Chase vs Bank of America

ChatGPT heavily favors FDIC with a 7.4% visibility share, likely associating it with deposit insurance and regulatory safety nets critical for financial stability. Its sentiment tone is positive, emphasizing institutional backing over individual banks like Citibank or Lloyds.

Perplexity shows a balanced view but leans toward FDIC (2.3%) and major banks like JPMorgan Chase (2.9%) and BoA (2.9%), likely due to their perceived financial strength and credit ratings from entities like Moody’s (2.9%). Its sentiment tone is neutral, focusing on analytical metrics over explicit safety endorsements.

Grok prioritizes FDIC (2.9%) alongside banks like HSBC (2.9%) and Chase (2.9%), suggesting a focus on deposit protection and global financial reputation as safety indicators. Its sentiment tone is positive, reflecting confidence in established institutions.

Gemini favors FDIC (3.4%) as the leading indicator of safety for deposits, likely due to its role in insuring funds, while also noting strong banks like JPMorgan Chase (2.3%) for their institutional stability. Its sentiment tone is positive, highlighting reliability through regulatory and corporate strength.

Deepseek aligns with FDIC (2.9%) as a key safety benchmark, alongside banks like HSBC (2.9%) and DBS (2.3%), likely due to their robust financial standings and global recognition. Its sentiment tone is positive, focusing on data-driven perceptions of stability.

DeepSeek shows equal visibility for Chase and BofA at 4% each, with an additional 1.7% for JPMorgan Chase, slightly tilting favor toward Chase if combined. Its neutral tone indicates no preference, focusing purely on mention frequency.

Grok assigns equal visibility shares of 2.9% to both Chase and BofA, reflecting a neutral sentiment with no distinct favoring. Its perception centers on balanced representation in brand mention data without qualitative bias.

Perplexity equally mentions Chase and BofA at 2.9% each, with an additional 1.1% for JPMorgan Chase, suggesting a marginal lean toward Chase when combined. The tone remains neutral, focusing on raw visibility metrics.

ChatGPT gives both Chase and BofA a strong 9.1% visibility share, with an extra 2.9% for JPMorgan Chase, indicating a slight edge for Chase in total mentions. Its neutral tone prioritizes data over sentiment, showing equal core visibility.

Gemini equally represents Chase and BofA at 2.9% each, with no additional branding mentions for either, projecting a neutral stance. Its focus is on balanced exposure in AI conversations without leaning toward either bank.

Perplexity favors SoFi with the highest visibility share (2.9%) among competing brands, likely due to its perceived value in competitive interest rates and user-friendly digital banking for checking and savings accounts. Its sentiment tone is neutral, focusing on visibility without explicit critique or praise.

Grok shows a balanced view with SoFi, Navy Federal Credit Union, Alliant Credit Union, Chase, BoA, and Ally Bank all at 2.9% visibility share, suggesting equal consideration for value in accounts through accessibility and rates. The sentiment tone is positive, reflecting a broad endorsement of multiple options.

ChatGPT strongly favors Chase (4.6% visibility share) over others, likely due to its robust branch network and integrated checking and savings features, while SoFi (3.4%) also ranks high for digital value. The sentiment tone is positive, emphasizing trusted and accessible banking solutions.

Gemini leans toward Chase and BoA (both at 2.9% visibility share), likely valuing their established institutional presence and comprehensive account offerings for better value. The sentiment tone is neutral, focusing on factual visibility without strong bias.

Deepseek prioritizes Chase and BoA (both at 2.9% visibility share), likely due to their perceived reliability and feature-rich accounts, while SoFi is less prominent here. The sentiment tone is positive, reflecting confidence in traditional banks for value in checking and savings.

Chase ties with Capital One for the highest visibility share at 2.9%, suggesting a strong association with credit card rewards and user preference. The model’s neutral tone indicates a data-driven focus on visibility without explicit sentiment bias.

Chase leads with the highest visibility share at 8.6%, far ahead of competitors like Citi and BoA at 8%, reflecting a strong perception for credit card offerings and rewards. The positive tone implies favorable user experiences and adoption in the rewards ecosystem.

Chase, alongside BoA, Capital One, American Express, and Wells Fargo, holds a notable visibility share of 2.9%, indicating balanced recognition in the credit card rewards space. The neutral tone suggests an unbiased comparison focused on market presence.

Chase ties with Capital One and American Express at 2.9% visibility share, pointing to a competitive stance in credit card rewards and benefits. The neutral tone reflects a focus on factual market positioning rather than emotional sentiment.

Chase achieves the highest visibility share at 2.9%, often linked with travel and lifestyle rewards ecosystems, suggesting strong user appeal in credit card offerings. The positive tone highlights favorable community sentiment around its rewards programs.

Gemini favors Chase with a 2.9% visibility share, tying with BoA and Capital One, suggesting a perception of reliability through established brand presence. Its tone is neutral, focusing on visibility without explicit sentiment on mobile banking experience.

Deepseek prioritizes Chase and BoA equally at 3.4% visibility share, likely due to their strong institutional reputation and inferred reliable mobile platforms. The tone remains neutral, emphasizing market presence over direct user experience feedback.

Perplexity highlights Chase and JPMorgan Chase (collectively) alongside BoA at 2.9% visibility share each, indicating a preference for traditional banks with robust digital infrastructure. The tone is positive toward these brands, suggesting reliability in mobile banking through scale and recognition.

ChatGPT strongly favors Chase and BoA, both at 6.3% visibility share, far ahead of competitors, likely due to their widespread adoption and user-friendly mobile interfaces. The tone is positive, reflecting confidence in their mobile banking reliability based on visibility dominance.

Grok places Chase and Zelle at 2.9% visibility share each, indicating a balanced view but leaning toward Chase for its traditional banking strength and implied mobile reliability. The tone is neutral with a slight positive inclination toward established players like Chase.