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Be the answer when buyers ask AI.

CueScout checks what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers say about your brand, then turns the evidence into work you can ship.

Free first check · No signup to start

One view across
AI search.

See where your brand shows up and what to work on next.

  • ChatGPT
  • Perplexity
  • Gemini
  • Google AI Overviews
  • Google AI Mode
  • Grok
  • Claude
  • Google Search Console

You see the answer, not just a score.

ChatGPTSep 24Best running shoes for flat feet?

For flat feet you want a stability shoe with firm medial support. The ASICS Gel-Kayano 31 and Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 are the safest picks, and the New Balance 860v14 is a firmer option for heavier runners.

Citedrunrepeat.comrunnersworld.comasics.com
YouSaucony · not named
ChatGPTSep 25same prompt

For flat feet you want a stability shoe with firm medial support. The Saucony Guide 17, ASICS Gel-Kayano 31 and Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 are the safest picks, and the New Balance 860v14 is a firmer option for heavier runners.

Citedrunrepeat.comrunnersworld.comsaucony.com

Six views of one brand in AI search.

The sample workspace is Saucony, a running-shoe brand tracked against Nike, ASICS, Hoka, Brooks and New Balance. 144 answers over the last four weeks.

See where you stand. Share of voice, citations and average position on each engine, week by week.

Visibility tracking

Find where answers come from. The pages the engines cite for your questions, including the ones that leave you out.

Citation tracking

Work from the evidence. Each To-do names the answer and the source that prompted it.

To-dos

Let the crawlers in. Access for GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot, then schema, llms.txt and pages that put the answer first.

GEO audit

Start from what people already search. Search Console queries set against what the engines say when someone asks them.

Track what your buyers ask. Each prompt is checked on every engine in your plan, daily. Write your own or start from our suggestions.

AI rank tracking
+16pt
45.0%Share of AI voice · named in 84 of 144 answers
You · #2 of 6
SauconyASICS 31%Hoka 24%
Redditr/RunningShoeGeeks and r/running threads31 cites
RunRepeat stability rankingYou are not listednot here yet24 cites
Runner’s WorldBest-of lists and shoe reviews17 cites
Nike product pagesCompetitor pages cited for your questions12 cites
Your product pagessaucony.com/running9 cites
3 open
Answer “best cushioned daily trainer under $150” on the Ride pageAsked in 9 answers, you were named in 2 · ChatGPT, Perplexity
Add Product schema to /running/guide-18Cited by Gemini for 3 questions, no schema found
Get into RunRepeat’s stability shoe rankingCited in 24 answers · ASICS and Brooks are listed, you are not
saucony.com/robots.txtcrawler access
4User-agent: GPTBot
5Allow: /
7User-agent: PerplexityBot
8- Disallow: /
8+ Allow: /
9User-agent: ClaudeBot
added to To-dosllms.txt · schema · answers-first pages
Search Console
Questions people searchImpr. · 28d
Best running shoes for flat feetPosition 8.4 · no AI answer names you4,120
Are carbon plate shoes worth it for a 4-hour marathonPosition 11.2 · Nike named in 4 of 52,860
Wide toe box running shoes for long runs#2 in ChatGPT · your page cited1,940
Most durable daily trainer for 500 miles#1 in Gemini1,210
12 of 20
PromptNamed in · Position
Best cushioned daily trainer under $150?#2
Best running shoes for flat feet#3
Nike Pegasus vs ASICS Novablast for beginners—
Most durable shoe for marathon training#1

Check, find the source, do the work, check again.

The score is where the work starts. CueScout keeps checking after you ship, so you can see whether the answer changed.

  1. 01CheckAsk every engine your buyers’ questions
  2. 02Find the sourceSee which pages the answer came from
  3. 03Do the workShip the To-do with its evidence
  4. 04Check againSee whether the answer moved
58of 96

AI-cited pages had no position in Google’s top 100 for the same question.

Rank overlap
58 not in Google’s top 10038 ranked
One account · August 2026 · Not a category benchmark

How teams use CueScout
for AI search.

Same data, read differently. Pick your team.

For marketing teams

Report AI search like any other channel

Share of voice across the answer engines, the competitors taking your mentions, and a trend line you can put in the monthly deck.

  • Share of AI voice against the competitors you choose
  • Mentions and citations on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers
  • A report link your CEO can open without an account
Before

Someone screenshots ChatGPT before the quarterly review

With CueScout

A tracked number with the answers behind it

How marketing teams use CueScout
Share of AI voice · 12 weeksSample data
0%10%20%30%40%Nike 31%Saucony 24%ASICS 19%Hoka 14%
Share of voice
24%
Since June
+12 pts
Of 4 brands
2nd

Go from visibility
to the next move.

Rank trackers report your Google position. AI visibility tools report whether you’re named. CueScout adds what to change next, and keeps the evidence with it.

See who gets named instead

Rank tracking

Your position in Google search.

AI visibility

Whether AI answers name you.

CueScoutEvidence into action

A clear next step,
with the evidence attached.

  • Check the answer
  • Find the source
  • Ship the To-do
  • See what changed

A few things worth asking.

Which AI engines does CueScout track?

ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Google AI Mode. Starter checks ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Growth adds Gemini and Google AI Mode. Claude is a paid add-on, and the Grok pack asks Grok 20 questions you pick each week. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini are asked through their APIs and the Google surfaces are read from Google’s results page, so answers can differ from what you see signed in to your own account.

What does an AI visibility check actually measure?

CueScout runs your buying questions and records whether each engine names your brand, cites your site, or recommends competitors. You can read the stored answers and their sources, then compare checks over time. Brand mentions and citations are tracked separately: being named is different from earning a link.

How does CueScout help me decide what to write?

CueScout looks at the pages AI answers cite for your prompts, the questions buyers keep asking in public forums, and your own search demand once you connect Google Search Console. Each To-do comes from that evidence and says why it ranks where it does, and you mark it done when the work ships.

Does CueScout publish or post anything for me?

No. You review the evidence, make the changes, and publish through your own CMS. CueScout never posts anywhere and needs no social accounts. When you mark a To-do done you can add the URL of the page you shipped, and later checks show whether the engines start citing it.

Will this get my brand recommended by AI?

There is no guarantee of a mention, citation, or recommendation. CueScout shows where you appear today, which sources the engines use, and where you can improve your content. Repeated checks show whether the answers change after you publish, but a change alone does not prove your page caused it.

Can I try it free, and what does a paid plan cost?

Your first visibility check is free, with no signup. Create a free account to carry the scan forward and see your first To-dos, with no card required. Paid plans start at $29/month for 20 prompts, and Growth is $189/month for 100. Every prompt is checked every day.

Your buyers are asking AI. See what it tells them.

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