AI search visibility
See if AI recommends your product
Track the prompts a buyer would ask. See which answer engines cite you, who they cite instead, and which sources they trust. Then publish the page, or place the reply, that should be the one they find.
3 days free, then $69/month. Cancel anytime during the trial.
Start with your own site: does AI cite you?
I ask an answer engine your category’s question and tell you whether it cites you, or who it recommends instead. Free with an account, 3 checks a day.
A rate only after a run. Never one number averaged across engines.
The questions you wrote, or imported from your keywords.
Only URLs the engine actually sent back.
Domains it cited, and competitors you already listed.
| Prompt | Engine | Outcome | What you do next |
|---|---|---|---|
| A question a buyer would ask an assistant | gemini | cited | Keep the page that was cited. |
| The same question, another engine | perplexity | not cited | Read who was cited. Publish or place against that. |
| A prompt you have not run yet | — | not measured | Nothing is shown as zero. |
Each prompt is asked once, on the prompts you set. Not every AI answer, and not a rank.
How you use it
A short pass, most days. You are not here to watch a chart. You are here to see which prompts you lost, and to put something citable where the answer was.
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Write the prompts
The questions a buyer asks an assistant when they are looking for what you sell. Cluster them. Turn off the ones that are too generic to be worth a page.
- 2
Ask the engines
A run asks each enabled prompt of each enabled engine. Today that is Gemini with Google Search, and Perplexity when that key is on. Each engine gets its own rate. They are not averaged.
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Read the sources
For every answer: cited, not cited, or no readable answer. The domains the engine returned, and the competitors it named. An excerpt, not a fabricated proof. A missing run stays “not measured”, never 0%.
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Do the work the same day
If you were not cited, publish the page that should have been the source, or draft a reply for a thread the engines already trust and post it yourself. Nothing is published to Reddit, GitHub or anywhere else without you.
Measure, then move the answer
The same two jobs those AI-search tools are for: know whether you were cited, and change what the engine can find. The difference is both jobs live here, and a rate is only shown after a real run.
What gets measured
- Prompts you chose. Not a scrape of every conversation on the internet. If you did not configure the question, it is not in the rate.
- Gemini, with Google Search. Perplexity only when that engine is turned on for the platform. ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and AI Overviews are not asked, so they are not reported.
- One rate per engine. Cited, not cited, or no readable answer. Sources only when the engine returned them. Competitors it named, if you already track them. No sentiment score, no single “visibility %” averaged across engines.
What you do about it
- Content. A page for the prompt you lost, researched against what already ranks, checked by quality gates, published to WordPress or your webhook. Autopilot stays off until you turn it on.
- Placements. Threads and pages the engines already trust. A draft you can copy, and a link to the original. You post it. The product never posts for you.
- Google, separately. Rank samples, and Search Console clicks once you connect it. That is not the same number as an answer-engine citation.
The page that should get cited
Once a prompt shows you were not the source, this is the pipeline that writes and publishes the page. Each step runs today.
Auto keywords
The agent reads your site and your competitors and proposes a keyword list for your niche, each with an estimated volume, competition and difficulty. They are model estimates, labelled as such in the app, not numbers bought from a data vendor.
Auto research
Before writing, the pages that currently rank for the keyword are fetched and analysed, so the article is planned against what it has to beat instead of against a blank page.
Auto linking
Every article records what it is about, and the next one links back to the ones that fit. Anchors are verified against the text, so a link never points somewhere the sentence did not promise.
Auto images and video
With media enabled, images are generated for the article’s own sections and stored on the platform, and a relevant YouTube video is selected when one genuinely fits. Off by default, because it costs money per article.
Your business in frame
Articles are written from your business description and end on a call to action. The writer is explicitly forbidden from inventing statistics, quotes, prices or features you never claimed.
Quality gates
Nothing reaches your site unchecked: structure, headings, length, markup and links are validated first, and an article that fails is held back and reported rather than published broken.
Autopilot
An empty day cannot be recovered later, so the calendar is kept filled ahead and the keyword pool is topped up before it runs dry. Threshold-based: away for a month, you do not come back to thirty articles nobody asked for.
Multi language
Five languages today, picked per business and independent of the language your site is written in.
Publishing
Connect WordPress directly, or receive a webhook and publish on any stack. A failed delivery is retried and, if it keeps failing, you get an email about it.
Write in 5 languages
The language of your articles is your choice, and it is independent of the language of your site: an Italian business can run an English blog to reach a market it does not sell in yet.
Keywords, descriptions and articles are all generated in the language you pick. Need another one? Ask, and it gets added when the quality checks pass in it.
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One plan, one price
An article a day for your site, researched, written, illustrated and published, then measured on Google and on answer engines.
Business
Everything the product does, for one site. There is no other plan.
3 days free, then $69/month. Card required to start, cancel anytime during the trial.
- ✓One website
- ✓A keyword plan built from your site and your competitors
- ✓One article a day, researched against what currently ranks
- ✓900 to 1,500 words, written for your business and your language
- ✓Internal and external links placed automatically
- ✓AI images and relevant YouTube videos, when you enable them
- ✓Auto-publishing to WordPress, or to any platform via webhook
- ✓Autopilot: keeps the calendar filled so no day goes empty
- ✓Prompt visibility on Gemini, and on Perplexity when that engine is enabled — one rate per engine
- ✓Google rank tracking, and citation checks on the articles that were published
- ✓Real clicks and impressions from Google Search Console
- ✓Email support, from the person who builds it
Answer engines are asked the prompts you chose. Google is measured apart from that, by rank and by Search Console.
A plan before any writing
The agent reads your site, names your niche and proposes keywords with an estimated volume, competition and difficulty for each.
One article a day
Researched against the pages that rank today, written to your business context, with images and links already in place.
Published where you publish
WordPress directly, or a webhook your site receives. Webflow and Shopify are not connected yet.
Measured, not assumed
Rank on Google, citations in answer engines, and clicks counted by Search Console itself. A number nobody measured stays empty.
Questions worth asking first
Including the ones where the answer is not flattering.