AI is the new search. Millions ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini for product recommendations every day. But most brands have no idea what these platforms say about them. Answered monitors your brand across all major AI platforms in real time. See exactly when you're mentioned, cited, or recommended. Track competitors. Get your AEO Visibility Score. And generate content that gets you cited more often. Built for teams who refuse to be invisible.
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Hey PH! Spencer here, co-founder of Answered.
We built this because we had a problem nobody was solving. We kept asking AI platforms about brands in our space and noticed something alarming: some well-known companies were completely invisible. Not mentioned. Not cited. Not recommended. Gone.
Turns out, AI search is fundamentally different from Google search. The brands that show up in ChatGPT responses aren't always the ones ranking #1 on Google. And there's no Google Analytics for AI. No way to know what's happening.
So we built Answered.
Here's what it does:
- Monitors your brand across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini
- Gives you an AEO Visibility Score (0-100) based on presence, positioning, and perception
- Shows how your competitors appear in the same AI responses
- Generates AEO-optimized articles to improve your citations
- Builds your AI Presence Kit (llms.txt) so AI crawlers understand your brand
The data speaks for itself. We've found that an estimated 78% of brands are completely invisible to AI assistants. They don't show up when customers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity for recommendations. And most of them have no idea it's happening.
We're launching with a Starter plan at $89/mo. No free trial, due to AI query costs and we're bootstrapped. You get real data on real AI platforms, starting today.
Would love to hear what you think. Drop a question and I'll answer personally.
- Spencer (and Sijan, who's probably fixing a bug right now)
P.S. If you ask ChatGPT about AI visibility tools right now, it probably won't mention us yet. We're new. But we built Answered specifically to fix that problem, and yes, we use it on our own products. Practice what you preach.