You usually know who your competitors are. What you do not know is who AI names when a buyer asks the question you want to be the answer to. That is a different list, and it is here.
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With every measurement the platform pulls the named companies out of the answers. That produces your rank in the field: on how many of your buying questions you are named, against every other company AI quotes. You see who joins, who slips and who appears in the same answer as you.
The counts come from the stored answers, so they can be recalculated. Only the sentiment and the one line describing what AI names a competitor for are summarised by a model.
Not the list you would have written. There are parties on it you have never heard of, and names missing that you have pitched against for years. That gap is the information: AI decides on sources, not on reputation.
Claude often names other companies than Gemini, and Perplexity leans harder on sources you can influence. So per assistant you see not only whether you are in there, but where the shortest way in sits.
Click a name and you get his file, built from your own measurements.
One line summarising what the assistants recommend him for.
The buying questions he competes on, with your own score on that same question next to it.
The domains behind his answers, and whether you are on them too. That is your outreach list.
The companies AI names in the same answer. That is who you are compared to.
The quotes themselves, per assistant and per date, without a summary.
Rising or slipping, and since when. A competitor who climbs is doing something new.
No. The list comes from the answers. You can add names you want to watch, but the field fills itself with whoever AI actually names.
Every count traces back to the stored answers, and you can open that answer. Only the sentiment and the summarising line per competitor come from a model.
No. What their site says about their client count or their prices is their claim. We measure what AI assistants say and which sources sit underneath.
Two things. The sources your competitor is on and you are not are your outreach list. And the questions he wins and you lose are the topics you have something to publish about. That second step lives in the Research tab.
Yes. A competitor slipping out of the answers gets a falling rank, and a source domain that is no longer cited is marked as lost.
The free test shows straight away which companies AI names on your first buying questions.