For in-house SEO and content teams
Find the questions where AI names a competitor, and win them back
Most AI visibility tools stop at a chart. This one goes from the question an engine answers without you all the way to the published article and the check that shows the mention landed.
Ranked topics with the evidenceExpert review before anything shipsMentions tracked per question, per engine
Per question, per engine
Know exactly which answers name you
Not one blended visibility number. Every tracked question, checked against every engine your plan covers, so you can point at the ones you own and the ones you do not.
- ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini, checked weekly
- Google AI Overviews and AI Mode when you switch them on
- Per-market tracking, so a US answer is never mistaken for a German one
Tracked question
“Best analytics tool for SaaS”
PerplexityNamed #2
ChatGPTNot named
ClaudeNamed #1
GeminiNot named
Checked weekly2 of 4 engines name you
The gap, named
See who wins the answer when you do not
For every question you are missing, see which sites AI named instead, ranked. That is your plan: you know the question, the competitor and the kind of page that beat you before you write a word.
- Every site AI named, ranked by how often
- Turn any gap into an article plan, with the evidence attached
- Export the whole picture to CSV for the deck
Named instead of you
1g2.com34%
2reddit.com/r/analytics25%
3a-competitor.com16%
4producthunt.com9%
Every host AI named for your questions, ranked by how often.
The closed loop
How your team uses Rankwise
Four moves, one system. Every cycle feeds the next one: what you won narrows the gap list, what you lost becomes a refresh.
Find the answers you are missing
Rankwise asks the AI tools your plan covers (up to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini) your tracked questions. It records which answers name you, which name someone else, and who that is. It also finds new questions worth tracking, from your brand, from Google's “People also ask” and from keyword ideas, so the list never runs dry.
Plan the one worth most
Topics are ranked by how much of the subject you are missing, how many people search for it, and how much your pages can still improve. Approve one and it becomes an article plan with target questions, the evidence and an outline.
Rankwise drafts it and your expert approves it
The draft comes with sources and an AI readiness score. The score checks two things the text controls: how clearly it is built and how well its claims are backed up. Your expert edits and approves it. With review on, nothing publishes until they do.
Publish it and see what changed
Publish to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, or your own Next.js or Rails site. The checks keep running, so you see the exact question and AI tool where you won or lost a mention. Your Google Search Console traffic shows with your own publish dates marked on it.
What you get
What your team gets
Each card says where it lives in the app, so you can check it yourself.
Topic discovery that refills itself
Clustering over the questions you track, plus a discovery pass that proposes new ones from your brand profile, People Also Ask, and keyword ideas. Competitor gaps get promoted into the same ranked list.
Dashboard › Topics
Your experts, in the loop
Invite people who know the subject as reviewers. They see a review list and nothing else: no analytics, no billing. Their edits also teach the next article how your brand writes.
Dashboard › Experts, Articles › Review
Brand knowledge base
An editable sheet about your brand, filled in during setup and used for every article plan and draft. Rejected ideas and expert edits feed back into it, so Rankwise stops suggesting what you already said no to.
Settings › Brand
Publish where you already work
WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost, Notion and Framer connect from Integrations. If your site is your own Next.js or Rails app, a small package does the same job. Send each article live or as a draft.
Dashboard › Integrations
Search performance, annotated
Connect Search Console and get clicks, impressions and average position over time with your publishes, mentions won and lost, and applied fixes marked on the timeline. That last part is the thing Search Console cannot show you.
Dashboard › Performance
Site fixes, in plain words
Each scan lists what to change on your site so AI tools can read it better, such as page labels, links and bot access. You see each change before and after, ready to hand to whoever runs your site.
AI Visibility › Fixes
Refresh old articles before they slip
Shipped articles are ranked by how stale they are, whether they are losing their target questions, and how much demand those questions carry. Queue a refresh and it enters the same pipeline as new work.
Content Planner › Refresh
Bing Webmaster Tools import
Upload the CSV from Bing Webmaster Tools to see how often Copilot really shows your pages. The numbers come from Bing itself, and they sit next to the AI checks we run. It is free.
AI Visibility › Questions
Read-only API
Your mentions, your share of AI answers, your scores and changes over time, through a key that covers one workspace. Put the data in your own reports, too.
Settings › Developers (Growth and above)
Does this replace Ahrefs or Semrush?
No. Those tools answer where you rank in a list of blue links. Rankwise answers whether an AI engine names you when it writes the answer instead, and then helps you fix it. Most teams run both, and the Search Console connector means the classic numbers sit in the same place.
Who writes the content, exactly?
Rankwise drafts it from the article plan, with sources and your brand details. If you turn on review, a person on your side reads and approves it before it publishes. The AI readiness score checks each draft for clear structure and backed-up claims.
Which engines do you check?
Perplexity on every plan, ChatGPT and Claude from Starter, and Gemini plus opt-in Google AI Overviews from Growth. Checks run on a cadence: cheap engines weekly, expensive ones every two weeks, staggered so they land a few a day rather than all at once.
Can I keep my existing publishing workflow?
Yes. Publish as a draft into your CMS and let your normal editorial process take over, or ship live. If your site is your own code, the self-hosted Next.js package and Rails gem receive the same content over a signed wire protocol.
What happens when we lose a mention we had won?
It is recorded as a visibility event with the question and engine, it shows up in the alerts bell and the weekly digest, and Rankwise proposes a refresh of the article that was winning it, with the evidence attached.
Start in minutes
Own your place in the answer.
Run a free AI audit to see where you stand. No card needed. Then let Rankwise write and publish an article a day for you.