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Platform overview

Everything Rank Prompt does today, group by group as the sidebar shows it, and which parts need a paid plan.

Rank Prompt asks your prompts on six AI platforms, on every plan: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and Google AI Mode (AI Overviews). It records whether each answer names your brand, who it names instead and which pages it cites, then helps you change the result.

1 credit asks one question on up to 3 AI platforms; 4 to 6 use 2. An article costs 10. See Understanding credits and Plans and pricing.

This page follows the sidebar, top to bottom.


Visibility

Where you measure how often AI names you.

Page

What it does

Overview

The page titled AI visibility: your Visibility score, by AI platform and over time, across your reports

Prompts

Every prompt you track or ran, whether AI names you, and every answer (tabs Prompts, Responses, Categories)

Trends

Rank and visibility over time for one Scheduled Report

Fan-outs

The web searches the AI platforms ran behind your prompts, and the questions Google shows for your keywords

Competitors

Your share of voice against every rival AI names next to you (tabs Overview, By platform, Prompts they win, Co-occurrence and Google, which compares your site's organic keywords and traffic with each competitor's)

Brand Audit

How AI platforms describe your brand, and how it compares with an earlier audit (Starter and up)

Reports

Every report: one-off reports and each run of a Scheduled Report

Scheduled Reports

The same prompts, asked again on a cadence, in every location you add

Client reports

Branded report documents built from blocks and templates, published as versions with a PDF

Shares

Every link you shared, to refresh or revoke

The Visibility score is out of every AI answer collected, the share that named your brand. Share of voice is, of all the times AI named you or a competitor, the share that was you.


Sources

The sites and pages AI cites when it answers your prompts.

Page

What it does

Citations

Top cited domains, your citation share, and every cited page with its position and your outreach on it

Offsite mentions

The third-party pages AI answers cite, and whether they name you or your competitors

Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Forums

The posts and videos AI answers cite, and the communities, channels and authors behind them

Domains

Every cited domain, to see which sites AI leans on

Authors

Who wrote the pages AI answers cite

Tracked pages

The pages you follow, yours or anyone's, and what the answers do with them


Tasks

One board for the work that moves your score. Reports, audits, Search Console, scheduled runs and the agent add tasks; you accept, work and close them.

  • Views: Board and List

  • Statuses: Suggested, To do, In progress, Review, Approved, Done, Dismissed

  • Categories: Content, Brand facts, Tracking, Outreach, SEO, Technical

Tasks are on every plan. See What are tasks?.


Explorer

Two sections: new prompts and keywords to track, and your Google side.

Page

What it does

Your Google demand

Every search your site already shows up for in Google: your Search Console queries joined with the keywords you rank for, one row per query

Research

One input: type a keyword for new keywords with volume and difficulty, or paste a page URL (yours or a competitor's) for the prompts it answers

What competitors win

In AI answers: the prompts whose answers name a competitor and not you. In Google: the keywords your competitors rank for and you do not

Website analytics

Google Analytics and Search Console insights for your site

AI traffic

The visits AI platforms send to your site, from Google Analytics

Keywords

The Google keywords you track, with volume, difficulty, intent and rank checks (the number you can track depends on your plan)

Site health

Technical and Lighthouse audits of your pages, AI crawler access and ready-made schema (Starter and up to run audits)

Business Profile

Your Google Business Profile posts and reviews, and local rank scans (Starter and up)

See Explorer: find prompts and keywords to track.


Content

Articles written to be cited by AI, and what to write next.

Page

What it does

Articles

Every article you drafted, generated or published. Pick a format (Comparative Article, Ranked List, FAQ Article, Case Study and more) and a topic, and the writer drafts it in your brand voice

Opportunities

What to write next, ranked by what it can win you in AI answers and search

Knowledge base

The facts and documents every article is grounded in

Media

The images your articles use, uploaded or generated

Autopilot

Articles written and published on a schedule

Performance

Search and traffic numbers for the sites you publish to

Content calendar

Planned, scheduled and published articles by date

Articles need the Starter plan and cost 10 credits each. They publish to WordPress, Ghost, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, GitHub, a webhook or a hosted blog (see Brand > Integrations).


Outreach

Earn mentions on the sites AI already cites.

Page

What it does

Backlink outreach

The pages AI cites, the contacts behind them, and your outreach emails (Starter and up; sending campaigns needs Pro)

Community

Answer the threads AI cites, in your own words (Starter and up)

Email Hub

Email campaigns and sequences from your connected Gmail (Pro and up)

OpenAI Ads

Chat-card campaigns, audiences and conversions (Pro and up)


Brand

Page

What it does

Brand settings

Your brand's details, aliases, Market (country and language), competitors and more

Calendar

Scheduled reports, emails, Business Profile posts, articles and task due dates in one calendar

Integrations

Google Analytics, Search Console and Business Profile, Gmail, OpenAI Ads, and every place articles publish to


The agent

The agent is on every plan: the Agent item in the sidebar, the button in the bottom-right corner of any page, or Chat with agent on Home. It reads the page you are on and your reports, and on paid plans it also writes articles, runs audits and sets up schedules with you. Agent Skills are named jobs it runs start to finish.

The agent spends your AI budget, separate from credits; you convert credits into it on Plans > AI budget. From Starter you can add your own model API key on Agent settings. See What is the agent?.


Agency tools

What

Plan

White label: your logo and colors on exports, shares and client emails

Agency and up, account owners

Sending client reports and Scheduled Report results to clients

Agency and up

Agency mode: one workspace across every client brand, with a portfolio Home, a cross-brand agent, every client's tasks, Content and Reviews, Prospecting and Client emails

Agency Plus

Client logins (up to 100 client seats) and the white-label app on your own domain

Agency Plus

During a free trial you get everything in the plan; client delivery, prospecting, white label and webhooks start when your subscription does. See Agency mode overview.


Settings and developers

The gear at the foot of the sidebar holds your account:

  • Account: Setup (five milestones from your first report to authority at scale), White label, Plans, Subscription

  • Settings: Team (Pro and up), Notifications, Preferences, Agent settings

  • Developers: API, MCP (connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client), SEO in CI (audit your pages on every push in GitHub Actions), Docs, What's New


What each plan adds

Plan

What it adds

Free

Your first report, the plan and tasks built from it, the agent with a small AI budget, GA4 and Search Console, up to 3 brands

Starter

Monthly credits, Brand Audit, articles, Site health audits, Backlink outreach, Community, Business Profile, your own model key, up to 10 brands

Pro

Team seats, Email Hub campaigns and sequences, OpenAI Ads, priority support, up to 100 brands

Agency

White label, client delivery, more team seats, up to 500 brands

Agency Plus

Agency mode, client logins, the white-label app on your own domain, prospecting, up to 1,000 brands

Prices, credits and limits per plan are in Plans and pricing.


Getting help

  • Help & support in the gear menu opens the chat, or browse this help center

  • The help icon next to a page title explains what the page shows


Next steps

  • Quickstart guide: your first report

  • Understanding the Home dashboard: find your way around

  • Improve your results: turn a report into action

  • Google Analytics connection: see the traffic AI sends you


Questions?

Email [email protected] and I'll help.

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