CompeteScan

CompeteScan is an analytics tool that tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity recommend you or rivals. CompeteScan scans ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity to show whether AI answers recommend your brand or a competitor, explains why rivals win, and returns a ranked playbook of fixes.

CompeteScan is an AI visibility tracker that checks whether answer engines name your brand or a competitor when buyers ask category questions. It queries ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity with search enabled, so each report shows not only who gets mentioned but also which pages the engines cite as sources. The workflow starts with a domain. CompeteScan reads the site's positioning, detects likely competitors, and runs the prompts a buyer would plausibly ask. Results land in a rank matrix that places your brand beside each rival for every prompt and engine. Any losing prompt can be opened to read the full answer the AI produced. A win analysis then explains why a competitor was picked, pointing to the sources the model leaned on, such as review-site roundups or forum threads that name the rival repeatedly. The output ends in a ranked playbook. Fixes are grouped into content briefs, citations to earn and on-site changes, each scored so the highest-leverage work comes first, with a counter for completed items. A visibility trend view tracks mentions week over week, which helps teams see when a competitor starts to gain ground. The product suits founders watching a single brand, marketing teams that need daily monitoring, and agencies managing many clients. The free scan covers five prompts on ChatGPT only; paid plans add Gemini and Perplexity, more prompts and competitors, higher scan frequency, alerts and, at the agency level, API access. CompeteScan is deliberately narrow. It does not write articles or generate content, and the vendor says so directly. It measures share of voice in AI answers and recommends actions, which positions it against the AI visibility add-ons in large SEO suites such as Semrush or Ahrefs. Teams already invested in those suites may keep them for Google rankings and use a standalone tracker for the answer-engine side, usually at a lower entry price.