Track how often your brand is recommended across 9 AI engines. One score. Full engine breakdown. Trend over time.
Start measuring →43%
of B2B buyers now use AI to research software purchases
9 engines
tracked simultaneously in every TrueCite scan
48 hours
average time to see first MentionShare data after signup
Brand mentioned
Whether your brand appears in the AI response as a recommended solution — not just a passing reference.
Brand position
Where you appear in ranked AI answers (position 1–5). Position 1 is the primary recommendation.
Mention rate
Percentage of scanned prompts where your brand was mentioned across all engines.
Engine breakdown
Which engines mention you, which don't, and your score per engine side-by-side.
Competitor co-mentions
Which competitors appear alongside you — and which appear instead of you.
Trend over time
MentionShare score over days/weeks. See if your fixes are working.
Every scan captures which domains AI engines cite when mentioning brands in your category. TrueCite builds a citation graph showing exactly where your authority signals are coming from — and where competitors are getting cited that you are not.
Cited domains per scan
Every URL an AI engine references when answering your target prompts — G2, Reddit, TechCrunch, industry blogs.
Citation frequency
How often each domain appears across all your scans. High-frequency citations are the highest-leverage content placement targets.
Competitor citation gaps
Domains that cite your competitors but not you. These are your highest-priority authority-building opportunities.
6 live APIs + 3 persona-modeled engines (Copilot, Meta AI, Google AIO have no public API). The most comprehensive AI visibility tracking available for B2B brands.
ChatGPT
GPT-4o-mini
All plansPerplexity
Sonar
All plansGemini
Google 2.0 Flash
Starter+Claude
Anthropic
Pro+Grok
xAI
Pro+DeepSeek
deepseek-chat
Pro+Copilot
persona-modeled · no public API
EnterpriseMeta AI
persona-modeled · no public API
EnterpriseGoogle AI Overviews
persona-modeled · no public API
EnterpriseTrueCite polls each AI engine with your target prompts
Claude Haiku analyzes each response — brand mentioned yes/no, position, sentiment
MentionShare = (mentions ÷ total prompts × engines) × 100
Scores are aggregated across all engines you are tracking
Dashboard shows by-engine breakdown and 30/90-day trend
Formula
MentionShare = (brand_mentioned_count ÷ total_scans) × 100
Run your first scan in 60 seconds. Every account includes a 7-day free trial.
Start free trial →MentionShare is a 0-100 score for how often AI engines name your brand across the prompts you track. TrueCite runs each prompt against every engine on your plan and divides the responses that mention your brand by the total number of responses. A mention only counts when the engine recommends or positively ranks you — a passing reference, or your name echoed back from the question, does not.
Nine engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Copilot, Meta AI and Google AI Overviews. Six are called through live APIs; Copilot, Meta AI and Google AI Overviews have no public API and are persona-modeled, which is labelled in the interface wherever those results appear. Coverage scales with plan — trial runs ChatGPT, Lite adds Perplexity, Starter adds Gemini, Pro adds Claude, Grok and DeepSeek, and Enterprise unlocks all nine.
Every time a scan completes. You can scan manually whenever you like, and Starter and above can schedule scans to run automatically on set days and times. Trial accounts can run one scan every 24 hours. Most teams settle on weekly, which is frequent enough to see a change after publishing without spending the prompt budget on noise.
Yes, using projects. Trial and Lite include 1 project, Starter 3, Pro 10 and Enterprise 20, and each keeps a separate prompt set, competitor list, scan history and score. Agencies use projects per client; companies with multiple product lines use them per product.
There is no universal threshold, because the score depends entirely on how many credible competitors exist for your prompts. In a crowded B2B category, appearing in a substantial minority of answers is a strong position; in a narrow niche with few alternatives, the same score would be weak. Read it as a trend against your own baseline and against the competitors you track, not as an absolute grade.