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Your brand,as AI sees it.

AmpliRank asks every major AI engine the questions your buyers ask, then shows where you're named, who's named instead, which sources decide it, and what to publish next.

Asked on every run

  1. ChatGPTOpenAI
  2. ClaudeAnthropic
  3. GeminiGoogle
  4. PerplexityPerplexity
  5. Google AI ModeGoogle Search
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Runs / 11 Nov 2026

Run of 11 November

48 questions3 engines144 answersweb search on

Named, questions that don't mention you1

this run

31%

24–39% range · 144 answers · previous 25% (19–33%)

0255075100

Up 6 points since 4 Nov · not yet a clear change, the ranges overlap

By engine

95% range
Claude17 of 4835%23–50%
Gemini15 of 4831%20–45%
Google AI Mode13 of 4827%17–41%

Ranges that overlap don't show which engine names you more.

On the same answers

144 answers
Workloft63 of 14444%Ahead by 13
Taskmoor45 of 14431%You
Planhaven32 of 14422%Behind you by 9
Stackwell13 of 1449%Behind you by 22

A gap is called only when its 95% range, paired over the same questions and engines, excludes zero.

What to do next

from this run
  1. 01Answer “best project management software for agencies”Searched in 64% of answers. Workloft is named in 9 of 12; your agency page never says who the product is for.Plan page
  2. 02Get reviewed on saas-reviews.exampleCited in 54% of the answers that leave you out.See answers
  3. 03Ask “how to migrate from spreadsheets” directlyEngines search it on their own; asking it gives it a trend.Add question

1 Sample data for Taskmoor, a fictional brand. Each question is asked through the engine's API with web search on; answers can differ from what a signed-in person sees. 95% Wilson intervals.

FIG. 01 · A sample run, replayed

One answer is noise. A run is evidence.

48 questions × 3 answers eachnames Taskmoordoesn't

Answer · Claude

Names Workloft instead

“best project management software for agencies”

The engine searched

  • agency project management software 2026
  • project management for agencies reviews
  • PM tool client portal agencies

And cited

  • saas-reviews.example
  • agency-ops.example
  • workloft.example

Named, unbranded questions

31%

24–39% range · 144 answers

15 points wide after 144 answers. After the first handful it spans most of the scale: that's why one answer, or one screenshot, proves nothing.

Claude
35% 23–50%
Gemini
31% 20–45%
Google AI Mode
27% 17–41%

A sample run: Taskmoor, its rivals and its sources are fictional. Ranges are 95% Wilson intervals, recomputed after every answer.

The shift

Your buyers ask an engine which tools to shortlist. The answer is the new first page.

  • best project management software for agencies
  • project management software under $10 per user
  • kanban vs gantt for client projects
  • SOC 2 compliant project management tool
  • resource planning software for agencies
  • project management with built-in time tracking
  • share project status with clients
  • project management tool that integrates with Slack
  • how to migrate projects from spreadsheets
  • project profitability reporting for agencies
  • project management for remote teams across time zones
  • project management tool with AI summaries
  • project management tool for creative agencies
  • cheapest PM tool with time tracking
  • all-in-one or best-of-breed project tools
  • project management software with SSO
  • how to forecast team capacity
  • track billable hours per client project
  • client approval workflow software
  • PM tool with a CRM integration
  • how long to roll out a new PM tool
  • see which clients are profitable
  • async standup tool
  • AI that writes project status reports
  • agency project management with a client portal
  • project management software pricing comparison
  • project management tool comparison 2026
  • GDPR compliant project management for EU agencies
  • see who is overbooked next week
  • turn tracked time into invoices
  • client portal for agency projects
  • project management with a public API
  • project management tool for non-technical teams
  • budget vs actual hours report
  • best tool for distributed agency teams
  • AI task estimates for projects
  • best PM tool for a 20-person agency
  • free project management tool for small teams
  • spreadsheet or project management tool
  • project management tool with an audit log
  • capacity planning for client services
  • time tracking designers don't hate
  • how to stop status update emails
  • sync tasks with Google Calendar
  • PM software onboarding for 50 people
  • agency KPI dashboard
  • replace daily status meetings
  • is AI project management worth it

Every engine

Where your buyers ask. One method, every answer comparable.

The same questions go to each engine the same way, with web search on. Every answer is kept with the searches the engine ran and the sources it cited, so you can see why it named who it named.

  1. 01ChatGPTOpenAIAnswer · web searches · citations
  2. 02ClaudeAnthropicAnswer · web searches · citations
  3. 03GeminiGoogleAnswer · Google searches · citations
  4. 04PerplexityPerplexityAnswer · searches · citations
  5. 05Google AI ModeGoogle SearchAnswer · cited sources

How it works

From a question to the page that answers it. Six steps, one screen each.

01 · Ask

Questions drafted from your site, or your own.

Start from the questions your buyers ask. AmpliRank reads your site and drafts the buying, comparing and learning questions a person would put to an AI engine, or you write your own. Questions are kept in sets, so every run asks the same ones and runs stay comparable.

  • Drafts from your site on a paid plan; your own questions on any plan
  • Sets for buyer types, comparisons, security reviews, markets
  • Questions that name you are measured apart from those that don't

Questions

48 in your sets4 setsdrafted from taskmoor.example

QuestionSetSourceIntent
best project management software for agenciesAgency buyersDrafted from your siteBuying
SOC 2 compliant project management toolSecurity reviewsDrafted from your siteBuying
kanban vs gantt for client projectsComparisonsYoursComparing
resource planning software for agenciesAgency buyersDrafted from your siteBuying
how to migrate projects from spreadsheetsSwitchingSearched by enginesLearning

02 · Measure

How often each engine names you, with its range.

Each run asks every question to every engine on your plan, with web search on, and reads whether you are named. The headline counts only questions that don't mention you, so it shows discovery rather than recall, and it always carries its 95% range and the number of answers behind it.

  • One figure per run, with range and answer count
  • The same figure per engine
  • Change since the last run, called only when the ranges allow it

Named, questions that don't mention you1

this run

31%

24–39% range · 144 answers · previous 25% (19–33%)

0255075100

Up 6 points since 4 Nov · not yet a clear change, the ranges overlap

By engine

95% range
Claude17 of 4835%23–50%
Gemini15 of 4831%20–45%
Google AI Mode13 of 4827%17–41%

Ranges that overlap don't show which engine names you more.

03 · Compare

Competitors on the same answers.

Competitors are measured on exactly the answers you are, never on a separate sample, so a gap is a like-for-like difference. A gap is called only when its range, paired over the same questions and engines, excludes zero.

  • Your rate and theirs on one scale
  • Ahead or behind, with the size of the gap
  • Brands the engines name that you don't track yet

On the same answers

144 answers
Workloft63 of 14444%Ahead by 13
Taskmoor45 of 14431%You
Planhaven32 of 14422%Behind you by 9
Stackwell13 of 1449%Behind you by 22

A gap is called only when its 95% range, paired over the same questions and engines, excludes zero.

04 · Trace

What the engines searched and which sources they cite.

Engines search the web while they answer. AmpliRank keeps the searches they report and the sources they cite, so you can see which questions they really ask and which sites they trust when they leave you out.

  • The questions engines searched on their own
  • Sources cited in answers that leave you out
  • Opportunities: searched often, competitors named, you not
Question the engines searchedSearched inYouMost namedStatus
best project management software for agencies64%92 of 1443 of 12Workloft · 9Opportunity
SOC 2 compliant project management tool27%39 of 1441 of 5Stackwell · 3Opportunity
how to migrate projects from spreadsheets22%32 of 1440 of 4Workloft · 2No page answers it
kanban vs gantt for client projects16%23 of 1440 of 3Planhaven · 2Opportunity
resource planning software for agencies41%59 of 1446 of 8Taskmoor · 6You lead

Sources that leave you out

cited in
saas-reviews.example54%
workloft.example48%
pm-compare.example35%

What the engines searched

this run

38 questions the engines searched on their own while answering yours. The ones searched most, where competitors are named and you aren't, are marked as opportunities.

05 · Fix

Whether your pages answer it, and the page to write.

For each question, AmpliRank finds your best page and checks whether it answers the question. Where no page does, it says so, and the gap becomes an action with an owner, a due date and the evidence attached.

  • Your best page per question
  • Answers it, partly, or no page
  • Actions with owner, status and the evidence behind them
QuestionYour best pageCoverageNext
best project management software for agencies/agenciesPartlySay who it is for, with team sizes
how to migrate projects from spreadsheetsNone foundNo pageWrite a migration guide
SOC 2 compliant project management tool/securityPartlyPublish the SOC 2 report status
resource planning software for agencies/resource-planningAnswers itNothing to do

06 · Share

A weekly brief your team reads in two minutes.

The brief is written from the run's own measurements, not by a model: where you stand, what changed since last run, and the three things to do next. Share it by link. Changes are reported as observed, never as caused.

  • Written from the run's figures
  • Shared by link
  • Observed change only, with its range

Brief · week of 10 Nov

shared by link

Taskmoor is named in 31% of answers to questions that don't mention it (range 24–39%, 144 answers).

Up 6 points since 4 Nov. Not yet a clear change: the ranges overlap. Workloft still leads on agency buying questions.

  1. 01Answer “best project management software for agencies”
  2. 02Get reviewed on saas-reviews.example
  3. 03Ask “how to migrate from spreadsheets” directly

Changes are observed between runs, never claimed as caused.

Real screens, in a sample workspace.

Sources

The pages the engines read. And which ones leave you out.

Engines search while they answer, and cite what they read. AmpliRank keeps every citation, so you can see which review sites, comparison pages and forums shape the answers you're missing from, and where a mention would count.

Cited in the 99 answers that leave Taskmoor outshare

  1. 01saas-reviews.example54%
  2. 02workloft.example48%
  3. 03pm-compare.example35%
  4. 04ops-forum.example28%
  5. 05planhaven.example27%
  6. 06agency-ops.example24%

Sample data. In a real run these come from the citations each engine returns with its answer, and each one links to the answers that cite it.

The weekly brief

What changed, and what to do next. Read in two minutes, acted on by Friday.

  • Written from the run's own figures, not by a model
  • A change is called only when the ranges allow it
  • Three actions, each with the answers behind it
  • Shared by link with the people who write the pages
Brief · week of 10 NovTaskmoor · sample

Taskmoor is named in 31% of answers to questions that don't mention it.

range 24–39% · 144 answers · previous 25% (19–33%)

Up 6 points since 4 Nov. Not yet a clear change: the ranges overlap. Workloft still leads on agency buying questions.

  1. 01Rewrite /agencies to say who Taskmoor is for“best project management software for agencies” is searched in 64% of answers; Workloft is named in 9 of 12, Taskmoor in 3.Content · due Thu 13 Nov
  2. 02Get reviewed on saas-reviews.exampleCited in more answers that leave Taskmoor out than any other site.Marketing · due Fri 21 Nov
  3. 03Publish a spreadsheet migration guideEngines search “migrate projects from spreadsheets” on their own; no Taskmoor page answers it.Content · due Fri 21 Nov

Changes are observed between runs, never claimed as caused.

Trust

Built to be trusted with your data.

  1. 01

    Isolated workspaces

    Each workspace's data is isolated, and every operation is tested against cross-workspace access.

  2. 02

    Sign-in without passwords

    A single-use email code or Google. Codes are stored hashed.

  3. 03

    Scoped API keys

    Every API key belongs to one workspace and is stored as a hash.

  4. 04

    One cloud, named

    The app, its database, its queues and its email run on Cloudflare. The full list of sub-processors is public.

How we protect your data

Who it's for

For the team that writes the pages.

  1. 01Content and SEO teamsThe questions you lose, the sources that leave you out, the page to write.
  2. 02Brand and marketing leadersOne honest number for how AI presents you, and what's behind it.
  3. 03AgenciesEvery client in one place, and a brief per client each week.
  4. 04FoundersKnow whether AI recommends you before your customers decide.

Transparent pricing

Priced in answers you can count.

One answer is one question asked to one engine. Plans list how many answers a month they include, and the calculator shows what a run of your size uses.

Free

$0

Your questions, the AI crawler check and the method. Runs start on a paid plan.

Starter

120

answers a month

$49 a month

Growth

400

answers a month

$149 a month

Agency

1,000

answers a month

$399 a month

See pricing

Questions

Asked often.

How does AmpliRank get its answers?
Through each engine's API with web search switched on, the same way for every question. API samples are not a complete view of what every person sees: answers can differ from a signed-in session in the app, which is why every rate comes with a range.
Which engines?
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Mode: the engines your buyers ask. Each is asked through its own API with web search on, and every answer is kept with the searches and sources behind it.
How accurate is it?
Every rate is a sampled estimate, not a guarantee, so it comes with its 95% range and the number of answers behind it. Around 200 answers give a range of roughly 6 points either side of a 30% rate; more samples per question narrow it.
What's free?
Your questions, the AI crawler check and the method. Runs start on a paid plan, because every answer is a paid call to an engine.
Do you guarantee better rankings?
No. AmpliRank shows what changed after you act. It never claims the change was caused by your work.

■ ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Perplexity · Google AI Mode

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