The best way to keep tracking AI search visibility over time

A free report is a one-time, anonymous check for one domain. It runs 10 buyer-style prompts on ChatGPT and shows Google positions beside those results once. It is a snapshot, not a free monitoring plan: it keeps no history, schedules no re-checks, and does not itself track change over time.

Recurring monitoring is the option for an ongoing record. Paid coverage schedules re-checks across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, and runs Google rank tracking alongside AI citation tracking. The later checks let you compare equivalent observations with an earlier baseline. They do not promise that a ranking, mention, or citation will improve.

Beseen re-runs the buyer questions selected for your site across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. For each sampled response, the tracking can show whether your business or a competitor was named. Google positions are tracked alongside those AI observations so both records can be reviewed together.

When the evidence supports a safe target, Beseen can prepare focused page-rewrite suggestions for you to review, including a title, meta description, H1, and section structure. These are suggestions to assess before publishing, not guaranteed ranking, visibility, or citation improvements.

Recurring monitoring starts at $29 per month. There are no feature tiers: pricing is based on the coverage you choose, made up of sites, searches, assistants, and cadence. Every paid configuration includes the available product features.

Check the live pricing page before publishing or relying on exact plan coverage, cadence options, or prices. It is the current source for those details.

Each check is a sampled observation of how an assistant answered a specific prompt at a particular point in time. It is not a measure of every real customer conversation, and an unobserved mention is not proof that your business is absent from every answer.

A competitor being named in one run records what appeared in that response. It does not establish a universal ranking or explain why the assistant selected that business. Review the prompt and answer evidence before drawing a conclusion from a single result.

The broader monitoring picture also includes checks to review whether important pages return usable HTTP status codes, put their content in the HTML rather than only client-side rendering, expose structured data, and have an llms.txt file present. These are checks of site conditions, not guarantees of rankings or citations.

Beseen also discovers competitors for ranking keywords and reviews keyword and position data alongside prompt results. Those findings help establish what to inspect, but they do not prove what an assistant will say in a future response.

Recurring tracking can suit restaurants, hotels, dental practices, legal practices, plumbers, garages, gyms, agencies, software companies, and any business a customer could ask an assistant about by name. The buyer prompts differ by business. The recurring record is there to make comparable observations over time.

• A local business reviewing whether it appears in buyer questions relevant to its area and service.
• An agency monitoring the sites it manages under separately chosen coverage.
• A software company comparing its presence in product-evaluation questions over repeated checks.

Use a one-time free report when you need an initial snapshot for one domain. Use recurring monitoring when the job is to re-check the same buyer questions over time and review what changed in the sampled results.

Get a free report for the initial observation, or use the pricing page to choose ongoing coverage.