AI Visibility for Brands
Know what AI tells prospective customers before they ever reach out.
A growing share of research now happens inside an AI conversation, not a search results page. Someone comparing options in your category might never see a list of links at all - just one synthesized answer from ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude that either includes your brand or doesn't.
Brands need to know what that conversation actually says: whether they're mentioned, how they're described, and who gets named instead. Without checking directly, that answer is a guess - and it's a guess a competitor may already have real data on.
You don't get to proofread the answer
Unlike a website or a press release, you don't control or preview what an AI assistant says about you. It's generated fresh each time, shaped by whatever the model has learned and, on some platforms, a live web search. If that description is outdated, inaccurate, or simply absent, the only way to know is to ask the same questions a real customer would.
Built for how brands actually work.
See your own answer
Know exactly what ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude say when someone asks about your brand or category, instead of assuming.
Know who you're compared to
See which competitors get named in the same answers, and how often, so you know exactly who you're actually up against in AI search.
Catch drift early
Daily tracking means a shift in how AI describes you shows up as a trend, not a surprise a customer mentions after the fact.
Protect the accuracy of your narrative
If an AI answer is describing you inaccurately or citing an outdated source, tracking is how you find out - and where to start correcting it.
Understand perception before first contact
A prospective customer may form an opinion of your brand from an AI answer before they ever visit your website or talk to sales.
What ongoing tracking looks like
Add the questions a prospective customer would realistically ask - comparisons, recommendations, "best of" questions in your category - along with the competitors you're actually up against. AI BrandSight checks each one daily across every AI platform in your plan and keeps a running history, so you can see not just today's answer but how it's changed over the past weeks and months.
See how it works: how AI BrandSight tracks AI visibility → · view a sample report →
Common questions
Why should a brand track AI visibility?
If AI assistants are already answering questions about your brand - whether you're trustworthy, what you're known for, how you compare to competitors - that's happening whether or not you're watching. Tracking makes it visible.
What if my brand isn't mentioned by AI at all?
That's common and worth knowing early. AI BrandSight shows you exactly which prompts you're missing from, so you know where to focus rather than guessing.
How is this different from a Google Alert?
A Google Alert flags a page that mentions your name. AI brand monitoring captures how an AI assistant actively describes and characterizes your brand in its own words, in response to a specific question.
Can I fix an inaccurate AI answer directly?
No tool can edit an AI provider's output directly. What tracking gives you is early, specific knowledge of what's being said, so you can address it at the source - your own content and public information - rather than finding out from a customer.
Does brand size matter?
No - the same tracking applies whether you're an established brand checking for drift or a newer brand finding out whether you exist in AI answers yet at all.