Your AI competitive position, on one page
51% of U.S. consumers already use AI for financial advice or information (J.D. Power, 2026). When those consumers ask where to bank in your market, an assistant answers with two or three names. Scanley measures whether yours is among them, who is winning instead, and whether the trend is moving your way.
Share of your market's AI answers, you versus the institutions taking them, from real measurement with the method attached.
One baseline, scanned weekly, each question tracked from its own start date. Movement is real or it is not shown.
Where AI misstates your institution, the report says so with evidence, and the fix path runs through your own approvals.
Numbers this report will not show: projections presented as measurements, or averages invented across engines.
What does a program cost relative to the risk?
The free scan prices the risk first: it shows exactly which questions your market asks and where you are absent. Engagements are scoped from that measurement, so the spend conversation happens over your own numbers, not an industry deck.
Who is behind this?
The team behind 21Rates, a financial data platform serving banking professionals, with search and AEO practitioners and credit-union operators among the founders. The about page carries the specifics.