See who AI is recommending instead of YOU.
Track your competitors' AI visibility across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Know their share of voice, the sources they're winning, and the opportunities you can steal.
Trusted by 5,000+ marketing teams running AI competitor analysis
Your competitors are probably being recommended by AI. Are you?
Here's an uncomfortable test…
Go to ChatGPT and ask 'best [your category] for [your audience].' Read the answer. If you're not on the list, your competitors are getting warm leads while you get nothing.
Competitor tracking in AI search isn't about obsessing over other brands. It's about knowing where you're losing the recommendation, which sources are feeding AI their story, and what you need to change to show up in the same answers.
The AI competitor tracking stack inside Promptmonitor
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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
Share of voice across every AI model
Add up to 10 competitors per project and watch their share of voice in real time. If your competitor lands in 70 percent of your tracked prompts and you land in 20 percent, we tell you the exact prompts where the gap is biggest.
Competitor AI visibility by prompt, model, and location
Some competitors dominate on ChatGPT. Others win on AI Overviews. Others show up only in certain countries. You get a full breakdown by prompt, by model, by region, so your AI competitor analysis is specific.
See the sources AI cites for your competitors
Every AI mention comes from somewhere. We show you the exact articles, reviews, Reddit threads, and publisher pages AI pulls from when recommending your competitors. If AI quotes a G2 review, we show it. If it pulls from a Reddit thread, we show it. That's your content and outreach list.
Spot competitor movement the day it happens
A new competitor just launched a content sprint and their mentions jumped 40 percent in a week. Most tools surface that a month later in a quarterly review. Promptmonitor flags it daily, so you can respond while it still matters.
Benchmark competitor visibility against yours over time
Pull a 30, 60, or 90 day chart of your share of voice versus each competitor. Great for board slides, quarterly reviews, and proving AEO work is moving the needle.
Alerts when a competitor takes a prompt
Tag the prompts that matter most to your business and get notified when a competitor starts appearing in them or a competitor's mentions pull ahead of yours.
Who Promptmonitor Is Built For
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Marketing teams who need to show their CMO a clear picture of AI share of voice.
And YOU, whatever brings you to Promptmonitor.
"We use Promptmonitorto track our clients' brand mentions and their competitors' visibility in AI. It's the only tool that gives us both sides of the story in one place."
Steve Lee
Founder, SEO Aesthetic (Ex-Google, Microsoft)AI competitor tracking FAQs
Add your competitors to any Promptmonitor project. For each prompt you track, we check every AI response for mentions of those competitors, not just you. You get their mention count, their position, their sentiment, and the sources AI cited to recommend them.
Share of voice in AI search is the percentage of AI responses that mention your brand versus your competitors for a given set of prompts. If you track 50 prompts and you show up in 15 while your competitor shows up in 30, their share of voice is twice yours. Promptmonitor calculates this across all 8 AI models automatically.
You can track up to 10 competitors per project on most plans. On the agency plan it's unlimited, which matters when you're running GEO for a portfolio of clients in different categories.
Yes. AI gives different answers by geography, so competitor tracking in Promptmonitor supports 200+ locations. Track competitor visibility in the US, UK, Germany, Nigeria, or any target market, and see where they're strong or weak.
Traditional SEO competitor analysis looks at Google rankings, backlinks, and keyword overlap. AI competitor tracking looks at which competitors AI recommends and which sources AI uses to recommend them. They're not replacements, they're companions. Most serious marketing teams now track both.