See exactly how AI answers describe and recommend your brand

We track seven: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Coverage is tiered by plan rather than sold as an add-on. Starter covers three, ChatGPT plus Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Professional adds Perplexity and Gemini for five. Enterprise adds Claude and Grok for all seven. Every tracked prompt runs on every engine your plan includes, so moving up a tier widens the whole dataset rather than unlocking a single extra report.

Every tracked prompt re-runs daily on every engine your plan covers, on every tier, so you are reading yesterday's answers rather than a monthly snapshot. If an engine is unavailable or rate limits us on a given day, that result is recorded as missing for that engine rather than estimated or carried forward from the previous run. A gap in the chart is therefore a real gap in the data, not a filled-in guess.

The full answer text is stored word for word, alongside the engine, the prompt and the timestamp. That matters twice over: you can read exactly how you were described instead of inferring it from a score, and every number we report traces back to the response that produced it. Mention detection, position and sentiment are all computed from that stored text, so nothing on the dashboard is a figure you cannot open up and audit.

As a frequency measurement across repeated runs, not a guarantee of what an engine will say next. AI answers vary between runs, so one day's movement on one prompt is more often noise than signal. The reads worth acting on are a trend held over a couple of weeks, a shift that appears on several prompts at once, or a change visible on more than one engine. We do not claim statistical significance for a single daily run.

Yes. Brands are unlimited on every plan, so agencies and multi-brand companies are not charged per logo. The meter is the tracked-prompt allowance: 100 prompts on Starter, 300 on Professional, and a custom volume on Enterprise. That allowance is shared across your brands rather than granted to each one, so ten brands at ten prompts each and one brand at a hundred prompts consume exactly the same capacity.

The first run gives you a baseline the same day: which prompts mention you, on which engines, and what the answers actually say. That baseline alone usually surfaces something uncomfortable, a wrong fact, or a competitor owning a question you assumed was yours. Measuring the effect of a change takes longer, because engines have to re-crawl and re-index your site first, so plan on watching the trend over weeks rather than the next morning.