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Best AI visibility tracking tools (2026)

The short answer

An AI visibility tracking tool runs prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude and logs how often your brand is named, how prominently, and from which sources. The main 2026 names are Profound, Otterly.AI, Peec AI, LLMrefs, Ahrefs Brand Radar and Semrush. You don't need one to start — the free manual method works — but a tool pays off once you're tracking many prompts continuously.

What these tools actually do

An AI visibility (or "answer engine") tracker automates what you'd otherwise do by hand: it runs a set of prompts across the AI assistants on a schedule, then reports how often you're named, your recommendation rank, which competitors you appear alongside, and which sources the answers cite. Think of it as a rank tracker for the AI era — measuring your AI Share of Voice instead of your Google position.

The main tools in 2026

ToolBest forNotes
ProfoundMid-market & enterpriseDeep "answer engine insights" — prompt volume, sources, sentiment. Powerful, priced for bigger budgets.
Otterly.AISMEs & agenciesTracks brand mentions, links and sentiment across AI search; approachable entry tiers.
Peec AISMEs & marketersClean AI-visibility analytics with competitor benchmarking; popular with lean teams.
LLMrefsBudget / startersAI rank tracking across engines and keywords; often has a free or low-cost tier to begin.
Ahrefs Brand RadarExisting Ahrefs usersTracks brand mentions inside AI Overviews and assistants; convenient if you already use Ahrefs.
Semrush (AI toolkit)Existing Semrush usersAdds AI-visibility tracking to the familiar SEO suite; good if you already live in Semrush.

Others worth knowing as the category grows: Scrunch AI, Goodie, Knowatoa, Trakkr and the big enterprise platform Conductor. The space is moving fast — new entrants appear monthly.

Roughly what they cost

Pricing changes constantly, so treat these as directional and check the current plans before subscribing:

How to choose (a short checklist)

The honest take: a tool measures, it doesn't move the needle

This is the part most tool round-ups skip. A tracker tells you where you stand — it doesn't make AI name you. The work that actually moves your AI Share of Voice is off the dashboard: a clean technical foundation, answer-first content, a consistent business entity, and third-party citations (listicles, directories, reviews, press) that AI repeats. A tool is the scoreboard; the citations are the game. Start by measuring — manually is fine — then spend your budget on the work that changes the number, not just on watching it.

Where to start

If you're new to this, measure once by hand using our step-by-step AI Share of Voice method, see how bad (or good) the gap is, and only then decide whether a paid tracker is worth it. For the strategy that closes the gap, see how to get your business cited by AI in Singapore.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an AI visibility tracking tool?
A tool that automatically runs prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude and records how often your brand is named, how prominently, alongside which competitors, and from which sources. It's the AI-era equivalent of a rank tracker.
Do I need a paid tool?
No. You can measure AI Share of Voice manually for free by running a fixed prompt set across the four engines and logging every business named. Paid tools earn their keep once you're tracking dozens of prompts continuously.
Which tools cover Singapore?
Most major tools — Profound, Otterly.AI, Peec AI, LLMrefs, Ahrefs Brand Radar and Semrush — let you set a country or location context, so they can be configured for Singapore. Confirm localisation and engine coverage before subscribing.
How much do they cost?
As of 2026, entry tiers commonly start around US$30–100/month for small businesses, with mid-market tools at a few hundred and enterprise platforms higher. Pricing shifts often — check current plans directly.