby parks and businesses the AI tools recommend in your place, with how many answers named each one. These are your real competitors for the same guests, not national brands.
Every source the AI tools cited across your questions that never mentions your park: directory listings, roundup articles, tourism pages, competitor pages. Each one comes with the angle for getting included, because that list is where AI answers are built.
What the AI tools say about your park, checked against your website and Google Business Profile: rates, amenities, hookups, seasons, how booking works. Wrong answers are quoted in the report, because a wrong answer costs real bookings.
The five changes most likely to move your numbers, each mapped to the Magrify service that does it and what that service costs. No vague advice, no score you cannot verify.
Every question and answer from your run is saved, and the report quotes the answers where your park lost to a named competitor, so you can see exactly what a guest sees.
Method
Your business name is never in a question. The 16 guest questions are built from fixed templates filled with your town, your nearest attraction, and your property type, and ask what guests ask: the best park near town, full hookups, monthly stays, pet-friendly sites, parks that take online reservations, and head-to-head questions against the nearby parks you name on the form. The 8 owner questions are the ones owners ask when they shop for help, starting with who builds the best websites for RV parks and what one costs.
A person runs every question in the same AI apps your guests use, because automated answers from an API are a different surface from what a guest sees. Claude is included when account access allows. If any engine leg cannot be run, your report marks that leg "not measured." It is never reported as a zero, and no score is modeled or made up. AI answers vary from day to day, so read your counts as a real measurement from the day of the run, not a permanent grade.
One free check per business. The report is emailed to you within 48 hours of your request.
Our own audit
On November 6, 2026, we ran this audit on Magrify itself, asking the owner questions across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini and saving every answer. Here is what it found, published the same way your report will read.
| Engine | Questions run | Answers naming Magrify |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | 20 | 10 |
| Perplexity | 20 | 4 |
| Gemini | 20 | 1 |
| All three | 60 | 15 |
Magrify was the most-named vendor in that sweep, ahead of RoverPass (named in 12 answers) and Campspot (10). That is the good news, and the same report showed the honest weakness: of the 52 sources ChatGPT cited across those answers, 48 never mention Magrify at all. AI recommends us from a thin base of pages, and the source map in every report exists to show a business exactly which cited pages leave it out, and how to get into them. Your park's report will look like this one, with your numbers.
The fix plan
If guest answers never name you and no answer cites your pages, the fix is a website with your rates, online booking, and answer-first pages. Magrify websites are generally under $1,000, one time, and you own yours outright.
If the parks beating you are winning on directory sources, the fix is claiming and fixing your listings on the sources AI actually cites: your Google Business Profile, Hipcamp, The Dyrt, Campendium, RoverPass, Good Sam, and the rest of your source map.
If the accuracy check finds wrong rates, wrong amenities, or a wrong booking story, the fix is a fact consistency pass: your Google Business Profile, your website, and your listings aligned, with reviews requested and replied to.
If guests can only book by phone or through an OTA, the fix is booking on your own website, through Magrify PMS or an integration with the system you already run, including Campspot, RoverPass, ResNexus, Newbook, and RMS. You keep more of every reservation, and guests stop paying a booking fee on top.
If nothing new exists for AI to cite, the fix is ongoing SEO with a care plan: a monthly report in your preferred format, and question-and-answer pages built for the exact questions your park lost. Magrify care plans run $19.99 to $99 a month, month to month, with no long contract.
Every report closes with an offer to re-run the same 24 questions in 60 days and show you the movement, whichever way it goes. Same questions, same counting, so the comparison is honest.
Quick answers
Nothing. One check per business is free, with no credit card and no obligation. We run it because the report is the clearest way to show an owner exactly where their park stands in AI search, and what fixing it would take.
Within 48 hours of your request. Every check is run by hand in the real AI tools, and the answers are saved and counted before the report is written, so it cannot be instant.
The AI tools we check are ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI answers, across 24 fixed questions: 16 guest questions about staying near your town and 8 owner questions about who to hire. Claude is included when account access allows. If any leg cannot be run, your report marks it "not measured" rather than guessing at a score.
No, the questions are not run automatically. A person asks each question in the same AI apps your guests use, because automated API answers are a different surface from what a guest actually sees. AI answers also vary from day to day, so the report shows the counts from your run and treats them as a measurement, not a promise.
After the report lands, what happens is up to you: act on it yourself, hand it to your current website company, or ask us. Each of the five fixes names the Magrify service that does it and what it costs, and we offer to re-run the same 24 questions in 60 days so you can see the movement either way.
Request yours
Tell us where to look and where to send the report. One free check per business, emailed within 48 hours.
Jack Magri is an RVer and the founder of Magrify, the Dallas-based studio behind this guide. Since 2021, he has built websites for RV parks, campgrounds, and hospitality businesses across the US.
Next step
Call or book a short review and we will walk through what AI says about your park together.