How the answers frame Robinhood
In this snapshot from 2026-09-29, five assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok) answered 250 questions each. Robinhood was named in 64 of the 1,250 answers. Grok named it most often (25 of 250 answers), then ChatGPT (15), Claude and Gemini (9 each) and Perplexity (6).
Visibility by question intent was low almost everywhere. Service questions were the highest at 13%, followed by safety at 9%, employer and avoid at 8% each, and leadership and regulatory compliance at 7% each. Questions about money movement speed and account protection produced 0%. The one credit recorded for the brand was tagged 'Not Substantive'.
In the two stored answers we can read, Robinhood is a supporting name. Perplexity, asked about two-factor authentication, listed Robinhood alongside Wise, Betterment and Wealthfront as offering authenticator-app 2FA. It added that 'features can vary by account and change over time.'
Grok's answer on class action lawsuits over customer money was built around Synapse and its partner banks. The visible text names Synapse, Evolve Bank & Trust, AMG National Trust, American Bank, Lineage Bank, Yotta and Juno. Robinhood is tagged as a brand in that answer, but the text supplied does not describe it, so we make no claim about how that answer treated it.
The available comparisons mention **Wise (formerly TransferWise), Betterment, Robinhood, and Wealthfront** as offering authenticator-app 2FA, though features can vary by account and change over time.
What the press is saying
PeakMetrics' news index logged 13,021 mentions of Robinhood over the last 30 days, 3,049 of them with the brand in the headline. The recent headlines center on two threads: tokenized stock and market or stock-price coverage.
One thread is the dispute with AMC over stock tokens, including 'Robinhood stock tokens don’t need AMC’s approval, Tenev insists' and 'AMC CEO Furious at Robinhood for Tokenizing Stock Without Permission'. Another is SEC tokenization guidance and its effect on the stock. A third is investor-facing coverage of price targets and buy areas.
The gap
Press volume for Robinhood is high, at about the level of Coinbase (28,217 mentions) and well above Chime, Klarna, Affirm and SoFi. Yet its answer presence (64 of 1,250) is close to Affirm's and Klarna's, and far below PayPal (532) and Block (508). Volume in the news did not translate into presence in these answers.
The content differs too. The press story is about tokenization, regulators and a public dispute with a company whose stock was tokenized. The answers we can read place Robinhood in a generic list of 2FA options. None of the supplied text touches tokenization.
What to watch
For a Robinhood comms team, this snapshot suggests the brand's current news narrative is not what assistants draw on when questions are about category qualities such as safety, service or trust. Where it does appear, security features may be the hook, so the sources behind those mentions are worth checking.
Grok accounts for the largest share of Robinhood's appearances. Teams may want to read those answers first, since they vary most from the other assistants. Because live answers vary between runs, treat this as one measurement on one date, not a ranking or a trend, and re-run the benchmark questions before drawing conclusions.
