The AI visibility page (Visibility > Overview in the sidebar) shows how often AI answers name your brand, how that changes over time, and where, by category and by AI platform. It reads the answers of the reports you pick from all six AI platforms Rank Prompt tracks on every plan: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and Google AI Mode (AI Overviews). Older reports keep the AI platforms they ran on.
The Visibility group in the sidebar holds the pages that read your answers:
Page | What it answers |
|---|---|
Overview | How visible am I, on which AI platforms and in which categories? |
Prompts | Which prompts name my brand, which miss it, and what did the AI platforms answer? |
Trends | How did my visibility move across the runs I select? |
Fan-outs | What did the AI platforms search on the web before answering my prompts? |
Competitors | Who does AI name instead of me, and what is my share of voice? |
Brand Audit | How do AI platforms describe my brand? |
Under Reports in the same group: Reports (every report you ran), Scheduled Reports, Client reports and Shares.
A filter bar at the top of the page applies to everything on it:
Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
Reports | Pick the reports to read. The Scheduled tab lists your Scheduled Reports, with their locations and runs; the Individual tab lists the reports you ran on your own. Select all and Clear are at the top. |
Prompt categories | Only the prompts of the categories you pick, one or several (All categories by default) |
AI platforms | Only the answers of the AI platforms you pick, one or several (All platforms by default) |
Date range | Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, All time or a Custom range |
On your first visit, the filter picks the runs of the last 30 days of your active Scheduled Report that ran most recently, plus any single report you ran after its last run. Without a Scheduled Report it picks your completed reports of the last 30 days, and at least the newest one. The same filters apply on the other Visibility pages and on Sources and Outreach, so you keep your selection as you move around.
Every page reads the filters the same way:
Category: a prompt counts in its current category, in older reports too
Dates: each answer counts at the time it was given, in your time zone (set in Preferences)
Named: an answer names your brand by the same rule as the Visibility score, aliases included
Views saves the current filters under a name so you can come back to them, and Ask agent opens the agent with this page in view.
Tip: Combine filters. For example: ChatGPT only, the "Pricing" category, the last 30 days.
When the filters hold 2 reports or more, a strip at the top compares the newer half of the reports with the older half:
Prompts gained: prompt and AI platform pairs that name your brand now and didn't before
Prompts lost: pairs that named you before and don't now
New citing domains: sites the answers cite now and didn't before
The AI platform with the biggest swing in visibility
Your Visibility score on each AI platform, with its change between the older and the newer half of the period when the reports span several days. This is where you find the AI platform to work on first.
The main number: out of every AI answer collected in these reports, the share that named your brand. Under it, how many answers named you out of the total. Hover the help icon for what your tier means. See Understanding your visibility score.
Shown from the second run in view: your score over time, Overall, By platform or By category. With one run there is no trend yet, so the page shows the current scores only, and the chart appears once a second run is in.
Rising line: your work is paying off
Flat line: stable, no growth
Falling line: something changed; look at the prompts and competitors
A marker stands on each run where prompts, AI platforms or places were added or removed; hover it for What changed in this run, and read a step there as that change, not as a gain or a loss.
Your score in each prompt category. Work first on the weak categories that hold many prompts.
Where your brand sits when an answer names it: First, Top-3, Mid (4th to 10th), Tail (past 10th, or a passing mention) or Not named. Being named first draws more attention than a passing mention.
Every prompt against every AI platform: Yes (with your place, when there is one), No, or N/A when the prompt didn't run on that AI platform. Turn on Only named to keep the prompts that name you on at least one AI platform, and Keywords to see the Google keyword each prompt stands for and its difficulty.
Question | Go to |
|---|---|
"How visible is my brand overall?" | Overview |
"Which prompts miss my brand?" | Prompts |
"Am I improving run after run?" | Trends |
"What did the AI platforms search before answering?" | Fan-outs |
"Who is named instead of me?" | Competitors |
"Which sites do the answers cite?" | Sources > Citations |
Before they answer, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity often search the web. Visibility > Fan-outs lists those searches, most frequent first, next to the People also ask questions Google shows for your tracked keywords. Source picks AI searches, Google questions or both (the default). Click a row's Prompts count to see the prompts that ran the search, or its Keywords count for the tracked keywords that show the question. From the row menu you can Track as prompt, Track as keyword or Create content. Google AI Mode (AI Overviews) doesn't report the searches it runs, so it has no fan-outs.
Query graph, next to the export, draws the same searches under the page's filters: your brand's logo in the middle, each AI platform around it, and the searches and related questions it ran, grouped By platform or By prompt. Dots are related questions and lines take the color of their AI platform. Click a node to open it, drag to pan and scroll to zoom; click a dot to see how many times it came up, in how many reports and between which dates. Queries shown keeps the top ones or all of them, and the search box filters them. It needs at least one report under the filters.
No reports yet: create your first report (the page offers Create your first report)
No reports selected: pick one or more reports in the Reports filter
Wrong brand: check which brand is selected in the brand switcher
Filters too narrow: widen the date range or pick more reports
Open Visibility > Overview and read Movers
Check Visibility by platform for an AI platform that dropped
Open Prompts for new prompts that miss your brand
Set the date range to the last 30 days
Review Competitors for changes in share of voice
Check Trends for the direction of each Scheduled Report
Export what you need for your reporting
Wait a week or two
Let your Scheduled Report run, or run a new report
Compare the before and after on Trends or with Compare in the Scheduled Report's History tab
Note which prompts improved
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