Mindflow is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and works with the UK businesses remotely. We have no office here, no local entity and no local phone number, and we are not going to imply otherwise. What we bring is a measurement practice that works the same way in any market, run personally rather than handed to an account team.
- UK Bing share (6.24%) runs roughly double the Gulf markets and is rising
- Copilot draws on Bing, which makes non-Google visibility commercially real here
- ChatGPT holds 68.32%, the lowest concentration of the five markets we serve
- Claude moved from 1.51% to 8.52% in six months, a single-assistant measurement misses this entirely
Bing is not a rounding error in the UK
Across the five international markets we work in, the UK is the structural outlier, and the reason is Bing. At 6.24% in June 2026 the UK's Bing share runs at roughly double the UAE (2.88%), Saudi Arabia (2.66%) and Morocco (3.17%), and it has been climbing through the first half of 2026, from 5.33% in January.
That single number changes the work. Bing is the surface Copilot draws on. In a market where Bing carries six percent of search and Copilot carries nearly ten percent of assistant usage, a business that has optimised exclusively for Google has left a measurable, quantifiable share of its category's answers uncontested.
Google still holds 91.17%, and nothing here argues otherwise. The argument is that the remaining nine points are worth more in the UK than anywhere else we operate.
The least concentrated assistant market we measure
The UK has the lowest ChatGPT concentration of the five markets we track, 68.32% in June 2026, against 77.88% in the UAE and 75.56% in Qatar. The share that ChatGPT does not hold is distributed unusually widely: Copilot 9.75%, Gemini 8.71%, Claude 8.52%, Perplexity 4.53%.
Claude's movement is the one worth watching. It went from 1.51% to 8.52% across the first six months of 2026. Whatever that turns into, it means a UK visibility measurement that samples only ChatGPT is describing roughly two-thirds of the market and calling it the whole.
This is exactly why our protocol samples multiple assistants separately and reports them separately. A blended score would hide precisely the variation that makes the UK different.
Every number on this page has a source and a date
Market figures here come from named sources, pulled on a stated date, and we say when we could not verify something. That is the same standard we apply to a client report.
Our documented results are in home services, in the United States. We are not going to imply a track record in this market that we have not built. What we publish instead is the method, in full, before you pay anything. No ranking guarantees. Just transparent measurement and documented work.
Fair questions about working with us in UK
Do you have a UK office?
No. We work from Atlanta and serve UK clients remotely. There is no UK entity and no local number, and we would rather say that plainly than run a virtual address.
Why does Bing matter more here than elsewhere?
Because the share is roughly double the other markets we serve, and because Bing is the surface Copilot draws on. In the UK the non-Google surfaces add up to something worth measuring.
How do you handle UK GDPR?
It is a live consideration in how measurement and reporting are set up, and it is a conversation we have at scoping rather than a checkbox. We are not lawyers and do not give legal advice.
Start with a measurement, not a pitch
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