GetIntel

GetIntel tracks how often ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews recommend your brand, scores each buyer prompt against competitors, and drafts concrete fixes (llms.txt, schema, Wikidata, counter-articles) that a coding agent ships to your site for review.

GetIntel is an AI search visibility platform built around a specific premise: buyers now ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews for recommendations before they ever scan a results page, and those answers name only a handful of brands. The product measures whether your brand is one of them, then turns each gap into a fix. It is aimed at founders and agencies running answer engine optimization, the discipline of earning citations inside AI answers rather than blue links. The workflow runs as a daily loop. You add the buyer prompts that matter in your category (pricing questions, alternatives, best-of comparisons), and GetIntel scores your visibility, share of voice, average position and citation rate against the competitors those engines actually name. One detail separates it from API-based trackers: answers are captured from the live interfaces of each engine, so the score reflects what a real buyer sees rather than a sanitized API response. Claude is included on the Growth tier; the other engines are tracked across plans. A citation source feed shows which domains each engine pulls from, with Reddit, X, G2 and Wikipedia broken out, since the company's own probing found 87% of citations pointed at third-party sources. The distinctive step is remediation. Instead of stopping at a dashboard, GetIntel drafts a grounded artifact per gap (an llms.txt file, schema markup, a Wikidata entry, a counter-article) and hands it to a coding agent such as Claude Code or Cursor through a connection, where it lands as a pull request on your real site. Nothing publishes without your review, and the score is rechecked afterward to confirm the fix moved. That makes the tool most useful to teams that already ship through an agent and can act on technical content work, rather than to marketers who want read-only reporting. Against classic SEO suites, the overlap is thin. GetIntel measures citations rather than Google rankings and treats brand recognition and source quality as the levers, with backlinks downplayed. A free AI citation checker runs 60 checks (20 buyer questions across 3 engines) to give a first read before you commit.