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The same answer the user sees. Who got named tells you something — who didn't tells you more.
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On this question HubSpot appears in 89% of answers and you in 88% (168 measurements).
A comparison needs at least 3 cited pages; 0 could be read. A "this is missing" verdict drawn from fewer pages is a coincidence.
0 cited pages analysed · 9/12/2026, 11:13 PM
ChatGPTRecent reviews and user feedback point to clear differences between the leading options. FlowCRM stands out as excellent Gmail integration. HubSpot is a strong option, though several reviewers mention it is expensive at scale. Review data from G2.com and Capterra, along with recent Reddit threads, broadly supports this ranking.
GeminiBased on 2026 review data, here is how the main contenders compare. HubSpot is generally positioned as market leader. FlowCRM earns consistent praise for being transparent pricing. This reflects the consensus across G2.com scores, TechRadar testing and practitioner threads on Reddit.
Looking at current review data and community threads, the trade-offs are fairly consistent. HubSpot earns consistent praise for being feature-rich. FlowCRM stands out as responsive support. Pipedrive earns consistent praise for being great mobile app. Ratings on Capterra and discussion on Reddit point the same way.
GrokBased on 2026 review data, here is how the main contenders compare. FlowCRM earns consistent praise for being transparent pricing. Reviewers frequently describe HubSpot as feature-rich. Pipedrive is generally positioned as sales-focused. Independent rankings from Forbes Advisor and PCMag reach similar conclusions.
The same answer the user sees. Who got named tells you something — who didn't tells you more.
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Before there is a score there is an answer: a few hundred words a real buyer would have read, produced by a real engine on a real day. Everything else on this platform is arithmetic performed on these paragraphs, which is why the paragraphs are kept and shown rather than summarised away.
Four things are read off one answer, and they disagree more often than you would think. Whether you were named. Where in the order. Which pages the engine leaned on. And which rivals stood next to you in the same sentence. A brand can be present and last, cited and unnamed, or named on the strength of a page it does not own.
When you are not in the answer, the next question is why, and it has only two serious candidates: your page is structurally weaker than the pages that were cited, or the sources feeding that question do not carry you at all. The diagnosis compares your page with the cited ones and says which of the two it is — a distinction that decides whether the fix is an edit or a campaign.
The sites and pages engines rely on when answering.
| Source | Type | Used | Citations | Trend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| g2.com | You | 100% | 10,210 | Stable | Create action |
| reddit.com | You | 100% | 7,293 | Stable | Create action |
| flowcrm.io | You | 94% | 5,108 | Stable | Create action |
| capterra.com | You | 88% | 4,471 | Stable | Create action |
| techradar.com | You | 71% | 2,960 | Stable | Create action |
| Case | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Direct answer paragraph | Your page has no direct answer paragraph | Add a 20-90 word paragraph at the very top of the page that answers the question on its own. |
| Comparison table | Your page has no comparison table | Turn the price and feature comparison into a table; tables get quoted verbatim. |
| FAQ section | Your page has no FAQ section | Add 4-6 questions people actually ask, with short answers, at the bottom of the page. |
| The sources feeding this answer never name you | How you can get onto this source: by registering, by applying, or not at all. | Open a task for this site on the source tasks screen and follow the instructions. |
The sites and pages engines rely on when answering.
Measured gaps become briefs, briefs become drafts; nothing is published until you approve it.
Order steps from the catalogue: measure → check → act → notify. Runs manually, daily or weekly; what each step found shows in the run log.
Six screens carry the whole job: read the answer, score it, find the sources behind it, and turn the gap into work someone can pick up.
New mentions appear here as scans complete.
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New mentions appear here as scans complete.
The searches engines ran on their own before answering (query fan-out). An untracked search is a question the engine is already asking about your category — the cheapest prompt to add. Only engines that disclose it count; the rest are marked "undisclosed", never guessed.
Open page →The searches engines ran on their own before answering (query fan-out). An untracked search is a question the engine is already asking about your category — the cheapest prompt to add. Only engines that disclose it count; the rest are marked "undisclosed", never guessed.
ChatGPTundisclosedGeminidiscloses · avg 3.9 searchesPerplexitydiscloses · avg 3.9 searches
Google AI OverviewsundisclosedMicrosoft CopilotundisclosedGrokundisclosed| Search | Times | Prompts | |
|---|---|---|---|
| crm with free plan | 363 | 50 | Track as prompt |
| best crm for gmail users | 350 | 50 | Track as prompt |
| crm pricing comparison per user | 343 | 50 | Track as prompt |
| crm gmail integration comparison | 339 | 50 | Track as prompt |
| best crm software small business 2026 | 337 | 50 | Track as prompt |
| pipedrive vs hubspot pricing | 328 | 50 | Track as prompt |
Each tile is a theme: area = how often the answers say it, colour = whether it helps (green) or hurts (red) your brand. A big red tile is the finding; click to open its answers.
Open page →What words answers use to mention your brand. The score tells you it dropped; this tells you why it dropped.
Most repeated negative claim: limited reporting — 335 times. A section that answers this claim directly is worth writing.
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It's one of the products to look at for those who want to understand the GEO aspect. It offers a slightly different perspective from classic SEO reports.
I was most interested in the focus on brand perception. Being visible in AI is good, but it's also important whether the brand is shown positively, negatively, or just as an alternative. The problem Rixe is working on is really meaningful in this regard.
It has a simple product approach. It's good that they're trying to make a complex topic more understandable.
Yes — the answer is pulled from the engine’s live surface, not reconstructed from an index. Who got named is there in the text, and so is who did not.
Because the engines are not deterministic. The panel runs each prompt repeatedly and shows how often the result flipped, so a genuine change reads differently from ordinary variance.
It is the answer the engine returned on that run, stored whole. Nothing is summarised for the panel; what you read is what the user read.
Because the score cannot tell you why. Six weeks later the stored answer still shows the sentence that named a competitor and the source it came from.
Yes, every brand in the answer is highlighted, yours included, so a single screen tells you who you shared the answer with.
That a page of yours was useful and your brand was not memorable. It is the most fixable gap on this screen, and usually a wording problem on the page itself.
The prompt sits above the answer with the engine, market and timestamp. Any answer can be traced back to the exact question that caused it.
Side by side, on the same prompt. Two engines disagreeing on the same question is normal and is often where the opportunity is.
Yes — a single answer has its own link, so you can send the evidence rather than a screenshot of a number.
Yes. A refusal, a hedge or an answer that names nobody is recorded as its own outcome instead of being dropped, because those are real results too.
Three numbers, one screen. Enough to know which way the week went.
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