AI visibility

Your buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity instead of Google. AI visibility tracks whether those engines mention and cite your brand on the questions your buyers actually ask — and because ReachPill also publishes your content, it can show which of your pages earned those citations.

How it works

1. 01

   Set it up once

   Give it your website domain (for citation tracking) and your competitors (for share of voice). ReachPill generates a set of buyer-intent questions from your Brand DNA — the questions a real person types when they have the problem you solve. The probes never mention your brand; they measure whether the engines do.

2. 02

   Nightly probes

   Every question is asked across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity every night. Each answer is scored: was your brand mentioned, was your domain cited, which competitors came up.

3. 03

   Read the report

   Per-engine mention rates, a day-by-day trend, competitor share of voice, and a question-by-question grid showing exactly which engines mention you on which questions.

4. 04

   Close the loop

   A question you're absent from is your next blog post — write the definitive answer, publish it through ReachPill, and watch it appear under “Content that's working” when the engines start citing it.

Content that's working

The report lists every page on your domain that the engines cite, with citation counts — and when a cited URL matches one of your published posts, it says so: from your post: …. That's the proof loop: what ReachPill published is what the engines recommend.

What each engine measures

• •Perplexity— answers with real citations, so both mentions and "is your page actually linked?" are measured.
• •ChatGPT and Gemini(via their APIs) — what the models say when asked; mentions are measured, citations aren't (pure chat answers don't carry links).
• •API answers approximate — but don't perfectly mirror — the consumer apps, which add browsing and personalization. Watch the trend, not single answers.