Fluens AI
Do it yourself

See what AI says about you, on your own schedule

An AI search visibility tool that asks every major assistant the questions your buyers ask, counts how often you are named, and shows you the searches and sources behind each answer.

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What you see

Four things a single question cannot tell you

Assistants vary between runs. Everything here is built on repeated sampling rather than one answer.
01

How often you are named

Not whether an assistant mentioned you once. We ask each prompt several times per engine, because assistants sample their answers and a single run tells you almost nothing.

02

Who gets named instead

Every competitor across every answer, counted. You find out who owns the shortlist in your category, and on which questions you are absent entirely.

03

The searches behind the answer

Where a provider reports the queries it ran, we show you the exact strings. That is the closest thing there is to a keyword list for AI search.

04

The sources it pulled from

Each answer's citations, and where the provider links a source to the query that found it, that relationship is preserved. These are the pages deciding whether you appear.

Where the numbers come from

We label what we know and what we do not

Most tools in this space present inferred data as measured data. Every answer here carries its provenance.
Observed queries
The provider reported the searches it actually ran. These are real query strings.
Queries not exposed
A search happened, but this provider does not report what it searched for. The sources are still real.
No search performed
The assistant answered from what it already knew. Nothing was retrieved.
What we will not do
We do not reconstruct queries a provider did not report, and we never ask a model to recall what it searched for after the fact. A number you cannot check is worse than no number, because you will act on it.
Which one

Software or service?

They solve different halves of the same problem, and most people only need one.

Use the software if…

You already have someone who can publish content and chase third-party listings. You need to see where you stand and track whether the work is landing. The data is the missing piece, not the hands.

Use the service if…

Nobody owns this work today. Knowing you are absent from ChatGPT does not help if there is no one to fix it. We do the auditing and the fixing, and report what changed.

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Straight answers

When can I use it?
It is in early access and not open to everyone yet. Join the list and we will get you in as we widen it. Early access is free while it lasts.
Is this the same as what ChatGPT shows me if I just ask it?
No, and the difference is the point. Asking once gives you one sampled answer. The software asks the same question repeatedly across several assistants and counts the pattern, which is the only way to tell a one-off mention from a position you actually hold.
Does it tell me what the assistant searched for?
Where the provider reports it, yes, and it is labelled as observed. Where the provider does not expose its queries, we say so rather than guessing. We never reconstruct a query or ask a model to recall what it searched for.
Should I use the software or hire you?
The software tells you where you stand and tracks it. It does not do the work of getting you named, which means fixing third-party sources and building coverage assistants quote. If you have a content or SEO team who can act on the data, start with the software. If you do not, the service is faster.
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