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Measure how six AI engines describe, cite and recommend your brand.
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What is aSERP?
aSERP is an AI search tool. Answer engine visibility platform tracking how six AI engines (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek) mention, cite and rank a brand. Five per-engine metrics, daily prompt capture, competitor and citation analysis, before/after experiments, and scheduled PDF or Excel reports.
aSERP is an answer engine visibility platform. It measures how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and DeepSeek describe a brand, its products and its competitors when buyers ask the kind of questions that used to go into a search box. Each answer is captured with the engine, the date and the citations it carried, and the platform keeps running the same prompts daily so a single response never gets mistaken for a trend. The reporting is built around five metrics per engine rather than one blended score: visibility (how often the brand appears), prominence (where it sits inside answers that name it), share (how much of the named-brand field it holds against rivals), citations (whether the brand's own pages are among the sources listed) and consistency (how stable the results are between refreshes). Splitting them this way matters because the engines disagree, and an average across six of them hides the place where a brand is actually losing. Underneath sit prompt-level tracking, competitor and cited-domain breakdowns, and experiments that compare share of voice before and during a content change. The product is aimed at marketing and SEO teams, agencies and brand owners in competitive categories, particularly those selling across several markets where prompts are tracked as local buyers phrase them. It will feel redundant to anyone who only wants a headline number, and its value scales with prompt lists that are written with care. Practical differentiation comes from how gaps are handled: thin windows return no delta instead of a flat line, and topics without extractable evidence are marked uncovered with their run ratio. A free site checker reads robots.txt crawler rules, structured data and sitemap freshness, and reports whether an llms.txt file exists, so teams can see what an answer engine encounters before budget is committed. Exports arrive as designed PDF or raw Excel, scheduled or on demand.
How do you use aSERP?
1Create an account and add your brand
Sign up, then set up your first brand with its domain. This is the entity all six engines will be asked about.
2Define the prompts your buyers actually type
Build the prompt list around real buying questions in the markets you sell in, rather than translating one list across regions.3Review the five metrics per engine
Open the overview to see visibility, prominence, share, citations and consistency for each engine, and note where they disagree.4Inspect citations and competitors
Check which domains the engines cite and which rivals get named in your place, then use those findings to plan content.5Run an experiment and export the result
Ship a content change on the target prompts, compare the before and during windows, and generate a scheduled PDF or Excel report.6Run the free site checker
Test a domain to see crawler rules, structured data, sitemap freshness and llms.txt before committing budget to fixes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Tracks all six major answer engines side by side instead of blending them into a single averaged visibility scoreAI
- Five separate metrics per engine (visibility, prominence, share, citations, consistency) make it clear which dimension is slippingAI
- Every answer is captured with engine, date and cited sources, so reports rest on evidence rather than estimatesAI
- Missing or thin data is labelled as uncovered rather than shown as zero, which keeps dashboards honestAI
- Content experiments with before, during and after windows tie share-of-voice movement to a specific changeAI
Cons
- Entry pricing starts at $89/month for just 25 tracked prompts and one brand, which is tight for any real categoryAI
- API, Looker Studio and platform white-label are promised for later stages and reserved for the Scale tier and aboveAI
- No native integrations are listed on the homepage beyond planned export channels, so workflows need manual glueAI
- Effectiveness depends entirely on writing good prompt lists, and the product offers little help judging that qualityAI
- Anyone wanting one simple number to report upward will find the five-metric model harder to explain to stakeholdersAI
How much does aSERP cost?
Pricing
Four tiers: Starter at $89/month (25 prompts, 1 brand, 5 competitors), Growth at $299/month (100 prompts, 3 brands, 15 competitors, account management, branded reports), Scale at $799/month (300 prompts, 10 brands, unlimited competitors, dedicated support) and Custom for enterprise programs with SLA, DPA and invoice billing. Yearly billing saves up to 18%.
Learn moreSupport
24/7 support on all plans, account management from Growth upward, and a dedicated support channel with onboarding and quarterly reviews on Scale. Custom adds a dedicated account manager and security-review support.
Learn moreIntegrations
No live third-party integrations are listed on the homepage. API, Looker Studio and platform white-label are named as first access for Scale customers, with full inclusion on the Custom plan.
Features
Daily prompt capture across six answer engines, five metrics reported per engine, competitor share of voice, cited-domain analysis, sentiment, prompt-level trends, before/during/after experiments, scheduled PDF and white-label reports, raw Excel export, and a free site checker covering AI crawler rules, structured data, sitemap freshness and llms.txt.
Frequently asked questions about aSERP
How much does aSERP cost?
Four tiers: Starter at $89/month (25 prompts, 1 brand, 5 competitors), Growth at $299/month (100 prompts, 3 brands, 15 competitors, account management, branded reports), Scale at $799/month (300 prompts, 10 brands, unlimited competitors, dedicated support) and Custom for enterprise programs with SLA, DPA and invoice billing. Yearly billing saves up to 18%.Does aSERP offer a free trial?
A 7-day Growth trial is offered with no credit card required. A free answer-engine audit and a free site checker are also available without an account.How do you use aSERP?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account and add your brand 2. Define the prompts your buyers actually type 3. Review the five metrics per engine 4. Inspect citations and competitors 5. Run an experiment and export the result 6. Run the free site checker.What platforms does aSERP support?
aSERP is available on Web App.What does aSERP integrate with?
No live third-party integrations are listed on the homepage. API, Looker Studio and platform white-label are named as first access for Scale customers, with full inclusion on the Custom plan.What are the limitations of aSERP?
Entry pricing starts at $89/month for just 25 tracked prompts and one brand, which is tight for any real category. API, Looker Studio and platform white-label are promised for later stages and reserved for the Scale tier and above. No native integrations are listed on the homepage beyond planned export channels, so workflows need manual glue.
