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AI visibility tracking

The AI visibility tracker that shows why you were left out

CueScout is an AI visibility tracker. Every day it tracks the buying questions your customers ask on ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, plus Gemini and Google AI Mode on Growth, and records whether each answer named you, linked to you, or recommended someone else. Answers that change are re-asked every day, and steady ones at least once a week. Your share of AI voice shows how often those answers name you compared with your competitors.

Prompts table: each running-shoe question with Saucony's visibility, whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode cited or named it, average position, sentiment and the brands named
  1. Cited, named or absent, per engine
  2. Named by no engine: an opening
Prompts table: each running-shoe question with Saucony's visibility, whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode cited or named it, average position, sentiment and the brands named
5
AI engines on Growth, 3 on Starter
Daily
tracking of every prompt; no answer is ever more than a week old
80 / 40
points for a citation against a bare mention
100
prompts on Growth, shared across brands

What the tracker records for every answer

Share of AI voice

Your share, drawn against each rival

The top of the dashboard: share of voice, mention rate, cited rate and average position, each with its change since the previous period. Under them, your line runs week by week next to every competitor you track.

Dashboard: Saucony's share of AI voice, mention rate, cited rate and average position, above a weekly share-of-voice chart against Nike, Adidas and ASICS

Scoring

A link is worth double a mention

One question on one engine is one datapoint. The score is their average, capped at 100.

  • Not named0
  • Named40
  • Cited with a link80
  • Your position in the answerup to +20

Over time

Which prompts moved, and how far

Trends compares the last 7 days with the weeks that ended 7, 14, 30 and 90 days ago, and lists every prompt that moved 10 points or more. Under that list sits a weekly heatmap of each prompt, for mentions or for citations.

Trends risers: nine prompts where Saucony was named more often than 30, 14 and 7 days ago, with the gain in points

The answer itself

What the engine actually said about you

Every check keeps the full answer, its sentiment and the pages it read. An answer that names you unkindly is a different problem from one that leaves you out.

ChatGPT's full answer for one prompt, what changed since the run before, and its verdict, position, sentiment and the brands also named
Answer history

Read the answer itself.
And what changed the next day.

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
YouSaucony · named first

How it works

Starter checks ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews for 20 prompts. Growth checks all five engines for 100. Claude is a paid add-on, and the Grok pack asks Grok 20 questions you pick each week.

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  1. Start from your buying questions

    CueScout reads your site and suggests the questions a buyer would ask an assistant. You keep the good ones, paste your own, and pause any you stop caring about.

  2. Track each engine on your plan, daily

    Starter checks ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Growth adds Gemini and Google AI Mode. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini are asked through their APIs with web search on. Google AI Overviews and AI Mode are read from Google's own results page. An answer that moves is asked again the next day, and a steady one at least once a week.

  3. Score only what could have cited you

    An engine answering from memory cannot link anyone, so those answers count toward the mention rate and are left out of the citation rate. Otherwise one engine answering from memory would halve your citation rate overnight.

  4. Watch it move

    Rates, rank and share of voice are compared with the previous period. On Growth, a connected Slack workspace gets a short visibility report after each daily run, and a signed webhook sends a weekly summary of what moved to Slack, Discord, Zapier, Make or n8n, so nobody has to open the dashboard to notice.

Where it sits

Step 1 of the loop

  1. CheckAsk the engines your buyers’ questions
  2. Find the sourceSee which pages the answer came from
  3. Do the workShip the To-do with its evidence
  4. Check againSee whether the answer moved

An AI visibility tracker against checking ChatGPT by hand

AspectBy handCueScout
Questions coveredThe few you remember to typeUp to 100, tracked daily
EnginesUsually just ChatGPTThree engines on Starter, five on Growth, plus Claude and Grok as add-ons
CompetitorsWhoever you happen to noticeEach tracked rival ranked on the same answers
HistoryA screenshot in a docEvery answer stored, with what changed

What it doesn’t do

  • Answers vary from run to run. One check is weak evidence, which is why an answer that moves is asked again the next day and the numbers are meant to be read as a trend.
  • We ask the engines through their APIs. That is close to what a logged-in person sees in the chat app, but not identical, especially with memory and personalisation on.
  • A score going up does not prove your work caused it. It proves the answers changed.
  • We do not report how many people ask a question. No public source measures assistant query volume, and a made-up number would be worse than none.

Try it free

One question, one engine, no signup: does ChatGPT name you, cite you, or recommend someone else.

Free ChatGPT Visibility Checker

Questions

What is an AI visibility tracker?

A tool that asks AI assistants the questions your buyers ask, on a schedule, and records whether the answers mention or link to your brand. CueScout also stores which competitors were named instead and which pages the answer was built from.

Which AI engines does it 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.

How is the visibility score calculated?

Each question on each engine scores 0 if you are absent, 40 if the answer named you and 80 if it cited your domain, plus round(20 ÷ your position in the answer) when the answer ranks you, capped at 100. The score is the average across all of them.

Why is my score zero on day one?

Because most brands are missing from the answers in their category when they start. That first check is the number the rest of the product exists to move.

How often are the answers checked?

Your prompts are tracked every day. When an answer moves (you get named or dropped, your site gains or loses a citation, or your position changes), CueScout asks that engine again the next day. Answers that hold steady are re-asked at least once a week, so none is ever more than a week old. A prompt you add is asked straight away.

Is this the same as what I see in ChatGPT?

Close, not identical. We use the engines through their APIs with web search on. Your own chat history, memory and location can change what you see logged in.

See what the AI answers say about you

Your first check is free, with no signup to start.