Track what six assistants say about your brand every day — and put an agent to work on what they say.
10 buyer questions, 3 assistants, about two minutes — no account needed.

How often an assistant names you when a buyer asks a question in your category.
Where you land inside the answer — named first, in the top three, or barely there.
How warmly they describe you, with the sentences behind the score.
Every citation, every domain — including the five read again and again that never mention you.

Visibility, share of voice and position against every brand in your category, day by day.

The passages the models actually wrote, worst first — so you can tell an outdated complaint from one worth answering.

Which answers stopped naming you, which started, and which moved — each one with the two answers side by side.

Knowing you are invisible on four prompts is not the hard part. Writing the page that fixes it is.
A brief or draft built from the questions you lose, with every number carrying its source.
It reads your page the way an assistant does, then returns it quotable.
Domains cited in the answers you lose, cross-checked against a rate card.
Everything it writes is saved as a draft, and it runs under the credit ceiling you set.

Every session closes on named actions with the effort they cost and what it needs from you. Ask for a change in the same thread and it re-reads the data it needs.

The questions your buyers type. Paste a list, import a CSV, or let it suggest them from your site.
Every prompt on every assistant you picked, from the market you sell in. Failed queries never enter a metric.
The pages they quoted, the brands named instead of you, and the sentences behind the sentiment.
It writes the page, rewrites the weak one, or finds the placement worth buying — then you publish.
Pick any three assistants, add the rest when you need them. Unlimited projects, brands and seats.
14 typed read tools over OAuth, scoped to your workspace. Connect Claude, Cursor or your own agent.
Learn more →A rank tracker tells you where a page sits. This tells you whether an assistant names your brand when someone asks a buying question — and which pages it read to decide that. The two rarely agree: the pages that win AI answers are often not the ones that rank.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews, from the market you sell in. Any 3 are included on every plan and the rest are a flat monthly add-on. Five are measured every day, Claude once a week. AI Mode and AI Overviews are separate surfaces that answer differently, so we measure them separately.
Daily measurement keeps running. Credits pay for the agent, site crawls and audits — work you ask for. A day that was not measured cannot be measured again later, so it is not something we take away mid-month.
It cannot make them up unnoticed. Every figure it writes is either pulled from your measured data or marked as unverified, and each of its tools answers one question and returns one shape — there is no free-form query for it to improvise with.
Seven days with every assistant switched on. Cancel before day 7 and nothing is charged; if you do not, the first month starts automatically.
The first measurement runs within a day of adding your prompts, and the answer screens fill immediately after. Trends need a few days — one day of data is a point, not a line, and the screens say so rather than drawing one.
Yes. Projects, brands and seats are unlimited on every plan. What the plan limits is how many prompts are tracked and on how many assistants — that is what actually costs money to measure.