When someone asks ChatGPT or Google for a recommendation, your brand is either in the answer or it isn't. See which AI engines mention you, the prompts behind each mention, and the sources cited instead.
No account, no card. Data from Ahrefs Brand Radar.
For tracking across engines, yourbrand.com reports mentions per model.
Sources: yourbrand.com/guide and two review sites.
Answer cites competitor.com and a listicle instead.
AI brand monitoring tracks when AI answer engines mention your brand, which prompts trigger those mentions, and which sources the answers cite. It covers a channel that social listening and classic brand monitoring software were never built to see.
No login and no prompt list to build. We match your domain against logged AI answers.
Six AI engines, checked for your brand name and your URLs.
Mentions per engine, the prompts behind them, the pages quoted and the domains cited in your place.
Every number comes from logged AI answers, split by engine. The top rows of every list are free.
Mentions per AI engine, with the change against the previous period. See which ones carry your brand and which ignore it.
For tracking across engines, yourbrand.com reports mentions per model.
Sources: yourbrand.com/guide and two review sites.
Answer cites competitor.com and a listicle instead.
The questions that led an engine to name you, the pages it quoted, and the domains cited when it didn't.
Sample data. The full prompt list, daily monitoring and competitor comparisons are in the paid plan.
If you're comparing AI brand monitoring software, these checks separate a useful report from a vanity score.
ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews pick sources differently. A blended score hides where the problem is.
A mention count with no prompts tells you nothing about what to publish next.
The domains that win your prompts are the shortest route to a content plan or an outreach list.
AI answers vary between runs. A logged history makes month-to-month movement meaningful.
Being named in the answer and being linked under it are different outcomes. Track both.
There is no ranked list inside a generated answer. Be wary of AI visibility tools that report one.
What we see behind brands that show up in AI results again and again.
Put the direct answer under a heading that matches how people phrase the question.
AI engines lean on comparison pages for commercial prompts. If you haven't written one, a competitor's gets used.
Forum and community threads appear in cited sources constantly. A useful reply can reach the answer.
Several thin pages on one topic split retrieval. One maintained page concentrates it.
Consistent naming, a clear about page and structured data help an engine match you to the right entity.
Your most-cited pages carry the most weight. Update them before writing anything new.
What the tool measures, where the data comes from, and what it can't tell you.
AI brand monitoring tracks when AI answer engines mention your brand, which prompts trigger those mentions, and which sources the answers cite. It covers generated answers, which social listening and web monitoring tools don't read.
Social media monitoring reads public posts, reviews and news. AI brand monitoring reads generated answers, which happen inside private chat sessions and only become visible when answers are logged.
The 30-day report runs without an account or a card, and the top rows of every list are visible. Daily monitoring, the full prompt list and competitor comparisons are in the paid plan.
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and Perplexity. Each engine is reported separately because each one picks sources differently.
Ahrefs Brand Radar, which logs real AI answers over time. We read that record rather than re-prompting models when you load the page, so results are comparable month to month.
Per-engine reporting, the prompts behind each mention, the sources cited instead of you, and a logged history. A single visibility score without those gives you nothing to act on.
Both. A mention is your brand named in the answer text. A citation is your URL listed in the sources. The report counts them separately.
Answer the question directly near the top of the page, publish the comparison pages your category asks for, and refresh the pages AI engines already cite before writing new ones.
Start with two lists in the report: the prompts active in your category, and the domains cited instead of you. Those tell you what to publish and who to reach out to.
Expect weeks rather than days. A page has to be crawled, retrieved for a relevant prompt and chosen as a source before it changes an answer.
This report counts mentions and citations. It does not score sentiment, so read the prompts and cited pages to judge how your brand is described.
One domain, six AI engines, 30 days of logged answers. Free.