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AI Tracker Competitors Dashboard

Track how often models mention you, where you appear in their answers, and how your visibility changes over time, all in one clear view. ✨

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This dashboard will show you how often different brands, including your own, by AI models, and how visible they are across all prompts you’re tracking.

It’s designed to help you see how your brand stacks up against other SEO and content optimization tools in AI-generated responses.


Filters and Controls

Similar to other dashboards under AI Tracker, you will still have your Time Range and Model filters to adjust what you're reviewing.

These filters instantly refresh the chart and metrics, helping you zoom in on the data that matters most.

You can switch between the last 7, 14, or 30 days or a custom time range to analyze recent or longer-term trends, and you can choose to view results from all AI models or focus on a specific one.


Monitor Your Competition in Detail

When you hover over a brand name, you'll see an Open details button. Click it to open the right side panel with deeper insights into that brand’s performance.

You will then have the opportunity to either:

  • solely review that particular brand's performance

  • or stack it up against another brand

You will see a visual tracking the following metrics:

  • Visibility score: overall exposure across prompts

  • Mention rate: how frequently the brand is cited

  • Average position: how high or low the brand tends to appear

You can easily switch between these metrics using the toggles above the graph.

Below the chart, you’ll also find a list of prompts included in your project, along with the brand’s visibility score for each one.

This lets you spot where each competitor is most visible, and identify prompts where your own brand could appear more often.


Tips and Tricks

You can pair this dashboard with the AI Tracker Sources Dashboard to understand why certain competitors are mentioned more frequently. May it be due to due to better content coverage, stronger brand associations, or specific model bias, you can identify how you can be visible and referenced better in LLM sources.

  1. Track your brand visibility over time to see how often and how prominently AI models mention you

  2. Identify emerging competitors that are gaining more mentions or higher positions thank you

  3. Discover topic opportunities where your visibility is lower than expected, and adjust your content strategy accordingly 🚀

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