How can AEOTrack help you?
Tracking & Monitoring
Engines, scores, the ± range and what the badges on a question mean.
Visibility Tracker
Learn how to track and measure how often your brand is mentioned across AI answer engines.
Citation Tracker
Audit and track the exact pages and URLs that AI search engines link to as sources.
Topics tracker
Monitor whether AI engines include you when they write broader topic overviews: your Topics score.
SERP Monitor
Track and monitor your website's organic ranking positions in traditional search engines.
Branded and near-brand questions: why the headline leaves them out
Why some tracked questions carry a BRANDED or NEAR-BRAND badge, why the headline score leaves them out since scoring version 9, and where their own score is shown.
How the score works
The AI visibility score in plain words: one live answer per engine, five engines, what counts as your name, why branded questions are scored apart from the headline, what happens to a failed answer, the ±, and the states that are not a 0.
Why AI does not name you yet, and what to do
Not being named at first is common. How to check the result is yours, why AI engines do not name you yet, five steps to change it, and what needs the trial or a paid plan.
Why results differ from your own chat
A check is a fresh API call with web search on. Your own chat has memory, a sign-in and a location, and answers vary from ask to ask. How to compare the two fairly.
What the ± on a score means
Every score carries a ± range: the range to expect between two checks. What it measures, why alerts wait for it, and how to read a change.
Engine chips: what green, grey and red mean
The row of engine chips under a score shows which engines answered. Here is how to read them, what happens to a failed answer, and what to do when one is dark.
Pin your most important questions
Pinned questions are checked every day on top of the weekly check: 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro, 25 on Agency. What to pin, and what runs daily when nothing is pinned.