Is a 62 good? Find out against your whole category

Anonymized cross-brand percentile and rank by category — context for your score.

WHY IT MATTERS

A visibility score only means something in context. Without knowing how everyone else in your category performs, you can't tell whether you're winning or quietly falling behind.

What it does

  • Percentile and rank for your category, computed across brands
  • See how your visibility compares to the field, not just yourself
  • Track whether you're gaining or losing ground vs. the category
  • k-anonymity protected — no individual brand's data is exposed

Common ways teams use this

Set a realistic internal target by seeing the percentile your category's top brands actually sit at.

Justify a new AEO initiative to leadership with category context, not just a raw score.

Check quarter over quarter whether you're gaining or losing percentile ground, not just whether the raw number moved.

How it works

1

Pick your category

We place you against comparable brands in your space.

2

See your percentile

Your score becomes a rank you can actually interpret.

3

Set targets

Aim for a percentile, not an arbitrary number.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

A data network effect: the more brands tracked, the sharper the benchmark — context no single-brand tool can offer.

Who it's for

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Frequently asked questions

Is my data shared?+

No. Benchmarks are anonymized and k-anonymity protected; no individual brand's numbers are exposed.

How is my category set?+

We match you to comparable brands; you can refine the peer set.

How many brands are in a benchmark?+

Enough to protect anonymity under k-anonymity rules — we never show a benchmark based on too few brands.

Can I choose my own category?+

We match you automatically based on your business, and you can refine the peer set from there.

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