Dell
Consumer hardwarePrompt performance
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Dell scores 20.7 out of 100 on the Fameproof index, ranking 81 of 186 companies measured in the run of 26 October 2026. The index is the mean of the per-model scores below.
Visibility is uneven across models: ChatGPT scores it 23.0 while Claude scores it 19.0, a gap of 4.0 points. A brand that is strong on one model and weak on another has a different problem from one that is mid-table everywhere.
ChatGPT names Dell in 6% of answers and places it early enough to score 4% on prominence; Claude names it in 7%.
Across the 24-prompt panel there are 16 prompts where at least one model does not name Dell at all — those are the answers a competitor is winning instead, and the prompt table above shows which.
Measured inside consumer hardware rather than the wide technology pool, Dell scores 52.3 — the fairer question for a buyer already shopping that market, though it cannot be compared across markets.
Questions about this score
What is Dell's AI visibility score?
Dell scores 20.7 out of 100 on the Fameproof index, ranked 81 of 186 companies, measured on 26 October 2026 across Claude and ChatGPT and Gemini.
Which AI model mentions Dell most?
ChatGPT, at 23.0 out of 100, naming Dell in 6% of the answers in its panel. The per-model breakdown is above.
How is Dell's score measured?
With a panel of 24 category questions asked 4 times per model — never questions that name Dell, because a prompt that names you guarantees a mention. The score combines how often it is named, how early in the answer, how much of the topic it covers, and how consistent the result is between repetitions. Full methodology.
