AI visibility tool: Buyers ask AI about you. Read every answer.

Six: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. The first two and both Google answers are checked daily; Perplexity and Claude weekly. How many of the six your dashboard shows depends on your plan, three on Starter, five on Growth, all six on Professional and above. Onboarding deliberately scans all six for everyone, whatever plan you pick afterwards, so your first Report Card is the complete picture.

25 on Starter, 50 on Growth, 100 on Professional and Managed, 200 on Agency, and the number is shared across every site on the account rather than granted per site. A two-site account splits one pool. During the trial every plan runs 25 active prompts; the rest are generated, held, and switch themselves on when you convert.

A mention is your brand name appearing in the answer text. A citation is your domain listed among the sources that answer drew on. They move independently, and being named without being cited is the more tractable problem: the model already knows you, it just is not reading your site. Both are counted per answer, with the position of your first mention.

No. Verand measures the brand, per prompt, per assistant and per topic, not the page. The Page Tracker does carry an AI-cites count per URL, which is the closest thing in the product, but there is no per-article visibility view and we do not sell one.

Because Google does not render an AI Overview for every query, and commercial queries often get none at all. Verand records that as absence rather than as a result, since your brand cannot appear in an answer nobody was shown. It is not a failed check either; failures are recorded separately with the provider's own error, so a bad day never reads as a bad score.

Not on its own. The Overview hands you a worklist ranked by impact and each item opens the tab that acts on it, but the work itself is an article, a refresh or a fix that you review and publish. Nothing on your site changes because a scan ran.