Repeat your buyer prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews every week. See where you enter the answer, where you drop out, and let Sprites rewrite the page that lost the citation.
Sprites derives the buyer prompts in your category from keyword data and the questions engines associate with your brand, then you edit the list. Fifty to a few hundred prompts is typical.
Every week each prompt runs against ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Mentions, position, sentiment, cited pages and the competitors in the answer are recorded per engine, with repeated runs where engines are non-deterministic.
A lost citation becomes a task: Sprites identifies the page that used to win it, or the page that is missing, and rewrites or drafts it with the structure engines quote, for your approval.
See how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AIO describe your brand across the prompts buyers actually use.
Rewrites pages with the structure AI engines quote: answer-first paragraphs, question-style H2s, FAQ and HowTo schema, entity-dense copy.
Audit your site for the structure AI engines quote — schema, headings, entity coverage, quotable answers.
Find the buyer prompts AI engines receive and map them to pages.
Add FAQPage and HowTo schema to your top pages so AI engines can quote them directly.
See how competitor brands are described in AI answers vs yours — and find the content gaps.
Rewrite your top pages with TL;DR blocks, question-style H2s, and entity coverage AI engines reward.
Build a 90-day roadmap to lift mention share in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
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The free checker, the methodology and the pillar this page belongs to.
AI visibility tracking runs a fixed set of buyer prompts against answer engines, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, on a schedule and records whether your brand is mentioned, where it appears, how it is described and which pages the engine cited. Repeating the same prompts is what turns a snapshot into a trend.
The checker runs once, for one brand, across three engines, and answers 'where do I stand today'. Tracking repeats a whole prompt set every week, adds Google AI Overviews, records competitors and citations per prompt, and turns each loss into page-level work. The checker is the free front door; tracking is the product.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, with repeated runs per prompt because engine answers are non-deterministic. Coverage is added as new engines reach meaningful buyer share.
Per prompt and per engine: mention (was the brand in the answer), position (first, in a list, or a footnote), sentiment, the pages cited, and the competitors named. Aggregated: mention share, share of voice against named competitors, citation share by domain, and the prompts where you entered or dropped out since last week.
Yes. Every run records which brands appeared in the answer, so competitor mention share and the prompts where a rival replaced you are first-class views. Alerts fire when a competitor enters or leaves a tracked prompt.
It looks at the pages the engine cited instead, identifies the structure and facts they carry that yours does not, and rewrites your page or drafts a new one with answer-first paragraphs, question-style headings, entity coverage and FAQ or HowTo schema. The change is proposed for approval and published through your CMS connection.
Weekly is the practical cadence: engines update retrieval constantly, but page changes take days to weeks to show up, so daily runs mostly measure noise. Sprites runs weekly by default and lets you rerun a prompt set on demand after a publish.