Most AI-visibility tools hand you a number and hope you believe it. Deepage shows you the number and the receipt: a weekly count of how often an AI answer actually named your brand — across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Claude — with the exact answer stored behind every one. Click any number and read the answer with your name highlighted. Every metric is auditable, because the whole point is that you can check us.
The proof dashboard shows only what Deepage can prove — and lets you verify every number yourself. It counts how often AI answers name your brand across five engines each week, stores the exact answer behind each mention, measures your share against the competitors you confirm, and shows your real Google rankings and clicks.
No estimates, no vanity scores, no numbers you can't open and check. It exists because the rest of the category quietly cheats — and buyers half-know it. Deepage's whole pitch is being the one that doesn't.
Every number here opens to the exact AI answer behind it.
If you've tried an “AI visibility” tracker, you've felt this: a dashboard shows a big number, and you have no way to know if it's real. Here's why the numbers are usually softer than they look.
Research suggests a majority of AI citations link a source but never actually name the brand. Most tools count those anyway — which is exactly how the number gets big.
There's nothing to click, nothing to verify — just a number you're asked to believe. A metric you can't open is a metric you can't defend.
It's measured against a competitor list you didn't choose — so your slice always looks bigger than it is in the market that matters.
You end up with a metric you can't defend to yourself, let alone your board. Deepage is built to be the opposite: a number you'd be comfortable putting on a screenshot.
The honest versionSee what an honest AI-visibility number looks like on your own site.
Nothing on this dashboard is a number you have to take on faith. Here's the whole screen, line by line.
How many times this week an AI answer named your brand, across all five engines. A link that never says your name doesn't count.
Click any citation and read the full, stored AI answer with your brand name highlighted. Every count is backed by the exact text the AI produced.
Your share of AI mentions versus the competitors you confirm are real — not a padded list. Measured week to week, so you see the trend.
For each buyer question, see which engines name you and which name a competitor — so you know where you're winning and where to push.
| Question | GPT | PPX | AIO | CLD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best CRM… | You | You | — | You |
| Simple CRM… | You | Riv | You | Riv |
Straight from your Google Search Console for the content you publish — actual positions and clicks, never estimated. The classic surface, measured honestly too.
Five numbers, every one auditable — pointed at your buyer questions.
If an AI answer cites a source but never says your brand name, Deepage does not count it. Research suggests a large share of AI citations are exactly these “ghost citations” — which is why other tools' numbers look bigger than they are.
Deepage counts only answers that name you, matches your brand as a whole word — so a substring inside another word never counts — and stores the exact answer behind every mention. Your number is smaller and honest, and it's one you can actually defend.
Find out how often AI actually names you this week.
When you're just starting and the count is zero, the dashboard shows zero. It tells you what is moving — rankings, articles shipped, off-site drafts sent — but never invents a citation to make early progress look better than it is.
Deepage tracks conversions internally to improve itself — but never puts a conversion or revenue number on your dashboard. Honest attribution from a blog post to a sale isn't something anyone can prove cleanly, so we don't pretend to.
Honest by design — an honest zero means every number after it is real.
Proof isn't just a scoreboard — it drives the work. The dashboard shows you what's working; the engine keeps it working.
Deepage watches for articles slipping in rank, going stale, or losing a citation, and refreshes the worst ones automatically on the same URL — and it never trades a proven winner for a weaker rewrite.
It even waits for two consecutive misses before it calls a citation lost, so one noisy week never triggers a rewrite.
More on this: SEO on autopilotTrackers measure and stop. Deepage measures and does the work.
A tracker hands you a number and leaves you to move it. Deepage is the tracker, the content engine and the off-site engine in one — and where a tracker asks you to trust its number, Deepage hands you the receipt. Measuring the gap doesn't close it, and a number you can't verify doesn't build trust. Deepage does both.
It probes your buyer questions across five engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Claude — every week, and counts how often the AI answer names your brand. Only named mentions count, and the exact answer is stored behind every one so you can open and verify it.
Real. Every counted citation is backed by the exact AI answer, stored and shown with your name highlighted — you can click any number and read the source text. Nothing on the dashboard is an estimate or a black-box score.
A ghost citation is when an AI links a source but never actually names the brand. Research suggests most AI citations are like this. Deepage does not count them — only answers that name you. That's why our number is smaller and more honest than tools that count everything.
It's your share of AI mentions versus the competitors you confirm are real — measured week to week. Because you confirm the competitor list, the comparison isn't padded to flatter you.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Claude — weekly, on a stable set of your buyer questions so the trend is comparable over time.
Yes — real positions and clicks straight from your Google Search Console for the content you publish. Actual data, never estimated.
Zero, honestly — plus what is moving, like rankings and work shipped. Deepage never invents early progress. An honest zero means every number after it is real.
No. Conversions are tracked internally to improve the system, but never shown — honest attribution from content to revenue isn't something anyone can prove cleanly, so we don't claim it.
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