Picked

It measures your AI brand visibility: how often AI assistants name your brand when people ask about your category. You'll also see it called an AI search visibility tool, an AI visibility tracker, AI visibility software or an AI visibility platform. Teams doing GEO (generative engine optimization) or AEO (answer engine optimization) use it as their GEO or AEO tool: the part that shows whether the work changed what the AI says. Picked asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers your prompts every day, and records who they name, in what position, and which pages they cite as sources. The features page lists what it does, and how it works walks through it step by step.

Six: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Each plan includes some of them: Starter covers two, Growth three and Scale four. You choose which ones matter to your buyers. LLM SEO explains how each one picks its sources.

You can, and you should once, or run the free AI visibility checker. Then ask it again tomorrow. Ask ChatGPT the same question three times and you'll meet three different market leaders. One answer is an anecdote. The same prompts asked daily give you a share you can track, report and move. Which sites ChatGPT cites shows what that looks like.

No, and nobody honest can. No one controls what a model says tomorrow. We show you which prompts you lose, who wins them, which pages the AI read instead of yours, and write the page that gives it a better answer. Then we measure whether it worked. About Picked lists what is built and what isn't.

The answer your buyers see is what matters, so we record the product's own answer wherever there's a way to get it. Where there isn't, we use the API with web search on and say so next to the number, so nobody reports one as the other.

It shows every page the AI models cite when they name your competitors and not you, then drafts the ask: Picked reads the page, finds who runs it from what the page publishes, and writes a short message with your entry in their format. For a directory the AI cites as a whole, it links the page where you submit your product. You send it yourself, so nothing goes out in your name without you. Each week Picked reads pitched pages again and tells you when you're on one. Every plan includes pitches; the docs show how it works.

For a prompt you lose, Picked reads the pages the AI cited, writes a brief, then an article built to be the better source for that answer. Because AI models cite pages that search engines already trust, the article is written to rank in Google search and become the source ChatGPT quotes: clear answers first, comparison tables with sources, and your product facts with no AI fluff. It goes to your site's repo as a pull request, so you review it like any other change, or you take it as Markdown or HTML for WordPress, Webflow or any other site. Articles come with Growth and Scale. The docs cover each step.

No. Every plan has unlimited team seats. Add your account managers, writers and the client. You pay for prompts and AI models, the things that actually cost us money to run. More on AI visibility for agencies and for B2B SaaS.

Plans start at $89 a month for 50 prompts on two AI models, with unlimited seats. Bigger plans add more prompts, more AI models and articles each month. The pricing page has every plan, and Picked against Peec AI, Profound and Otterly compares price and features.