Do AI assistants name you?
Every week MonoRanks asks three models the questions your customers ask, with no hint about your website, and records whether the answers name you, link to you, or point somewhere else.
Questions from your keywords
Suggest questions from tracked keywords and top Search Console queries, or type your own. Each active question is asked once a week to up to three configured models, word for word, with no mention of your brand.
Named, linked, or someone else
Each answer is stored in full. MonoRanks marks whether it names your site, links a URL of yours, and which other domains it names. The trend shows the share week by week.
Answer gaps become actions
Questions where the answers keep naming someone else are turned into page briefs: a plain outline of the page that would answer it, drafted from your own site, waiting for approval like any other action.
Real models, labeled honestly
Every answer is labeled with the model that gave it, such as GPT-5.2 or Claude Sonnet 4.6. Without an AI key the built-in stand-in answers and says so. Nothing here enters a score.
What it is not
A sample of answers is a sample. Models change, answers vary, and a 57 % share this week is a signal, not a rank. MonoRanks shows the raw answers so you can judge them yourself.
Questions about AI mentions
Which models are asked?
Leading models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, currently GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Gemini 3 Pro. Three per question by default.
How many questions can I track?
Free 5, Starter 15, Agency 60 questions per workspace, shared across its websites.
Do you tell the model which site to look for?
No. The question is asked exactly as written. Mentions are detected afterwards from the answer text and links.
Does this cost extra?
About three model calls per question per week, counted against the website’s daily AI limit. No separate charge.
Find out who AI names instead of you.
Five questions per website on the Free plan.