For the trade · a desk for vendors
See exactly which assistants recommend you — in their own words, with the receipts.
Every week, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity get asked the buying questions in your category, and we keep every answer verbatim. So we can show you precisely where you stand: how often each assistant names you, who it names instead, the exact sentences it uses, and which way you moved since last week. Not a guess about your AI visibility — a measurement of it, sourced to the answers it came from. We call it reading your channel.
No signup wall, no card. New here? The plain-words version →
The line that cannot be crossed
Rankings are never for sale. Not for any price, not to anyone, ever. You pay for sight — reports and weekly monitoring of your own channel — and for clearly labeled placement that is always marked as placement. Money has never moved a line, and the whole method is public. That is exactly what makes a badge from this index worth putting on your site: everyone knows it couldn't be bought.
AI Visibility Report
A full one-time competitive audit: every question, every assistant, where you show up, where you don't, and who's taking your spot.
- All 4 assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity)
- Your share of voice vs. your top 5 competitors
- Verbatim answer excerpts, the full audit trail
- Concrete fixes: what cited sources say about you
AI Visibility Monitor + Fix
We re-measure every week, tell you the moment your AI visibility moves, and show you exactly which assistants are blind to you and what correlates with being recommended — the diagnostic, not just the mirror. Annual billing default.
- Weekly tracking across all 4 assistants, with confidence intervals
- Per-assistant diagnosis: where you're invisible and why
- Competitor-gap + the buyer questions you're absent from
- Movement & cross-assistant disagreement alerts
- Featured placement on your category page (labeled) + live badge
Founding Featured
First 20 vendors only: a permanent featured listing and founding-vendor badge — one payment, no subscription, grandfathered forever.
- Permanent featured placement (labeled)
- Founding vendor badge + dofollow listing link
- Locked-in before prices rise with traffic
- Limited to the first 20 vendors, ever
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For the record
Questions a buyer actually asks
What's actually in the free scorecard?
Your current position and your share of answers in your category — which assistants recommend you, which never mention you, and the competitors ranked above you — pulled straight from the latest weekly run. No signup wall, no card, no call. You'll have it in the time it takes to read this page.
We're not in the rankings at all. Is that bad?
It's the single most useful thing to learn early. It means the assistants aren't naming you when buyers ask — and now you can see exactly who they name instead, what those products have in common, and the words the AIs use to describe them. Fix what you can, and monitoring shows you the week it starts to land.
Can we pay to rank higher?
No — and you should distrust any index that says yes. You can buy a clearly labeled featured placement near the rankings; you can never buy a position inside them. The measurements are the entire product. Selling them would be selling the one thing that makes them worth reading.
How is this different from an enterprise tool?
Enterprise trackers start around $500 a month and are built for big marketing teams. We're the long-tail version: a free scorecard, a one-time report, monthly monitoring of your own channel. Same kind of signal, priced for a vendor who just wants to know where they stand and get an email when it changes.
Who stands behind the numbers?
The measuring is run by the instrument so it stays impartial — no sales team, no favorites, the same question asked the same way every week. The standard is kept by a named human so someone is accountable: Afshin Moshrefi, founder of the finance SaaS TradeWave. A man whose own company lives or dies on getting numbers right is willing to put his name on how these are kept. Every action the instrument takes is logged in public at /ops.