TrackAIMentions

TrackAIMentions

Find out whether AI answers recommend your brand, a competitor, or skip you entirely when people ask for your category.

Coming soonLaunches Monday, Nov 9 · in 7 days

AI & Machine Learning·Analytics·Marketing

What is TrackAIMentions?

TrackAIMentions is a report-first AI visibility checker. It runs a free check that tests whether ChatGPT-style answers and Perplexity mention your brand when people ask category questions, using five organic questions that do not name your brand. The goal is to show whether AI surfaces you unprompted, which competitors or alternatives it recommends instead, and which questions you are missing from.

The free check returns a first report for one brand and one category, with results in about 60 seconds and no credit card required. The sample report shows the kind of output to expect, including an organic visibility score, the alternatives AI recommended, prompt-level evidence, and a ranked action plan covering content, comparison pages, third-party proof, and reviews.

The product is aimed at brands that want to understand why they are or are not appearing in AI search conversations before investing in content, PR, reviews, or new pages. The page names SEO agencies, SaaS founders, content teams, and PR and brand teams as intended users, with agencies able to package findings into client-ready audits.

What sets it apart, according to the page, is that it is not a subscription rank tracker and does not aim to generate generic SEO content. Its focus is on exposing specific AI answer gaps, with prompt snippets available so findings can be audited. Google AI Overviews is treated as a methodology topic rather than an automated crawler in the current report.

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