People stopped searching and started asking. GrowthHasten asks seven AI engines the questions your buyers ask, reads every answer, and shows you how often you are named, which of your pages get cited, who is recommended instead, and exactly what to change so the next answer includes you.
Your next customer is asking an assistant, not a search box
When somebody asks ChatGPT or Perplexity who to use, the answer names three or four brands and links a handful of pages. If you are not one of them, there is no second page of results to be on. You simply did not happen.
Your analytics cannot see this. An assistant that recommends you and sends nobody today has still decided your next quarter, and Google Analytics files the few visits it does send under Referral or Direct. The whole channel is invisible from inside your own reporting.
GrowthHasten makes it visible. It asks the engines, reads what came back, keeps every answer with the date, the engine and the pages it cited, and turns the difference between you and the brand it named into a list of things to fix.
Seven engines
Everywhere your buyers are asking
Not two or three. The seven engines that actually answer commercial questions, each one measured and reported separately.
ChatGPTTracked daily
GeminiTracked daily
PerplexityTracked daily
ClaudeTracked daily
Google AI OverviewsTracked daily
Google AI ModeTracked daily
CopilotTracked daily
A new engine your market starts using is added here, not sold as an upgrade.
Every engine is measured the way its own users meet it, with live web search on, and every answer is stored with its date, its engine and the pages it cited.
AI visibility overview
The headline rates, every one of them over hundreds of real answers rather than a single lucky reply. Mention rate over time, your share of voice against the brands the answers actually recommend, a split by engine and by the kind of question asked, and the real sentences the engines wrote about you.
Mention rate, citation rate and share of voice, each with its sample size
Mention rate over time, engine by engine
A split by query type: comparison, how-to, best-of, brand and more
The real quotes, with the engine and the prompt that produced each one
Answers read, times named, sources cited and your pages cited
How often AI engines name your brand, which of your pages they cite, and who they recommend instead.
Last 90 days
Mention rate
42%
↑ 8.4 ptsof 1,284 answers
Citation rate
18%
↑ 3.1 ptsyour pages linked
Share of voice
24%
↑ 2.6 ptsagainst 9 brands
Answers read
1,284
• Daily90 days
Mention rate over time
You against the category leader
90d
YouCategory leader
By AI engine
Mention rate
ChatGPT61%
AI Overviews48%
Perplexity44%
Gemini39%
AI Mode31%
Claude28%
Copilot22%
What AI said about you
Pulled from the answers themselves
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For technical SEO combined with AI visibility tracking, GrowthHasten is the one that covers both in a single workspace.
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GrowthHasten scores how citable each page is and tells you which fix would move it.
Perplexity · “how to get cited by ChatGPT”
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Prompt tracking
Add the prompts that matter, group them into categories, and GrowthHasten asks them on schedule with live web search on, the way a person uses them. Every answer is kept, so a rate is a rate over answers you can open and read for yourself.
Mention rate, citation rate and sentiment per prompt, with the trend
Prompt categories, so you see which topics you own and which you lose
Your strongest and weakest prompts, ranked
Daily tracking on Pro and Advanced
Country and language per prompt, and the brand name variants that count as you
Daily on Pro and Advanced, weekly on Starter, monthly on Free
The questions your buyers ask, asked on schedule, with every answer kept.
Last 30 days
Prompts tracked
60
asked daily
Mention rate
44%
↑ 5.2 pts
Citation rate
19%
↑ 2.0 pts
Sentiment
Positive
↑ 4 ptson 71% of answers
PromptMentionCitedTrend
best AI visibility tracking toolComparisonPositive68%31%
how to get cited by ChatGPTHow-toPositive54%26%
alternatives to enterprise SEO suitesComparisonNeutral41%12%
what is answer engine optimizationDefinitionPositive37%19%
cheapest GEO tracking for agenciesPricingNeutral22%6%
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Citations and mentions
A mention is the answer saying your name. A citation is the answer linking one of your pages. Each fixes a different problem: named but never cited means your content is not the source, cited but not named means the brand is not sticking. GrowthHasten counts them apart, so you fix the right one.
Named versus cited, split out, engine by engine
Which of your pages are cited, and for which prompts
The sources AI trusts instead of you, with your rivals marked
How widely you are cited across engines, not just on one
AI visibility / CitationsIllustration
Mentions
541
↑ 12%
Citations
231
↑ 9%
Pages cited
18
across 7 engines
Named vs cited
Named and cited42%
Named, not cited38%
Cited, not named20%
Sources AI trusts
Top 5
yoursite.comYou
reddit.comCommunity
rival-one.comRival
g2.comReview
youtube.comCommunity
AI competitors
Your competitors here are not the ones you listed on a slide. They are the brands the answers actually recommend for your prompts, found by reading the answers. Measured exactly the way you are, so the comparison is real.
Share of voice against every brand the answers name
Your gap to the leader, and whether it is closing
The prompts you win and the prompts you lose, one by one
Topic by topic, where each brand is strong
Recommendation share: being mentioned is not being recommended
Unlimited competitors on Pro and Advanced
AI visibility / CompetitorsIllustration
Your share of voice
24%
↑ 2.6 pts
Leader
31%
Rival One
Gap to leader
7pts
↑ 1.8 ptsclosing
Share of voice
The brands the answers actually recommend
1,284 answers
Rival One31%
You24%
Rival Two19%
Rival Three14%
Rival Four8%
Prompts you win and lose
Wonbest AI visibility tracking tool68% vs 41%
Lostenterprise GEO platform comparison12% vs 55%
AI readiness score
Computed from your latest crawl, its audit, your authority and the answers already collected. It tells you how easily an AI engine can read your pages, understand what they claim and quote them, and it names every rule you fail with a link to the page and the fix.
Citable pages: how many of your pages an engine could quote cleanly
AI-friendly content: structure, answers up front, claims that stand alone
Answer types your content supports, and the ones worth adding
Where you already appear, joined to the pages that earned it
Every failing rule, linked to the page and the fix
AI visibility / ReadinessIllustration
74Readiness
Citable pages82 of 100
AI-friendly content68%
Crawler accessAll allowed
Authority61 DR
What would move it most
4 rules
Critical28 pages bury the answer below 300 words+9
HighNo FAQ or definition blocks on 14 key pages+6
Mediumllms.txt missing+3
AI traffic
Google Analytics has no AI channel. It files an assistant's referral under Referral or Direct, so your AI traffic is invisible in your own reporting. GrowthHasten reads the session source day by day and pulls out the ones that are an assistant, then shows you what those visitors do.
AI sessions by day and by assistant
Share of all traffic, so you can watch the channel grow
Engagement and key events per 100 sessions, against everything else
The pages AI visitors land on
AI visibility / AI trafficIllustration
AI sessions
3,129
↑ 41%
Share of traffic
6.8%
↑ 1.9 pts
Key events / 100
9.4
↑ 2.1vs 4.8 site-wide
AI sessions over time
90d
By assistant
ChatGPT1,412
Perplexity832
Gemini521
Claude364
AI agent analytics
Stream your server logs in and GrowthHasten shows you which AI agents fetch your website, how often, and which pages they read. An assistant fetching a page for a person in real time is the closest thing there is to an AI visit, and almost nobody is measuring it.
Requests per agent, day by day
Fetched for a person, AI search crawling, or model training, split apart
The pages AI reads most
Works with the major hosting and CDN log streams, or a file you upload
Starter and up
AI visibility / AgentsIllustration
Agent requests
65,103
↑ 18%
For a person
22%
↑ 4 pts
Agents seen
11
last 30 days
By agent
From your own server logs
Requests
GPTBotAI search24,118
ChatGPT-UserFor a person14,902
ClaudeBotTraining11,260
PerplexityBotAI search9,043
Google-ExtendedTraining5,780
And in the same place
The parts that make the rest worth having
Prompt research
GrowthHasten proposes prompts from your own search data and the topics your market actually asks about, each one with the reason it was suggested and the evidence behind it. Accept the ones that fit and they start being tracked immediately.
Suggestions drawn from your own search queries and keyword data
Each suggestion carries its basis and the reason it was proposed
Anything you already track is never suggested twice
One click to start tracking a suggestion
Starter and up
Query fan-out
An AI engine rarely answers the question it was given. It breaks it into several and searches for each. Fan-out shows you those hidden sub-questions, which is where most citations are actually won and where almost nobody is competing yet.
The sub-questions behind each tracked prompt
Which of them you appear in and which are wide open
The pages that would win them if they answered the sub-question directly
Starter and up
Community sources
A large share of AI citations are not anybody's marketing site. They are a Reddit thread, a YouTube review, a forum answer from four years ago. GrowthHasten pulls those out separately, so you can see where the conversation about your market actually lives and go and be part of it.
Community and user-generated sources, counted apart from publishers
Which platforms the answers in your market lean on most
The specific threads and videos being cited
Starter and up
Sentiment and voice
Being named as the expensive option is not the same as being named as the obvious choice. GrowthHasten reads the language each answer uses about you and tracks whether it is improving, so a reputation problem shows up while it is still small.
Sentiment per prompt and per engine, with the sentence that produced it
The words the answers reach for when they describe you
Movement over time
AI crawler access
One misplaced line in robots.txt can remove a website from every assistant at once, and nothing in a normal SEO audit would notice. GrowthHasten checks each AI crawler by name, checks that your content is in the HTML they read, and checks your llms.txt.
Every AI crawler checked by name, including GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended
Whether your content is in the served HTML or hidden behind JavaScript
robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemap, found or missing
Scored inside the audit, so a block shows up as a capped health score
Why you were not cited
For a prompt where a rival is cited and you are not, GrowthHasten puts their page beside yours, names the concrete difference, and gives you the change to make: the claim to state, the structure to use, the page to write.
The cited page beside yours, on the same prompt
The specific difference, named
The fix queued as an action, so it reaches the work list
AEO and GEO audit report
Whether AI answer engines can read this website, and whether they name and cite it, as one printable, shareable document. The report a client or a board understands without you in the room.
Readiness, mention and citation rates, competitors and crawler access, in one place
A read-only share link anyone can open
PDF, with your own name and logo on paid plans
Why this one
What you get here that you do not get elsewhere
Seven engines, one view
Most AI visibility tools watch two or three. GrowthHasten watches the seven that matter, including Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, where the volume actually is.
Rates, with the answers behind them
Every figure is a rate over a stated number of real answers, and every answer can be opened and read. You never have to take a score on trust.
It tells you what to change
Other trackers tell you that you are losing. This one puts the cited page beside yours, names the difference, and queues the fix with the rest of your work.
The audit is right there
Being citable is a technical problem as much as a content one. AI readiness is computed from the same crawl that runs your audit, so the fix is one click away, not one tool away.
Seven: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot. Your prompts are asked with live web search on, the way your buyers ask them, and every answer is stored with its date, its engine and the pages it cited.
How often are my prompts asked?
Daily on Pro and Advanced, weekly on Starter and monthly on Free. Because every answer is stored, the trend you see is real history rather than a number recalculated each time you load the page.
What is the difference between AEO and GEO?
They name the same job from two directions. Answer engine optimization is about being the source an answer engine quotes. Generative engine optimization is about being the brand a generative model names. GrowthHasten measures both, because the fixes are different: one is a content and structure problem, the other is a presence and authority problem.
Can you tell me why a competitor is cited and I am not?
Yes. For any prompt where a rival page is cited, GrowthHasten puts their page beside yours, names the concrete difference, and queues the fix as an action so it reaches your work list rather than a slide.
Do I need to connect anything to start?
No. AI visibility works from your domain alone, from the first minute. Connecting Google Analytics adds AI traffic, streaming your logs adds agent analytics, and connecting Search Console joins AI visibility to the rest of your search picture.
And it is only a third of the platform
AI Visibility shares a workspace, a queue and an agent with the other two. That is the whole point.