Improve discovery
Track the category and comparison questions prospective customers ask before they know your brand.
See where established competitors are recommended, understand what sources AI trusts and focus limited marketing resources on the visibility gaps with the greatest commercial value.
Move from isolated answer screenshots to a repeatable intelligence workflow connected to real brand and growth decisions.
Track the category and comparison questions prospective customers ask before they know your brand.
Identify the sources and claims AI relies on when deciding which companies to recommend.
See which competitors repeatedly win and where a focused content or reputation effort can close the gap.
Use evidence to decide whether the next investment belongs in content, PR, reviews, partnerships or owned pages.
Keep every insight connected to a question, an answer, a source and a next action.
Start with the discovery, comparison and buying-intent prompts closest to your current growth goals.
Review missing mentions, weak positions, competitor wins and the sources behind those answers.
Build the page, proof point, review presence or third-party signal most likely to improve the result.
Configure the scope around the brands, people, questions and markets your team is accountable for.
Begin with focused model, question and competitor coverage and expand as the category grows.
Understand how larger or better-known brands are positioned in the same answers.
Find high-value questions where the brand is absent or weakly represented.
See where AI finds the evidence it uses to recommend brands.
Catch inaccurate or limiting descriptions before they become repeated narratives.
Share clear visibility trends and next steps with founders, investors and marketing partners.
Yes. Early-stage teams can use competitor and citation data to understand what proof, content and third-party sources influence recommendations in their category.
Start with a focused set covering category discovery, comparisons, buying intent and reputation. The appropriate number depends on how many products, markets and customer segments you need to monitor.
Yes. You can expand competitor coverage as your market and plan requirements change.
No. The platform is intended to make the data understandable to marketing and leadership teams, while still supporting more advanced SEO, GEO and communications workflows.
See how MentionedBy AI can be configured around your team, brand portfolio and reporting requirements.