We ask AI assistants the questions your buyers ask, collect the real answers every day, and show you who gets recommended: you, or a competitor.
See what AI says about you40 tracked prompts free, no credit card needed
Tracking for the AI platforms buyers use: ChatGPT is included on the free plan; Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude are reserved for paid plans.
How often AI assistants mention and recommend you for the questions your buyers ask
Who AI names instead of you, and how that gap moves week over week
Which sites AI pulls its answers from, and whether yours is one of them
Every topic gets its own score, so you see where you win and where you are invisible
1. Add your brand and competitors: Name, aliases, and domains. Then pick the prompts your buyers actually ask. We suggest a starting set based on your website, and you can edit every one.
2. We collect real AI answers: Every prompt is sampled seven times a week on the real consumer surface, because AI gives different answers to the same question.
3. See where you stand: Mention rates, share of voice, and cited sources on one dashboard. Every number links to the actual answers behind it.
When someone asks an AI assistant for the best option in your category, somebody gets named. Track how often it's you, how prominently, and in what tone.
Competitor benchmarks built in: Track competitors in the same answers and see your share of voice side by side. The free plan includes three.
Trends that mean something: Watch your mention rate move week over week and see which of your changes actually stick.
Tone included: Positive, neutral, or negative. Know how AI characterizes you when it does bring you up.
AI answers lean on a small set of trusted sources. Find out which sites own your category, and how to become one of them.
Your citation rate: How often answers to your prompts cite a site you own, tracked over time.
The opportunity list: Domains AI already cites for your prompts where you're absent. That list is your content and outreach roadmap.
URL-level detail: See exactly which pages get cited, for which questions, so you know what winning content looks like.
AI answers change from run to run, so single-check tools show you noise. We sample repeatedly and tell you how solid every number is.
Every rate shows its sample size and confidence interval, so real changes stand out from random variation.
No red or green arrows on movement that's within noise. If nothing really changed, we say so.
Click any metric to read the actual AI answers behind it, and the full methodology is public.
Real screenshots from a live project. Explore every page yourself in the live demo.
Rank trackers measure your position in Google results. We measure whether AI assistants mention, recommend, and cite your brand when people ask them directly. You can rank #1 in Google and still be invisible in AI answers. These are separate problems, and this tool is built for the second one.
ChatGPT on the free plan. Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude are reserved for paid plans.
40 tracked prompts on ChatGPT, sampled weekly (around 30 collected answers per prompt each month), 10 competitors, and full citation analysis. No credit card, no trial clock, no one-shot audit that goes stale. It keeps tracking as long as you keep using it.
AI gives different answers to the same question, so we sample each prompt seven times a week and report rates with confidence intervals instead of pretending one check is the truth. The methodology is public, and you can read every underlying answer yourself. When a number is uncertain, the interval shows it.
That's actually really common, especially for smaller businesses or newer brands. It means the models either weren't trained on enough data about you, or they associate your category with bigger competitors. The good news: knowing this helps you understand where you actually stand and build a realistic strategy from there.
It depends on your customers. If your audience is starting to use AI tools for research, recommendations, or answers (and data shows they increasingly are), then yes: being invisible in AI responses means losing potential customers. But if your customers aren't using AI tools yet, traditional SEO and marketing might still be higher priority. We won't tell you it's urgent if it's not.


