Buyers ask AI which tool to use, and it answers with a shortlist. We find out whether you’re on it, who beats you, and what to change.
Full plan — 5 engines, 25 questions. No account, nothing to cancel.
When an AI answer sits above the results, the click never happens. Buyers see a shortlist of three products and pick one.
If you’re not on that shortlist you haven’t lost a ranking position — you’re invisible at the moment someone decides what to buy. And no analytics tool will ever show you it happened.
One page you read in ten minutes and act on the same week.
Mention rate per engine, as a rate across repeated runs.
The competitors taking the answer space you want.
The pages each engine read before answering. Get on these.
Built from your numbers, ordered by impact per unit of effort.
If an engine recommends you in half its answers.
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Every other tool in this space bills monthly for a dashboard you’ll open twice — and the cheapest of them still charges extra to include Gemini. Pick a depth, pay once, get the report.
A straight answer on the engines that matter most.
Every engine, enough runs to trust the number.
For a crowded category where the detail decides it.
No engine is an add-on — each plan runs every engine shown on its card. No seats, no subscription.
Traditional SEO measures where you rank on a results page. This measures whether you appear inside an answer. Different surface, different inputs, different fix list.
Because you don’t need daily monitoring to act on this. Run it again in three months if you want to see whether the fixes worked.
Then you learned the expensive thing cheaply. A zero comes with the most actionable version of the report, not the least — the fix list is built from which sources the engines read and who occupies the answers.
Accurate about what the engines said, on that date, to those questions. Every answer is included verbatim so you can check the reading yourself. If we got one wrong, we correct it and refund you if it changed the conclusion.
It’s issued only if you actually qualify, it’s date-stamped, and it links to a public page showing the counts behind it. If you don’t qualify you don’t get one — that’s what makes it worth having.
No. Pay, get a private link, done.