The finding
When a trader asks AI which prop firm to fund with, who gets named?
We asked that question, and nine more like it, to ChatGPT and to Google's AI. We saved all twenty answers. Across them, forty two prop firms got named by name. DojiFunded was named once, and only on the single question that already spelled out your chain and your exchange.
AI answers that named you
ChatGPT named you in none of its ten.
Rival firms named instead
FTMO came up in half of all answers.
Your share of the conversation
One mention out of eighty nine in total.
What are the best prop trading firms to get a funded account in 2026?The question a buyer actually asks.
Who gets named
ChatGPT, 27 August 2026. DojiFunded does not appear anywhere in the answer.
Ten questions, two AI engines, United States, 27 August 2026. You can repeat every one of them yourself, and we will send the list.
The one time a machine named you
“Doji is an on-chain proprietary trading platform that uses GMX as a primary execution venue for funded trading. Built on Arbitrum, utilizing GMX and Ostium for liquidity depth.”Google's AI answer · 27 August 2026
And that is the whole problem
The AI already knows exactly what you are, and it describes you correctly. But it only said this after we asked a question that already contained your chain and your exchange by name.
Ask what a real trader asks, and you vanish.
Today, AI can only find you if the person already knows who you are.
The cost
What being invisible is costing you
Every one of these searches is a trader deciding where to put their money. Firms bid for those clicks on Google, and the going rate is $5.90 each. That price is what one trader's attention is worth on the open market. Here is how much of it goes to your rivals, and how much reaches you.
Searches a month you are missing
Traders looking for exactly what you sell.
What those clicks sell for each month
80,910 searches at the $5.90 firms bid per click.
Of those searches you appear for
“fund dj”, page 9, where nobody looks.
Put another way: the twelve firms the AI named pull an estimated 429,178 visits a month from Google between them, without paying for a single one. DojiFunded pulls roughly none.
Why it is happening
An empty box where your website should be
Your site shows its words only after a visitor's browser runs a small program. A person never notices. Google and AI do not wait for that program. They take whatever is on the page the instant they arrive.
This is your entire homepage, exactly as Google receives it
<!-- your whole homepage, as a search engine sees it --> <body> <div id="root"></div> </body>
That is all of it. No headline, no prices, no rules, no explanation of what DojiFunded is. There is nothing for Google to file away and nothing for an AI to quote, so it files nothing and quotes nothing. Every number in this report traces back to this one thing.
The good news: you already did the hard part
Your documentation site holds 162,575 characters of clear, properly built writing that explains your rules, drawdown and payouts. Machines can read every word of it. You even added the file whose only job is to hand your information to AI engines.
It sits on a separate address that nothing links to, that Google has never filed, and that appears for no search terms at all. The work is done. It is just pointed at nobody.
How far ahead FTMO is
Links from other sites are how the internet votes on who matters. Here is the part worth copying: FTMO's biggest pages are not sales pages. They teach trading. Explaining what an RSI is, what a fair value gap is. They taught traders, the web treated them as the expert, and the AI followed.
Where these numbers come from
The AI answers, your one search term and your link count were all observed directly and can be repeated by you. Search volumes and the $5.90 click price are Google's own advertising figures. Visit counts for rival firms are industry estimates based on their positions, they cover the United States only, and they include every visitor a firm gets, not only buyers. We have used them for scale, not precision.
The open door
When we asked about on-chain and decentralised funded trading, Google's AI named no company at all. Not you, not a rival. In your own corner of the market, nobody has been chosen yet, and whoever explains it best gets quoted from then on. That will not stay open for long.
The work
Measure, change, prove
Six months. The order matters more than the amount of work, because nothing else counts until machines can read your site.
The full baseline
We run the complete question set across six AI engines, not just the ten questions here: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and Google AI. You choose the rivals you want measured against. In the kickoff workshop we agree the prompt set in writing, and then it is fixed, so you set the target and you can check the score yourself.
Open the gate, then walk through it
First we make your site show its words to machines instead of an empty box, and add the standard files that tell Google which pages exist. Then we connect your documentation to the main site and get it filed by Google, which is the quickest win here because the writing already exists. Then we get you correctly listed on the roughly 45 review and comparison sites the AI actually read when it answered, and publish the on-chain explanations only DojiFunded can write.
The re-scan and the checkpoint
We ask the same questions again and put the answers side by side with month one. Your own corner of the market first, where nobody has been chosen yet and the ground is open. Then the broad questions, where FTMO has to be pushed aside. You get one report: what the machines said in month one, what they say now, and exactly what we shipped to change it.
Nothing ships without your approval. Every piece goes through your queue first, and you have one named point of contact for the week to week.
The guarantee
Top three in your category's AI answers within six months of the kickoff workshop, across the prompt set we agree on. Miss it and we work two more months free. Miss it again and we part ways.
This is a term of the engagement, written into the contract. Not a marketing claim, and identical on both plans.
Top three
The floor we put our own money behind. Number one is always the target.
Months
Counted from the kickoff workshop, measured on the prompt set we agree there.
Months free
If month six arrives and we missed. Miss again and we part ways.
How it is measured
Inside the AI engines themselves, on the prompt set fixed in the kickoff workshop, rescanned on a recurring cadence. Each prompt runs more than once per scan, because AI answers vary between runs, so what gets recorded is the pattern rather than one screenshot. You can repeat every check yourself. We never mark our own homework.
What it does not cover
Not number one: three is the line we contractually stand behind. Not your pipeline: the guarantee covers your position in the answer set, not what buyers do after the engines name you. Not click-level attribution: AI answers do not come with attribution data. Not free work forever: two months on a miss, and the engagement ends on a second one.
Exclusivity, on the Exclusive plan
Up to 25 competitors, named by you and written into the contract, worldwide. We refuse all of them as clients for the life of the engagement, and your seat reopens the day you leave, not before. On the Growth plan we track your ten closest rivals in every engine instead, with no lock.
What to expect, honestly
Number one is the target. Three is the floor we put our own money behind. Meaningful movement usually starts around month three, and in your case the on-chain corner of the market is open ground where nobody has been chosen yet.
We move you across the line.
Your traders are asking the question today. Right now the machine answers with someone else's name, on 80,910 searches a month you never see.