Tracking of where an agency's client brands rank in the answers of ChatGPT and five more AI engines, with the cited sources and the searches the engine ran.
Every week the Console asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, AI Overviews and AI Mode the questions your client's customers ask. You see whether the brand is named, where it ranks among competitors, in what tone, and which sources the answer is built on.
across six engines, month by month
rank, tone, sources, searches
among brands cited, tone 75 of 100
ChatGPT · Gemini · Claude
average presence in answers
55% of citations go to competitors
One subscription, everything in it
No add-on per engine and no demo to book: the price is public and the trial starts right away.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, AI Overviews and AI Mode
Starter: 100 checks a month, about 25 prompts weekly across all six
Discover proposes them from your client's website, free
classic rankings in the same project
reports and client portal with your brand, unlimited projects and users
2 projects, every feature, no credit card
Discover reads your client's website and suggests the questions their customers would ask an AI assistant, each with its weight. Keep the right ones, add your own, choose markets and languages.
At the frequency you choose, the Console asks every prompt to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, AI Overviews and AI Mode, and saves answers, rank, tone, sources and the searches run.
See where your client is missing and who gets cited instead. The agent prepares changes to the right page; your client follows progress from the Super link, under your brand.
Enter your client's website: in about three minutes Discover proposes the questions a customer would ask an AI assistant in that industry and market. You choose which ones to track, and add your own.
Prompts drawn from the industry and the competitors
Several markets and languages in one project
For every answer: whether your client is named, where it ranks among the brands mentioned, in what tone, and who gets named instead. Switch from one engine to another in one click.
Score, rank and tone per engine
The searches ChatGPT ran to write the answer
Answers saved with their date
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, AI Overviews and AI Mode, actually queried. One row per question, one column per engine, and in each cell the share of answers that name your client. On a phone, the matrix becomes a list.
The sources the engines cite, split between your client's website, competitors, publishers, directories and social platforms. See which competitor pages AI engines prefer, and where your client needs to be found.
For each brand: presence in answers, share of voice, and average rank when named. New brands found in answers are reviewed one by one before they count as competitors.
Presence, share of voice and average rank
Your client's brand against competitors, engine by engine
The agent reads your client's page, the AI answers and the Google rankings, and brings you the changes already written, with the reasons. You approve one change at a time; with WordPress connected, the plugin applies it to the website.
An AI assistant doesn't show ten results: it answers with a few names. For an agency, “ranking first” becomes being named, and named well. Six things to measure.
Whether the brand is named at all. It's the first number, read across every prompt and every engine: the share of answers that mention it.
Answers list options. First or fifth isn't the same: readers stop at the first names, just as they stop at the first results on Google.
A brand described as “the most expensive option” isn't cited like “the industry reference”. Tone tells you how the engine presents your client.
Answers are built on pages the engine reads: the website, competitors, publishers, directories. Knowing which ones tells you where to work to get cited.
To answer, ChatGPT and the others run web searches of their own. Reading them reveals the keywords the answer goes through: a bridge between SEO and AI visibility.
The same prompt doesn't always get the same answer: it changes across engines, days and markets. One reading is an anecdote; readings over time become a measurement.
Google's AI answers and the sources they cite.
Google, Bing and Maps, keyword by keyword.
How to work so your clients get cited.
A prospect's AI visibility, in a report with your brand.
A tool that asks ChatGPT and other AI assistants your customers' questions on a schedule, and records whether a brand is named, where it ranks and which sources are cited. ADLinko OS does it on six engines and keeps every answer.
Real answers: the engines are queried at the time of the check and each answer is saved with its date. You can reopen and reread it, with its sources and the searches the engine ran.
Each AI check is one question asked to all six engines. Starter includes 100 a month, about 25 prompts tracked weekly; Agency 400, about 100 prompts; Scale 750.
No. ADLinko OS doesn't check whether a text was written by ChatGPT: it tracks how ChatGPT and the other engines talk about your clients' brands.
Yes: the same project has Google and Bing rankings keyword by keyword, Google Maps with a local grid, and the saved AI Overview with its sources.
Yes: each project has its own markets, with country and language. Questions are asked in the market's language.
A classic rank tracker measures where a page ranks among Google's results. A ChatGPT rank tracker measures whether and how a brand is named in a written answer. ADLinko OS has both, in the same project.
Yes: for each answer you see the brands named and in what order, and in the Competitors panel each one's share of voice. New brands found in answers are reviewed before they count as competitors.
Try the ChatGPT rank tracker free for 30 days, with all six AI engines. No credit card required.