AURALIS asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Mode and Grok the questions people type before they have heard of you, then records whether each engine names you, how it describes you, and who it names instead.
AI visibility tracking measures how often AI answer engines mention, recommend or cite your brand when people ask about your category. It is the AI equivalent of rank tracking, but instead of recording where a link sits on a results page, it records the answer itself.
For every prompt, a tracker stores whether your brand was named, where in the answer it appeared, how it was described, which competitors appeared next to it and which sources the engine relied on. Repeated over time, that shows whether your visibility is rising or falling on each engine.
The prompts matter more than the tool. If you only ask an engine about your brand by name, it will almost always know you. The useful test is the question a buyer asks when they do not know you yet, such as "best crm for a 20 person sales team".
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Mode and Grok. The Free plan covers ChatGPT and Gemini, and paid plans cover all of them.
A single-engine rank tracker tells you about one engine. Buyers use several, and the engines often disagree. AURALIS runs the same prompts on every engine side by side, so you can see where you are strong and where you are missing.
Mainly unbranded ones: the category questions buyers ask before they know your name. Those are where brands win or lose new customers. You can add branded prompts as well if you want to check how engines describe you.
Weekly on the Free plan, daily on Starter, hourly on Growth and continuously on Scale. You can also re-run a prompt by hand at any time.
Yes. Each project has the markets and languages it sells in, and prompts are asked in each of them, because engines give different answers in different places.