Announcing weekly visibility scans across all six major AI platforms

Until now, most teams measured their AI visibility the way people measure the weather by looking out the window: someone on the marketing team asked ChatGPT a question, screenshotted the answer, and dropped it in Slack. It was anecdotal, unrepeatable, and impossible to trend. Starting today, Visibility Radar runs a structured scan of every tracked prompt across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Copilot, and Grok, automatically, every week, for every workspace.

Each scan produces a platform-by-platform visibility score, a blended overall score, and a week-over-week delta. The result is the first thing you see in the Command Center on Monday morning: not a feeling about how AI talks about your brand, but a number, and a direction.

A weekly scan replays your entire tracked prompt set (the buyer questions, comparison queries, and category prompts you monitor) against all six platforms under consistent conditions. For every response we record whether your brand appeared, how it was framed, where it ranked among recommendations, and which sources the engine cited to support the answer.

Those raw observations roll up into three layers. The platform score tells you how visible you are on, say, Perplexity specifically. The prompt-level detail tells you which questions you are winning and which you are absent from. And the citation log feeds Citation Intelligence, so you can see whether the sources behind each answer are yours, a competitor's, or a third party you have never heard of.

Visibility scores range from 0 to 100 and weight three things: presence (did you appear at all), prominence (were you the first recommendation or a footnote), and sentiment-adjusted framing (were you described accurately and favorably). A brand that appears in 60% of tracked prompts as the lead recommendation will outscore one that appears in 80% of prompts as an afterthought.

Because generative engines are probabilistic, single answers are noisy. Weekly scans smooth that noise: each score is computed across the full prompt panel, and the trend line matters more than any individual week. We surface a confidence band alongside each score so you know when a movement is real and when it is within normal model variance.

Teams in the early-access program have been running weekly scans since April. The pattern we heard repeatedly: the first scan is uncomfortable, and the fourth one is addictive. One VP of Marketing told us the scan replaced a quarterly agency report that cost more than their entire Citationly subscription, and updated fifty-two times more often.

The most common workflow so far pairs the weekly scan with Opportunity Finder: the scan identifies where visibility dropped or never existed, and Opportunity Finder ranks which gaps are worth closing first based on prompt volume and competitive difficulty. From there, GEO Optimizer turns each gap into a concrete page-level fix.

Weekly visibility scans are live today for all plans (Starter, Professional, and Enterprise) at no additional cost. Starter workspaces scan their core prompt set weekly; Professional and Enterprise add deeper prompt panels, more competitor slots in Competitor Watch, and scan history exports through Reports.

If you are not yet tracking your AI visibility, every plan starts with a real 7-day free trial, no credit card required. Your first scan runs within minutes of connecting your domain, and your first weekly delta arrives seven days later. That second data point is where the story starts.