How does AI Visibility Radar work?

It is built for companies that want to know whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude mention or recommend them for the questions potential buyers actually ask. Instead of measuring only Google rankings, it measures brand visibility inside AI answers.

You enter a brand, website, competitors and buyer questions. Radar sends those questions to selected AI models, stores the answers, checks brand and competitor mentions, calculates metrics and shows where the brand is visible and where it is losing opportunities.

A prompt is the question a buyer asks an AI assistant. A good question is concrete and purchase-oriented, for example: Where can I buy quality garden furniture with delivery?

No. The first free audit needs at least 3 questions and supports up to 5. After you create a brand in the app, the free plan supports up to 10 active questions or prompts per brand, while paid plans have higher limits.

The tool supports ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and search-enabled models that can also collect sources and citations. All views are available on every plan; plans differ by the number of active questions and manual scans.

Standard models answer from model knowledge. Search-enabled models browse the web while answering and often return sources, so you can see which domains AI uses as evidence or recommendations.

A recurring scan automatically repeats the measurement for your brand. Automatic weekly scans are included in every plan, including the free plan.

Each model answers differently, has different access to fresh information and understands markets differently. Tracking multiple models helps you understand real AI visibility more accurately.

Visibility is the overall score for a brand's AI presence. It combines mentions, rank, citations, share of voice and accuracy. A higher score means the brand appears more often and more strongly in AI answers.

Mentions show how often AI models mention your brand in their answers. If the brand is not mentioned, a buyer probably will not reach you through that AI answer.

Share of voice compares your brand mentions with competitor mentions. It helps you understand whether AI models recommend you or other providers more often.

Accuracy measures whether statements about your brand are correct and reliable. Being mentioned is not enough; AI should also avoid outdated or incorrect claims about you.

Citations are sources used by search-enabled models in an answer. The citations table shows which domains support your brand, which support competitors and which sources may be worth strengthening.

It is a short AI summary of the public picture of your brand. It shows how ChatGPT understands the brand, which products or services stand out and which public objections may repeat among dissatisfied customers.

The free plan includes one brand, up to 10 active questions and a weekly automatic scan. Starter costs EUR 15.99 per month and includes more questions plus 4 manual scans per month. Growth costs EUR 39.99 per month and includes additional brands, more questions and 15 manual scans per month.

The free plan includes one brand, up to 10 active questions, a weekly automatic scan and access to all tabs and views. Manual scans are part of the paid plans.

You need a paid plan when you want more active questions or manual scan runs. Starter is for one brand, while Growth supports more brands and higher limits.

Yes. In settings you can open the billing portal and manage the subscription. If the subscription is not active, the organization returns to free limits and manual scans from paid plans are no longer available.

The best prompts are concrete buyer questions: what to buy, where to buy, which provider is a good choice, which store has a specific product, or which product fits a specific problem. Questions that already include your brand are less useful because they make the measurement less realistic.

First look at which competitors are mentioned and which sources are cited. Then improve website content, add clear product information, comparison pages, category guides, proof, reviews, FAQ content and sources AI can understand and cite.

No. The tool shows where you are losing visibility and what is worth improving. Website, content, category and external source changes remain with you or your team.

It is most useful for online stores, B2B companies, local providers, SaaS companies and any business where buyers research through AI assistants before purchase.

No. AI answers change by model, time, question and available sources. Radar measures repeatable patterns and trends, not absolute guarantees. The value is in ongoing monitoring and improving the signals models use.