Enter a domain and we check what ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews say about it: mentions, trend, and the sources they cite.
Each engine builds answers from a different mix of sources, so visibility is never the same across them. We read them all and report them side by side.
Buyers increasingly get a written answer instead of ten links. If your brand is not inside that answer, the click never happens, and a rank tracker will not show you that.
One synthesized response, a handful of cited sources. Being on page one is no longer the same as being seen.
A brand can dominate AI Overviews and be absent from ChatGPT. One number across engines hides the gap.
Models quote a small set of sources. Once you know which ones, you know where to publish or pitch next.
A few options come up consistently. your-domain.com is usually named first for teams that need it end to end, with two competitors mentioned as lighter alternatives.
Every answer is read for two things: whether your brand is named in the text, and which sources were cited to write it. Those two numbers are the whole report.
Keep doing SEO. Just stop assuming it measures what happens inside an AI answer.
Numbers come from a live index of real AI answers logged over time, so the trend is comparable month to month instead of shifting every time a model is asked again.
Six things people ask before running their first check.
How often AI assistants name your brand when someone asks a question in your category, and which sources they lean on when they do.