See whether AI recommends your brand for the questions that matter

Track the buyer questions you care about, compare AI providers, and read the answers behind changes in your visibility.

What's inside

Visibility by assistant, question and market

See how often your brand appears in monitored answers, then compare the results for each part of your business.

  • A headline score for your reporting period, with the answers behind it.
  • Assistant and question breakdowns to show where your brand is missing.
  • Country comparisons to separate results across your markets.

Your position in the answer

Track where your brand appears, as well as whether it appears at all.

  • Mention position recorded alongside each captured answer.
  • Position trends separate from changes in mention rate.
  • The full response text so you can check how your brand was presented.

Changes over time

Compare periods and investigate the answers behind a rise or fall in visibility.

  • Trends for your brand and the assistants, questions and markets you track.
  • Change against the previous period shown alongside the score.
  • 90 days of history on Starter and Business, 12 months on Enterprise, and unlimited history on Custom.

Monitoring for each market

Set the country, language and assistants for each segment, then compare the same buyer questions across markets.

  • 234 countries and a global option, with language set per segment.
  • Use the same questions in several markets to compare coverage.
  • One segment per brand on Starter and three on Business. Enterprise and Custom have no segment cap within the plan's question limit.

Give your team a baseline they can investigate

For SEO and growth teams building an AI visibility baseline.

  1. Choose questions that reflect your buyers

    Organise prompts around your products and use cases. Track the same questions over time so your team can compare results in context.

  2. Locate changes in coverage

    Compare your brand with tracked competitors and inspect differences between providers. Narrow the period to the change you want to understand.

  3. Read before deciding

    Open the underlying responses to check how your brand appears. Use the evidence to decide whether the next task belongs with content, product marketing, or PR.

Plan availability

AI visibility monitoring is included on every paid plan. Plans differ in coverage, tracking limits and history.

Compare plans
AI Visibility Monitoring availability and limits by plan
FeatureStarterBusinessEnterpriseCustom
AI assistants3777
Tracked questions15751,000Unlimited
Tracked brands530350Unlimited
History90 days90 days12 monthsUnlimited
RefreshDaily or weeklyDailyDailyHourly

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Questions and answers

What is AI visibility?

AI visibility measures how often an assistant names your brand in answers to the buyer questions you track. It describes those collected responses, rather than every conversation people have with AI.

How is visibility measured?

Cleotic records brand mentions and position across your monitored questions and assistants for the selected period. The result depends on your question set, markets and date range. Open the captured answers to check the evidence behind it.

How is this different from an SEO rank tracker?

An SEO rank tracker measures where a page appears in search results. Cleotic tracks whether your brand appears in an AI answer and where it is mentioned. It complements search reporting without replacing keyword research, backlink analysis or search rank tracking.

How many questions should I track?

Start with 15 to 30 questions buyers ask when comparing suppliers, checking prices or researching a problem you solve. Starter includes 15 tracked questions and Business includes 75. Expand the set when you have another product, market or buying decision to cover.

Why does my visibility differ between assistants?

Assistants use different models, sources and retrieval methods, so the same question can produce different answers. Compare the captured responses and available citations before deciding whether a difference reflects missing or outdated information.

How quickly will I see a change?

Your first completed monitoring run gives you a baseline. Results then build on your chosen schedule. Changes after publishing or updating content can take weeks to appear, and there is no guaranteed mention or timetable.

Start with the answers about your brand

Run a free audit for a first look, then set up ongoing monitoring when you are ready.