Who uses Rixe

Brand teams that need to know what assistants say before a customer quotes it back, agencies reporting on several clients at once, and e-commerce operators tying AI answers to orders.

The same panel, with a workspace per client — three, ten or twenty-five depending on the agency tier — plus the white-label report, CSV export and the API for pulling numbers into a deck you already send.

One where somebody is already accountable for organic demand and has noticed the answer changing before the ranking did.

No. The smallest useful setup is one person, one market and thirty prompts; the largest we run is several hundred prompts across eight markets.

Any category where a buyer asks a question before buying — software, e-commerce, travel, finance, health-adjacent services. It works least well where purchases are purely local and impulsive.

Not to measure. To move the number you need someone who can publish, whether that is an agency, a freelancer or one person on the marketing team.

Their own brand prompts, to see whether the engines describe them correctly. It is the fastest way to find something wrong on day one.

Having nobody to act on the findings. The measurement holds up; a dashboard that nobody can respond to gets closed after a month.

Two to five in a brand team, more in an agency. Projects, not seats, are what the plans count, so adding a colleague costs nothing.

Where one has agreed to references, yes. If nobody in your segment has, we will say so rather than arrange a conversation with a poor match.