AI visibility checker for your brand and category
Run a fast scan of how AI assistants describe your brand. Use it to spot missing mentions, weak source coverage, and priority prompts.
Check your site's visibility
Preview the visibility workflow
A checker should give a simple starting point: domain, competitors, prompts, mentions, citations, and the next content jobs.
What to review
- Brand visibility baseline
- Prompt gap list
- Mention context notes
- Citation source sample
- Competitor snapshot
- Next-page suggestions
Where to start
- Enter your domain and one competitor.
- Scan category prompts and answer samples.
- Use the gap list to plan the next pages.
Who this helps
- Founders validating AI presence
- SEO teams starting a visibility audit
- Agencies offering a discovery report
Questions about this approach
It checks whether AI assistants mention a domain or brand for prompts tied to a topic or category.
No. A checker is a starting point. Ongoing monitoring needs prompt sets, history, competitors, and source review.
A useful report includes mention status, answer context, cited sources, competitor mentions, and next content ideas.
Yes, especially when their pages are clear and third-party sources explain the brand well.
They use different prompt sets, engines, locations, and scoring models. Compare directionally, not as exact truth.
Build pages for missing prompts, update entity facts, and add proof to pages AI systems already cite.
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