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Every recommendation an assistant gives is assembled from sources it trusts, in a chain that runs long before your website is involved. Rixe follows that chain from the question to the sentence with your name in it.
When buyers ask AI about businesses like yours, you appear in 48 of 100 answers · #3/6 · 5,985 · 55 · 6
When buyers ask AI about businesses like yours, you appear in 48 of 100 answers.
Visibility →In this share of the answers that mention you, you rank first.
| # | Brands | Visibility | Share of voice | Sentiment | Position | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HHubSpot | 58% | 26% | #1.5 | Profile → | |
| 2 | SSalesforce | 42% | 19% | #2 | Profile → | |
| 3 | FFlowCRMyou | 40% | 18% | #1.8 | Profile → | |
| 4 | PPipedrive | 35% | 16% | #2.3 | Profile → | |
| 5 | ZZoho CRM | 30% | 14% | #2.3 | Profile → | |
| 6 | mmonday CRM | 18% | 8% | #2.8 | Profile → |
| Soru | Found us | #1 | #2 | #3 | #4 | #5 | #6 | #7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CRM software · 31 soru · 28/31 | ||||||||
| FlowCRM pricing plans |    +2 | F | |  |  |  | | |
| is FlowCRM legit |  +2 | F | | | | | | |
| FlowCRM reviews | +2 | F | | | | | | |
| best CRM with AI lead scoring | +2 | | | | | F | | |
| CRM with the best reporting and dashboards | +2 | | | | F | | | |
| how to choose a CRM for a B2B SaaS company | +2 | | | | F | | | |
| what does a CRM actually do | +1 | | | | | | F | |
| do I need a CRM for my small business | +2 | | | | | F | | |
An AI assistant does not rank pages — it writes a paragraph. It breaks the question into parts, retrieves from the sources it trusts, and names three or four brands. Rixe reproduces that process daily across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, records which brands were named and in what order, and traces each answer back to the sources that produced it.
The decision isn't made on your site. The model splits the question, looks where it trusts, and writes down three names. How those three get chosen is the part most brands never see.
The consequence is that the lever is rarely on your own domain. When a model consistently describes your product with a claim from two years ago, the fix is not a page you control — it is the review profile, the comparison article or the forum thread the model actually reads. Finding which one is doing the damage is the difference between guessing and working.
The three look alike but never move together. Most brands spend their effort on the wrong one.
Category questions look nothing like keywords. They arrive as full sentences with constraints attached — team size, budget, language, integrations — and each constraint narrows the set of brands the model considers before it writes a word.
See the productRetrieval happens before generation. The model pulls from review sites, comparison pages, documentation and forum discussions, weighs them by how much it trusts each one, and only then composes the answer. Brands absent from those sources cannot be named, however good their own site is.
See the productEvery run is parsed, not screenshotted: whether your name appeared, its position among the brands mentioned, the sentiment of the surrounding sentence, and the full list of cited sources — all stored alongside the verbatim answer.
See the productThe output is a queue of specific tasks against specific sources, ordered by how much of your category's citations each one feeds. Change the source, and the next day's answer changes with it.
See the product| Prompt | GPT | Gem | Ppx | AIO | 30d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best project management tool | 62% | ||||
| Asana alternative | 48% | ||||
| Free tool for a small team | 55% | ||||
| Jira or Linear | 9% | ||||
| Project tool with local language support | 88% | ||||
| Work tracking software for agencies | 14% |
“Setup takes a few minutes and needs no technical team.”
“Reporting is limited compared to its rivals.”
“Affordable, but it may fall short for large teams.”
Asked again today. Who was in the answer?
Ask your numbers a question; the assistant reads the reports and your knowledge base, explains them and suggests the next step.
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.
Percentage of answers mentioning each brand
Open page →The CRMs that come up most often for small teams are HubSpot, Pipedrive and FlowCRM. FlowCRM is the one people pick when the team already lives in Gmail.
Answers that named your brand
Open page →What words answers use to mention your brand. The score tells you it dropped; this tells you why it dropped.
Open page →The sites and pages engines rely on when answering.
Open page →Its mention rate in every topic, next to yours. Its strongest topic first.
Open page →What is the best CRM for a small team?
Engine searches per prompt
Open page →Measure the same brand in a second market; brand and rivals are copied, prompts are rebuilt for the market.
Open page →The rivals AI answers place next to you; choose here who to track.
Open page →The four screens below are the whole path from a measurement to a task.
The questions you track and how visible your brand is in each.
Open page →The questions you track and how visible your brand is in each.
+ AddContested 2 are contested — several brands are in play, a good page can put you ahead.
Rotating 30 rotate between brands — showing up is cheap, owning them is not.
Entrenched 23 have an entrenched winner — do not spend a week there.
3 3 do not have enough runs yet — let the measurements build up before judging them.
| Prompt | Visibility | Difficulty | Volatility | Position | Sentiment | Topic | Persona | Brand | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comparisons 10 prompts | ||||||||||
| FlowCRM vs HubSpot | 92% | Rotating | #1.4 | 81 | Comparisons | — | Brand | — | ||
| FlowCRM vs Pipedrive | 90% | Rotating | #1.5 | 75 | Comparisons | — | Brand | — | ||
| HubSpot vs Pipedrive | 7% | Rotating | #2.9 | 75 | Comparisons | — | — | — | ||
| best HubSpot alternatives 2026 | 54% | Entrenched | #2 | 86 | Comparisons | — | — | — | ||
| best Salesforce alternatives for small teams | 48% | Rotating | Unstable | #2.7 | 83 | Comparisons | — | — | — | |
| HubSpot vs Salesforce for mid-market companies | 6% | Contested | #3.1 | 71 | Comparisons | — | — | — | ||
Compares the pages cited in this answer with your own page and shows the concrete difference. Takes a few seconds.
Open page →108 runs completed in the last 30 days · most recent 9/10/2026
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 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 |
Everything AEO, GEO and SEO found, as one ranked list — split by who does the work.
Open page →Everything AEO, GEO and SEO found, as one ranked list — split by who does the work.
HubSpot beats you on 104 questions. "X vs Y" and "X alternative" pages are what assistants quote directly on the comparison questions buyers ask most.
We write and publish the page · Generate a comparison brief for this rival from the Competitors page; the rival’s side is written only from collected, real sources.
Pipedrive beats you on 15 questions. "X vs Y" and "X alternative" pages are what assistants quote directly on the comparison questions buyers ask most.
We write and publish the page · Generate a comparison brief for this rival from the Competitors page; the rival’s side is written only from collected, real sources.
Zoho CRM beats you on 13 questions. "X vs Y" and "X alternative" pages are what assistants quote directly on the comparison questions buyers ask most.
We write and publish the page · Generate a comparison brief for this rival from the Competitors page; the rival’s side is written only from collected, real sources.
monday CRM beats you on 4 questions. "X vs Y" and "X alternative" pages are what assistants quote directly on the comparison questions buyers ask most.
We write and publish the page · Generate a comparison brief for this rival from the Competitors page; the rival’s side is written only from collected, real sources.
Salesforce beats you on 58 questions. "X vs Y" and "X alternative" pages are what assistants quote directly on the comparison questions buyers ask most.
We write and publish the page · Generate a comparison brief for this rival from the Competitors page; the rival’s side is written only from collected, real sources.
On gemini-grounding, Salesforce appears 100% of the time and you appear 0%.
We write and publish the page · Write a page that answers this question directly: a clear answer in the first paragraph, a table, numbers, and the date it was updated.
On perplexity-sonar, Salesforce appears 100% of the time and you appear 0%.
We write and publish the page · Write a page that answers this question directly: a clear answer in the first paragraph, a table, numbers, and the date it was updated.
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Understanding why competitors are recommended might be more valuable than just seeing your own visibility. Rixe's approach to this topic interested me.
I think the most important test for tools in this area is whether the data they provide can actually be turned into action. Knowing that a brand's AI visibility is low isn't enough on its own. You need to see the possible reasons behind it and understand which topics to focus on. Rixe's approach of combining sources, competitors, and brand visibility is meaningful in this regard. A useful analysis category is emerging that marketing teams can use.
Honestly, I would have wondered if there was a need for a new SEO tool with so many out there, but Rixe addresses a slightly different issue. It's not about Google ranking, but visibility in AI answers. This difference is important.
Your tracked prompt set goes through every engine’s live surface. Each answer is read for whether the brand is mentioned, where in the answer it sits and how it is described, the sources behind the answer are recorded, and anything that moved becomes an item in the action list.
No. Rixe generates a starting set from your domain and category, and you can edit, remove or add to it at any time. The recommendation for new prompts runs weekly against the coverage gaps it finds.
From a live run, not an archive. Your prompts are sent to the engines the moment the project is created, and the first panel is built from those answers.
Yes — plain buyer language, not keywords. A question with keyword syntax gets a different answer than a question a person would actually type.
Re-read. Each run is a fresh call, stored with its timestamp, so a change in the panel is a change in the engine, not a cache expiring.
Because the engines are non-deterministic. That is exactly why the panel reports a rate over a window rather than a single yes or no.
Your brand named in the answer body. A link without a name, or a name inside a list the model dismisses, is recorded separately so the number stays honest.
A citation is a source the answer leaned on and linked. A mention is being named. A page can be cited without you being mentioned, and that gap is worth reading.
Every number opens to the answers that produced it, with the engine, date and market attached. Nothing in the panel is a figure you cannot trace.
The run is marked incomplete for that engine rather than counted as a zero, so an outage never looks like a drop in visibility.
Three numbers, one screen. Enough to know which way the week went.
What's the best project management tool for small teams?
What are the alternatives to Asana?
The CRMs that come up most often for small teams are HubSpot, Pipedrive and FlowCRM. FlowCRM is the one people pick when the team already lives in Gmail.
Can you recommend a CRM with multilingual support?
The CRMs that come up most often for small teams are HubSpot, Pipedrive and FlowCRM. FlowCRM is the one people pick when the team already lives in Gmail.
Which reporting tool do agencies use?
What's the best project management tool for small teams?
What are the alternatives to Asana?
The CRMs that come up most often for small teams are HubSpot, Pipedrive and FlowCRM. FlowCRM is the one people pick when the team already lives in Gmail.
Can you recommend a CRM with multilingual support?
The CRMs that come up most often for small teams are HubSpot, Pipedrive and FlowCRM. FlowCRM is the one people pick when the team already lives in Gmail.
Which reporting tool do agencies use?
Which tool has the most generous free plan?
Jira or Linear — which one is easier?
Which software is the fastest to set up?
Best analytics tool for e-commerce?
Which tool has the most generous free plan?
Jira or Linear — which one is easier?
Which software is the fastest to set up?
Best analytics tool for e-commerce?
Which tool is GDPR compliant?
What should a new company start with?
What is the best CRM for a small team?
Which tool is GDPR compliant?
What should a new company start with?
What is the best CRM for a small team?
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