Denmark: Will an AI name your company when a customer asks?
For companies in Denmark: when a customer asks an AI for your service, it names only companies whose name, address and phone number it can read for sure. Check your website free: enter your address and see at once what an AI cannot read. In Denmark, 12.8% of 1,029 websites checked pass this step, against an EU average of 13.1%. Companies that pass are listed below.
Five stages to an enquiry
An AI assistant has to find a website, understand it and be able to quote it. Only then does it enquire or book for its user. If your website misses a stage, it names another company in your place. Gold: Denmark. Grey: EU average.
Find
99.0%let in every AI assistant that answers customers
1,019 of 1,029, ± 0.6 points · EU average 99.6% · Rank 19 of 19 EU countries
Understand: who
12.8%state name, address and phone in a form an AI assistant reads for sure
132 of 1,029, ± 2.0 points · EU average 13.1% · Rank 9 of 19 EU countries
Understand: what
6.3%tell a machine an offer or a price
65 of 1,029, ± 1.5 points · EU average 6.4% · Rank 9 of 19 EU countries
Quote
61.4%have a page description an assistant can quote
844 of 1,374, ± 2.6 points · EU average 65.7% · Rank 15 of 19 EU countries
Enquire or book
1.7%offer booking, ordering or an enquiry in a form an AI recognises (minimum)
23 of 1,374, ± 0.7 points · EU average 1.6% · Rank 9 of 19 EU countries
Where does your website stand?
The check works for any website, in any country. Enter your address and press “Measure now”. Within half a minute you see on screen whether AI assistants may open your site, whether they can read its text and whether they find your name, address and phone, plus what to change. The preview is free and needs no sign-up. The full PDF report is free until 30.11.2026, then €149 once, no subscription. It names every change with file, line and wording, so your webmaster can make it straight away.
By sector
Sectors with at least 300 measured websites in Denmark. A dash means: for that stage the measured base in the sector is below 300 websites, so the figure is not reported.
| Sector | Websites | Find | Who | What | Quote | Enquire |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retail | 341 | – | – | – | 65.1% | 0.9% |
| Food and drink | 351 | – | – | – | 57.5% | 5.1% |
Method
The addresses come from OpenStreetMap and were drawn at random. Of 150,000 addresses worldwide, 116,940 were read; 1,374 of them are local business websites in Denmark.
Schools, associations and public offices are not counted. Several websites of the same operator count as one.
We measured from 6 October 2026, 23:30 UTC, to 7 October 2026, 05:13 UTC, reading the public home page, robots.txt and llms.txt.
“Find”, “Understand: who” and “Understand: what” are based on 1,029 websites in Denmark read after an extension of the run.
The EU average is the weighted average of the 19 EU countries with at least 300 measured websites (61,318 websites). Germany accounts for 40.5% of them.
The range after each figure is the 95% confidence interval of the random sample.
Limits
- We do not report groups of fewer than 300 websites.
- Blocking figures are minimums: we did not measure Google’s crawler.
- We measured the home page, not every subpage.
- The statistics state counts. The company list only shows who met both criteria on the day of measurement; it is not a rating.
Source: Metatron Intelligence, measurement of 1,374 local business websites in Denmark, 6 and 7 October 2026. Address data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.