How it works

One question, two assistants, five re-checks.

Here’s exactly what we ask, where your listing goes, and what you get to see.

01Check

You give us your business or event name and your city, and pick a question people really search for, such as “What’s happening in Oceanside this weekend?” Your name is never in the question.

ChatGPT is asked three times, because its answers change from one ask to the next. That’s where “named in N of 3” comes from. Gemini’s answer is shown word for word beside it.

You see both answers in full, the links they cited, and a receipt. Each visitor gets 2 free checks.

02List

For $49 a month, we put your events on whatsnext.buzz. You type the details, or send a photo of your flyer and check what we read from it. The flyer is deleted once it has been read.

A person at What’s Next reviews each listing. You’ll see “Pending review”, then “Published” with your link. Live on What’s Next within 1 hour, after a person at What’s Next approves it.

03Re-check

From the moment it’s published, we ask the same question again at 5 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours, 72 hours and 7 days, always fresh, and show you each answer with its receipt.

What is a receipt?

The proof that the answer is real and unedited. It sits under every answer, never inside it.

engine ChatGPT (API, web search)
response id resp_sample_7f3a…c21
captured 30 Sep 2026 18:42 PT
cited whatsnext.buzz/…
fingerprint sha256 3f9c…e21

The fingerprint lets anyone confirm the text we show is exactly the text we received. Sample values.

Why answers vary

AI assistants search the web fresh each time and phrase things differently. We ask through their official APIs, which can word things differently from the ChatGPT and Gemini apps. That’s why we ask more than once, and why we show you every answer instead of a score.

Why whatsnext.buzz works

A page built to be read by AI assistants.

  1. You

    Send the event details or a flyer photo.

  2. whatsnext.buzz event page

    Its own page, structured event data, listed in the site map and city pages.

  3. ChatGPT and Gemini

    Find and read the page when asked what’s on.

  4. Your customer

    Sees your event, with a link.

How fast

Live on What’s Next within 1 hour, after a person at What’s Next approves it.

Published and search engines notified within minutes. Usually in Bing and Copilot within a day or two, and in ChatGPT and Google within days to two weeks. We keep checking and show you every answer.

See where you stand first.

Check my business