Launch weekly, then get proof of whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini mention you.
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LaunchAutopilot is an analytics tool. A weekly launch directory that baselines and re-measures how often ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini mention a product after launch, using control questions to separate real change from category noise.
LaunchAutopilot is a weekly launch directory built around a single idea: a launch should produce evidence, not just a day of traffic. Before a product joins a cohort, the team asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini the kinds of questions real buyers type, and records a baseline rate of how often the product comes up. The product then launches alongside other startups in a curated, vote-ranked weekly cohort. Thirty days later the same frozen questions are asked again, checked against control questions in the same category, and the change in mention rate is published, good or bad. The tool is aimed at startups, indie makers and marketing teams who want to know whether being discussed in AI answer engines actually shifted after a launch, rather than guessing from vanity metrics. In practice, a maker joins the waitlist, gets a free check that covers thirty questions across the three engines along with the cited sources, and can later opt into a paid Launch Pass that reserves a specific launch week. A separate, clearly labelled sponsored position can sit above the ranked board, but it takes no part in the ranking itself and does not touch editorial review. What separates LaunchAutopilot from a typical launch board is its refusal to publish a single rank or score. Engines do not rank products, so the site reports a mention rate with a statistical range instead, and it subtracts any category wide drift measured through control questions. Every rejection from a cohort is listed with its reason on a public stats page. For teams used to directories that sell visibility outright, this measurement first approach positions LaunchAutopilot closer to an audit tool than a promotional listing, at the cost of the instant exposure other directories offer.
The homepage does not list specific prices. A free check (thirty questions across three engines) is available to all entrants, with an optional paid Launch Pass that selects a launch week and a separate labelled sponsored spot above the ranked board.
Learn moreA contact page is provided for inquiries; the homepage does not mention live chat, phone support or a help center.
Learn moreLaunchAutopilot queries ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini directly to measure mentions; the homepage does not list any third party integrations.
Pre launch baseline of how often ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini mention a product, placement in a curated weekly launch cohort, a thirty day re-measurement against control questions, a published mention rate with range instead of a rank, and public rejection reasons.
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