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A 7 day free trial is available through signup, and a demo can be booked separately.
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AI search visibility tracking plus done-for-you brand mentions
Intermediate API
What is CrowdReply?
CrowdReply tracks how brands appear in AI answers across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and others, then helps improve it with onsite content and done-for-you offsite mentions on pages AI already cites.
CrowdReply is an AI search visibility platform that combines measurement with action. It tracks whether a brand appears in answers from assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Copilot and Grok, then helps close the gaps through two kinds of work: publishing content on the brand's own site and earning mentions on third-party pages that AI models already cite. The tracking side covers prompt monitoring (the questions buyers ask and whether the brand shows up in the reply), competitor comparison with sentiment analysis, and citation analysis that shows which pages shape an answer and where the brand is absent. The onsite side turns buyer questions into content through a brief, research and draft-and-polish workflow. The offsite side is described as done for you: the user sets a budget, CrowdReply gets a mention live on a relevant page, and the visibility score is charted against the date each placement went up. A newer citation outreach feature targets the user's top visibility prompts and reports targeted, contacted, offered and live counts against a placement budget. The product is aimed at marketing, SEO and growth teams, mostly at software and service companies that want to appear in recommendation-style answers without running their own outreach. The homepage cites more than 5,000 brands, a 4.9 rating on G2 and several named case studies, including lemlist, TaxDome and Respeecher. It also offers an MCP server and API so the platform can be used from Claude, Cursor or Codex. Among alternatives, many visibility trackers stop at dashboards and leave content and link-building to the customer or an agency. CrowdReply positions its built-in engagement engine as the difference, bundling tracking with placements. The site claims visibility gains in roughly six to eight weeks, which is a vendor figure and not an independent benchmark. A 7 day free trial and a demo booking are both offered.
How do you use CrowdReply?
1Start the free trial
Create an account through the signup page to begin the 7 day free trial. A demo can be booked instead for a guided walkthrough.2Add the prompts to track
Enter the questions your buyers ask AI assistants so the platform can show when your brand is included in answers and when competitors appear instead.3Review visibility and citations
Compare your visibility with competitors, read the sentiment findings and check citation analysis to find sources that shape answers without mentioning you.4Create onsite content
Use the content brief, research and draft steps to publish pages that answer the questions buyers ask about your product.5Launch a citation outreach campaign
Set a placement budget and let the campaign target your top visibility prompts, then follow offers and live mentions.6Connect through MCP or API
Bring CrowdReply into Claude, Cursor or Codex using the MCP server, or build your own integration with the API.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Combines visibility tracking, content creation and third-party mention placement in one platformAI
- Tracks many AI engines, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Grok and Google AIOAI
- Citation analysis shows which pages shape AI answers and where a brand is missingAI
- Offers a 7 day free trial and a demo, plus several published case studiesAI
- MCP server and API let teams use it from Claude, Cursor or CodexAI
Cons
- Offsite mentions depend on paid placements and a budget, which can make total cost hard to predictAI
- The 6-8 week visibility claim is a vendor figure with no independent verification on the homepageAI
- Built for marketing and SEO teams, so it offers little to individuals or non-commercial usersAI
- Placing paid mentions on third-party pages raises transparency questions that buyers should evaluateAI
- Pricing details sit on a separate page and are not stated on the homepageAI
How much does CrowdReply cost?
Pricing
Pricing is published on a dedicated pricing page; the homepage gives no plan prices. Offsite placements run against a budget the customer sets for each campaign.
Learn moreSupport
A demo can be booked with the team, and case studies and a blog are provided as resources. The homepage does not describe support channels or response times.
Learn moreIntegrations
Works with Claude, Cursor and OpenAI Codex through an MCP server, and offers an API for custom integrations. Tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AIO, Perplexity, Copilot and Grok.
Learn moreFeatures
Prompt tracking, competitor visibility with sentiment analysis, citation analysis, onsite content creation from briefs, done-for-you offsite mentions, citation outreach campaigns with placement budgets, and an MCP server and API.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about CrowdReply
How much does CrowdReply cost?
Pricing is published on a dedicated pricing page; the homepage gives no plan prices. Offsite placements run against a budget the customer sets for each campaign.Does CrowdReply offer a free trial?
A 7 day free trial is available through signup, and a demo can be booked separately.Does CrowdReply have an API?
Yes, CrowdReply offers an API.How do you use CrowdReply?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Start the free trial 2. Add the prompts to track 3. Review visibility and citations 4. Create onsite content 5. Launch a citation outreach campaign 6. Connect through MCP or API.What platforms does CrowdReply support?
CrowdReply is available on Web App.What does CrowdReply integrate with?
Works with Claude, Cursor and OpenAI Codex through an MCP server, and offers an API for custom integrations. Tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AIO, Perplexity, Copilot and Grok.
