Tools · AI visibility
Customers increasingly get their answer before they ever click a result. Track whether AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, and Perplexity mention your brand, cite your site — or hand the answer to a competitor.
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One prompt list, four engines. The prompt × engine matrix records the outcome for every tracked question on every surface: no AI answer, an answer without you, a mention, or a citation — so "how visible are we in AI search?" gets a number instead of a shrug.
Mention rate tells you whether the engines know you exist; citation rate tells you whether they treat your site as a source. Both are tracked per prompt, along with your share of voice against the competitors named beside you.
When an answer misstates your prices, gives wrong contact details, or substitutes a competitor, it becomes a flagged finding with a severity — and an open/resolved workflow so nothing flagged gets silently forgotten.
AI visibility lives in the same dashboard as daily keyword ranks, the local grid, and the site audit — and in the same branded PDF your clients already receive. One subscription, not another separate invoice.
An AI visibility tracker records what AI search surfaces say when customers ask the questions your business should win: whether an AI answer appears at all, whether it mentions your brand, whether it cites your site as a source, and who gets named instead when it doesn’t.
Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, and Perplexity — each tracked against the same prompt list, so you can compare how the different engines treat the same question side by side.
Not today. Tracking covers Google’s AI surfaces (AI Overviews and AI Mode), Gemini, and Perplexity. We list exactly what is tracked rather than implying more.
Start by measuring: the prompt × engine matrix shows which questions you are absent from and which competitors are cited in your place. From there, the same platform’s site audit and citation checks help you fix the on-page issues and inconsistent business data that keep engines from citing you confidently.