AI Answers

See what every AI engine says about you, per buyer question.

For each buyer prompt, GetIntel shows exactly what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews answered: who they named, who they cited, and where you ranked. Refreshed daily, not quarterly.

We run 60 AI checks (20 buyer questions × 3 engines) to see if you get named.

~2 min · No signup

Buyer prompt

“best AI visibility tool for early-stage SaaS”

ChatGPTCited #3
ClaudeNot named
PerplexityCited #2
GeminiNamed
Google AI OverviewsNot named

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How it works

From buyer question to per-engine answer, automatically.

No prompt list to maintain by hand and no engine to check one at a time. GetIntel builds the question set from your ICP and re-reads every engine, every day.

01

Your prompts, generated from your ICP

GetIntel builds a set of cold, buyer-intent prompts from your ideal customer profile and category: the actual questions your prospects type, not a generic keyword list.

02

Every engine answers, daily

Each prompt runs against ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews every day, read straight from the real interface: the same answer your buyer would see.

03

Every answer scored: named, cited, or skipped

Each prompt × engine pair lands in one of three buckets, with the exact competitor who got the mention instead: a specific, fixable gap, not a vague sense that "AI doesn't mention us."

One prompt, five verdicts

One question, five answers.

The same buyer prompt gets asked cold against all five engines, and they almost never agree. Seeing only one engine's answer tells you almost nothing about what your buyers actually see.

  • Every brand each engine names, side by side
  • You highlighted where present, flagged where absent
  • Read from the real consumer interface, not a dev API

Buyer prompt

“best AI visibility tool for early-stage SaaS”

ChatGPT
HubSpot,YouProfound
Claude
HubSpot,Otterly· not named
Perplexity
YouScrunch,Peec
Gemini
HubSpot,Profound,Otterly· not named
Google AI Overviews
YouHubSpot
Named vs. cited

Cited vs. just mentioned.

Being named in an answer isn't the same as earning the click. AI Answers flags every mention with whether the engine actually attributed or linked a source to you: the outcome most likely to convert.

  • Cited = named AND source-attributed
  • Not cited = mentioned with no attribution
  • Tracked per prompt, per engine, every day
Explore Sources

“tools that check if ChatGPT recommends my product”

Perplexity

“A few platforms track AI visibility, including Profound, GetIntel, and Otterly, each reads answers straight from the engine…”

GetIntelCited ✓ [2]
OtterlyNot cited
Full prompt coverage

Every buyer prompt, tracked.

Not one spot-check, but every cold, buyer-intent prompt in your category, tracked against every engine, with a status you can scan in seconds.

  • Prompts generated from your ICP and category
  • One status per prompt: cited, named, or not named
  • The full list, not a curated sample

Every prompt in your category

"best AI visibility tool for early-stage SaaS"Cited · 3 engines
"{competitor} alternatives"Named · 2 engines
"how do I track my AI search visibility"Cited · 4 engines
"tools that check if ChatGPT recommends my product"Not named
Daily, not quarterly

Refreshed daily, not quarterly.

AI answers move fast: a competitor's new article or a Reddit thread can shift citations within days. A quarterly report means finding out a quarter late. GetIntel re-reads every prompt, every engine, every day.

  • Same prompt set, re-probed daily
  • Movement is real signal, not noise
  • See the swing the same week it happens

Citation coverage · last 7 days

Last checked: today
7d ago · 2 enginesToday · 4 engines

A quarterly check would’ve missed the swing entirely. GetIntel re-reads every prompt, every engine, every day.

Diagnose the skip

Memory answer or live search: different fixes.

A 'not named' result from a model answering off memory is an authority gap. The same result from a live web pass is a content-freshness gap. AI Answers flags which one you're looking at, so the fix targets the actual cause.

See who displaced you

Same “not named” result, two different causes

Training-time memory

No lookup happened: an authority gap.

Live web pass

Nothing fresh enough to cite: a content gap.

ChatGPTBlends memory + live browse, depending on the prompt.
ClaudeMostly training-time memory: favors dense prior coverage.
PerplexityRuns live retrieval on nearly every query.
GeminiLeans on Google's live index + Knowledge Graph.
Google AI OverviewsAlways a live pass inside Google Search.
Full model coverage

Every model your buyers ask. Read the same way.

Your prospects don't stick to one AI. GetIntel probes all five with the same cold prompts every day, so no gap hides in the engine you didn't check.

ChatGPT
Claude
Perplexity
Gemini
Google AI Overviews

Updated daily · same scoring across every engine · no gates

The platform

Beyond this one view: the complete GEO platform.

The answer is the evidence. Every gap it surfaces has a surface that acts on it: the citation sources feeding it, who's winning instead, and the fix that closes it.

Testimonials

Don't just take our word for it

Founders and growth teams turning AI blind spots into shipped fixes, not backlog items.

+47%

AI visibility across ChatGPT & Perplexity in 60 days

Diego Ramirez

Founder, PathPilot

$1M+

pipeline sourced from buyer questions AI now cites us on

Priya Nandakumar

Growth Lead, Tandem Metrics

We had no idea ChatGPT was recommending three competitors on our exact buyer question. GetIntel showed us the gap, and drafted the article that flipped it in nine days.

Maya Chen

Head of Growth, Flowbase

The fix doesn't sit in a dashboard. It lands as a real PR in our own repo through Claude Code; that's the only reason this actually shipped instead of rotting in a backlog.

Sarah Whitfield

VP Marketing, Corelane

Our Findability Score became the one number the whole team actually checks every Monday. First tool that made "AI visibility" feel measurable instead of vibes.

Jordan Lee

Founder, Brightloop

Illustrative examples based on typical outcomes, not verbatim customer statements.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

For every buyer-intent prompt in your category, AI Answers shows the actual answer each of the 5 engines gave (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews), including which brands they named, whether you were cited with a source link, or whether you were skipped entirely. Refreshed daily against the same prompt set.

Named means your brand shows up in the answer with no source attribution. Cited means you're named AND the engine links or attributes a source to you: the strongest outcome, and the one most likely to earn a click. Skipped means the engine answered the question and named other brands in your place.

GetIntel builds a set of cold, buyer-intent prompts from your ICP and category: the real questions your prospects type into ChatGPT or Perplexity, not a generic keyword list. Each one is probed with no leading language, so the answer reflects what a real buyer would actually see.

Every probe flags whether the response came from the model's training-time memory or a live web/browse pass. A skip in the first case means you're not yet an established entity in the training data: an authority gap. A skip in the second means nothing of yours was fresh and citable enough to surface right now: a content-freshness gap. Same symptom, different fix.

Every day, not weekly or quarterly. AI answers move fast: a competitor ships an article or earns a Reddit mention and citations shift within days. A quarterly check means finding out a quarter late; GetIntel re-reads every prompt against every engine daily so what you see is what's true right now.

Every skipped or lost result names the exact competitor that got the mention instead, and comes with a drafted fix, not a generic content plan. The fix ships through your own coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool). You review and approve what actually goes live.

See exactly what AI said about you, this week.

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