See How Your Brand Shows Up in AI Search

An AI search visibility tool tracks whether AI assistants name, cite and recommend your brand when people ask questions in your category. Instead of measuring position on a page of links, it asks the engines real prompts on a schedule and records what came back: whether your brand was mentioned, whether your domain was cited as a source, where it sat among those sources, and how the answer described you. Easy Fetcher turns those checks into one AI search score you can track over time.

Traditional SEO measures where a page ranks for a keyword. AI visibility measures whether a brand is part of an answer. The unit changes from keyword to prompt, from ten blue links to a single recommendation, and from backlinks to citations. A site can rank well and still be left out of the answer entirely, which is why the two need measuring separately.

Add the prompts your customers actually ask, then Easy Fetcher runs them against ChatGPT on a schedule and records each answer. You see whether your brand was named, whether your domain was cited, where it appeared among the sources, and which competitors were named alongside you. The full answer text is kept with every check, so any claim about your visibility can be traced back to what was actually said.

When an assistant answers a question it often leans on external sources, and the domains it leans on are the ones shaping the recommendation. Citation tracking records every source cited across your tracked prompts — which domains, which pages, how often, and how that mix changes. It usually shows that a handful of review sites, forums and comparison pages decide your category's answers.

Share of voice is the proportion of checks in which a brand is named at all. If your prompts were run sixty times and your brand appeared in forty of them, your share of voice is 67%. It is the foundation of the AI search score — weighted highest, because nothing else about an answer matters if you are never in it.

Yes. Every check is stored as an append-only record rather than overwritten, so the history is the point rather than a by-product. You can see when a competitor first appeared, when a citation was gained or lost, and when your average position moved — and line that up against the changes you made.

ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Google AI Overviews and AI Mode are read from the live search result rather than through an API, because they are separate systems from Gemini with their own retrieval and their own triggering rules — the two disagree often enough that treating them as one number would be misleading.