Your Customers Are Asking AI "Which Brand Do You Recommend?"
Does Your Brand Have AI Visibility?

Yes. Google ranking and AI recommendations are two different mechanisms. AI recommendations come from two places: the web pages retrieved at answer time and the model's training data. A high Google ranking makes your page easy to find, but whether AI cites it also depends on whether the page answers the question directly, with specific numbers and sources.

Pew Research Center found that when a Google results page shows an AI summary, the share of visits with a click on another search result falls from 15% to 8%. Ranking well without being cited in the AI summary means being absent from the first answer users read.

Especially for high-ticket services. When clients are making decisions worth hundreds of thousands to millions, they ask AI "which do you recommend?" and AI usually lists only a few options. Not being on the list means one less chance to be considered.

A 2026 Gartner survey found that 16% of U.S. consumers already use AI chatbots to search for new products or services to buy, and 20% say AI has made their searches more specific. AI answers often act as a first shortlist, and only the brands on it move on to the next comparison.

The higher the ticket price and longer the decision cycle, the greater the impact of AI recommendations. Currently the most affected categories include wealth management, commercial real estate, law firms, premium healthcare, enterprise SaaS and premium education. Expert content in these categories is mostly not on public web pages, so AI has few sources to cite, and brands that publish structured content first are more likely to be cited.

The test is simple: would your clients ask "which do you recommend?" before buying? If yes, AI search matters to you. The free plan lets you check your brand's status in 5 minutes.

AI Visibility is how much your brand gets actively recommended by AI platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini. SEO gets you on the first page of search results; AI Visibility gets AI to say your brand name and recommend you directly.

Traditional SEO optimizes ranking position — users still compare options themselves. AI Visibility influences AI's recommendation list — users don't compare, they adopt directly. This requires a completely different content strategy: direct answers, structured information, high-density numbers, FAQ format.

BVS (Brand Visibility Score) is a 0-100 AI visibility metric. It measures: does AI mention your brand, where in the response, and whether it's a direct recommendation or passing mention. 80+ means "AI actively recommends you," 60+ means "visible," below 20 means "AI doesn't know you exist."

BVS is calculated from 5 weighted dimensions, then weighted by the market influence of five platforms (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude) for the final score. When Google AI Overviews is not monitored, its weight is redistributed proportionally to the other platforms. It is updated weekly, so you can follow the trend in your weekly report.

Quality control is our core design. Every piece of content is injected with your brand knowledge base — tone, positions, and terminology match your brand, not generic AI output. AIF quality score must be ≥ 80 to publish; below threshold, auto-saved as draft with email notification.

You can choose "fully automatic" or "review before publish" modes. We recommend starting with review mode to confirm content quality meets your standards before enabling full automation. Knowledge base setup takes about 10 minutes using conversational questionnaire — the system asks you questions, AI extracts your brand voice from your answers.

It depends on the platform. Platforms that search live (ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and the search modes of Gemini and Claude) can cite a page once it is indexed, usually within days to weeks. Answers that rely only on training data change when the model is updated, which can take months.

The system automatically tracks BVS changes 4 weeks after you publish and reports the results, so you can judge from measured data whether AI is citing your content.

Not at all. Setting up a brand takes just 5 minutes — enter your brand name, website, and industry, and the system auto-generates monitoring questions. All optimization suggestions are specific action guides, not technical documents.

Brand knowledge base setup is a conversational questionnaire — the system asks specific questions (like "What do your clients ask most often?"), and AI automatically extracts structured data from your answers. No forms to fill, no AI knowledge needed.

Yes. The free plan includes 1 brand monitoring, 3 question tracking, and 1 content generation per month. No credit card required — see your AI visibility score 5 minutes after signing up.

The free plan gives you the full monitoring and reporting experience. Upgrade anytime when you need more brands, questions, AI Positioning Analysis, or Content Autopilot. All plans can be cancelled anytime.

Go to the "Billing" page in your dashboard and click "Manage Subscription" to cancel through Stripe's secure portal. Your account remains active until the end of the current billing period.

After cancellation, you'll automatically downgrade to the free plan. Your generated content and historical monitoring data won't be deleted, but brand and question limits will apply.