AI Mentions Tracker
Measure how ChatGPT mentions your brand — then expand to more engines
Most AI-mention tools check one assistant, or give you a dashboard that updates daily whether or not anything meaningful changed. BuyerPrompt starts with a free, focused ChatGPT audit. Multi-engine coverage (Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Qwen) is the paid upgrade — not the free starting point.
Start with ChatGPT, add five more when you're ready
The free audit runs ~20-30 buyer-intent prompts — direct brand questions, category questions, competitor-alternative questions, and underlying-problem questions — through ChatGPT. Upgrade the same audit and the identical prompt set also runs through Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, and Qwen, so you see how each engine talks about you side by side instead of checking them one at a time.
A score plus an action plan
You get mention rate, recommendation rate, citation rate, and average list position — but the report doesn't stop at the number. It also names the specific competitors winning each prompt, which domains are being cited instead of you, and 10 prioritized, concrete actions (specific pages to publish, schema to add, directories to submit to), ranked by expected impact.
Then re-test, not just re-check
Once you've shipped a few of those actions, re-run the exact same prompt set and get a before/after diff — per prompt and in aggregate — instead of a fresh, incomparable snapshot.
Run your free audit
Free starts on ChatGPT; upgrade unlocks more engines. See a sample report first if you want.
FAQ
How is this different from a GEO/AI-visibility monitoring dashboard?
Most AI-mention trackers stop at "here's your score" — a fine screenshot, not much else. BuyerPrompt pairs the score with a specific, buildable action plan, then makes it easy to re-run the exact same test after you ship those actions so you can see whether the number actually moved.
Which AI assistants does this track?
The free audit tracks ChatGPT. A one-time paid upgrade adds Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, and Qwen, all run against the same prompt set so they're directly comparable.
Do I need to monitor daily?
No — AI answers shift, but not meaningfully hour to hour. The useful cadence is: audit now, make specific changes, re-test in roughly a week or two once those changes have had time to get crawled.