Gemini Visibility Tracker

See if Gemini recognizes your brand as an entity.

Gemini leans on Google's own index, Knowledge Graph, and entity-authority signals more than on any single page's SEO. GetIntel probes Gemini daily and shows whether your brand is recognized and named, then drafts the fix.

Gemini visibility

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“Best CRM for B2B SaaS?”

For B2B SaaS teams, well-known options include HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive, each with a well-documented entity presence.

Your brandNot recognized

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Entity signals

Knowledge Panel

Wikidata

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How it works

See your Gemini visibility in minutes.

No tag, no SDK. Paste a domain and the daily Gemini probes start.

Connect your domain

GetIntel maps your category and checks your existing entity and structured-data footprint.

Daily Gemini probes

Cold prompts run every day, and each result flags whether your entity was recognized and named, not just whether a page ranks.

Score + drafted fixes

Results roll into your Findability Score, weighted on entity signals, and each gap arrives drafted as a fix your coding agent can ship. You approve every move.

How Gemini decides

Gemini reads the Knowledge Graph, not just your page.

Gemini is Google's own model family, and it leans heavily on the same signals that power Google Search and the Knowledge Graph. That means how confidently your brand is recognized as a distinct entity matters as much as, or more than, any single page's on-page SEO.

Entity recognition matters more than any single page's on-page SEO
sameAs links, Wikidata, and a Knowledge Panel entry all count as evidence
GetIntel checks each signal daily and flags what's missing

Entity recognition

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Entity recognized?Yes ✓

Knowledge Panel✓

Wikidata entry✗

sameAs links (site ↔ social)✓

Organization schema✗

Entity authority beats on-page SEO

Two brands, same rankings, very different Gemini treatment.

Two companies with near-identical keyword rankings can get very different treatment from Gemini if one has a clean Knowledge Graph entry and consistent citations across the web and the other has fragmented or inconsistent naming across sources.

Wikidata and Wikipedia give the Knowledge Graph an unambiguous record
Consistent sameAs links tie your site, socials, and press together
Brand mentions across reputable sources reinforce the entity

Entity-authority signals

Wikidata

Knowledge Panel

sameAs links

Brand mentions

Two brands with near-identical keyword rankings can get very different treatment from Gemini if one has a clean, structured entity footprint and the other doesn’t.

What GetIntel tracks

What GetIntel tracks for Gemini.

For each buyer-intent prompt in your category, GetIntel records whether Gemini recognized and named your entity, where you ranked among the names it gave, and exactly which competitor entities it recommended instead, cold, with no memory or leading language.

Whether your entity is recognized and named, and where it ranks among the names given
Which competitor entities Gemini names instead, and how consistently
Your Gemini result side by side with the other four engines

GeminiKnowledge Graph

“Best CRM for B2B SaaS?”

For B2B SaaS teams, well-known options include HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive, each with a well-documented entity presence.

Your brandNot recognized

Close the entity gap

Close the entity gap.

Knowledge Graph and structured-data gaps are exactly the kind of fix GetIntel can draft for you (a Wikidata entry, Organization schema, consistent sameAs links) ready to ship through the coding agent you already use.

See how the fix ships

Drafted entity fixes

Wikidata entry

Structured entity record for the Knowledge Graph

Draft ready

Organization schema

JSON-LD identity block on your homepage

Draft ready

sameAs links

Site ↔ LinkedIn ↔ Crunchbase ↔ socials

Draft ready

Each fix ships through the coding agent you already use (Claude Code, Cursor) and nothing goes live until you approve it.

Full model coverage

Gemini is one of five. Track them all.

Your buyers don't only ask Gemini. GetIntel probes ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews on the same prompts every day, and rolls all five into one Findability Score.

ChatGPT

Claude

Perplexity

Gemini

Google AI Overviews

Updated daily · same scoring across every engine · no gates

Every model

Track every engine your buyers ask.

Each engine sources its answers differently; a check on one isn’t a check on the rest. Track them all under one Findability Score.

ChatGPT tracker

See if ChatGPT names your brand.

Claude tracker

See if Claude names your brand.

Perplexity tracker

Track your Perplexity citations.

Google AI Overviews tracker

Show up in AI Overviews.

All 5 engines

One Findability Score across every engine.

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

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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

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. Gemini is a standalone conversational assistant at gemini.google.com and inside the Gemini app. Google AI Overviews is a summary block that appears inside regular Google Search results. Both are built on Google's model family and draw on similar underlying signals, but they are different products with different citation behavior, so GetIntel tracks them as separate engines.

Entity authority is how confidently Google's systems recognize your brand as a real, singular, well-documented thing, distinct from ranking a specific page for a specific keyword. It's built from structured data, a Knowledge Graph entry, Wikidata or Wikipedia presence, and consistent identity signals (sameAs links) across your site, social profiles, and press. Because Gemini leans on the same index and Knowledge Graph that power Google Search, strong entity authority makes it more likely Gemini recognizes and names your brand confidently.

It's one of the strongest entity-recognition signals available, because it gives Google's Knowledge Graph an unambiguous, structured record to link your brand identity to. GetIntel checks for this and other structured-data signals as part of its scoring, since entity confusion (multiple similarly-named companies, inconsistent naming across sources) is a common reason a real brand doesn't get named clearly.

A Google ranking measures where one URL lands for one keyword. Gemini generates a written answer and either names your brand as an entity or it doesn't, which depends more on whether Google's systems recognize you as a distinct, well-documented entity than on any single page's keyword performance. A brand can rank well for its core keywords and still get skipped by Gemini if its entity signals are thin or inconsistent.

Every day, using buyer-intent prompts asked cold, alongside every other engine on your plan, so your Findability Score reflects current behavior rather than a one-time snapshot.