See where you stand · by market

Strong in Germany, invisible in France? Now you can see it.

For each country you sell in, we write the questions a buyer there would ask, in that country's language, with its local terms, habits and rules. Nothing is translated from your English set. You see how often AI names you in each market, who it names instead, and which markets need work first.

1Pick your markets: single countries, or whole regions like DACH, Nordics or LATAM. Languages fill in from your countries.
2We write a fresh question set for each market, in its language, the way a buyer there would phrase it, including local terms, buying habits and legal rules. Then we ask on 12 assistants, many times over.
3You see a region average, a country-by-country breakdown, and the local competitors you didn't know about.

What you can see

Country by country: "named in 24 of 110 answers in France" next to "141 of 220 in Germany", with who's named instead in each.
Local competitors: the Italian tool that's only ever named in Italian answers shows up here, not in your global list.
The job for each market: a weak market comes with the fix, like the French page you don't have, or the two Italian roundups to get listed in.

Good to know before you read the numbers

AI assistants have no location unless you give them one. We tell each assistant who's asking and where, and we ask in the local language. That is a buyer's view of the market, not a measurement of every device in it.
A region is just a shortcut: picking DACH or the Nordics selects every country in it, and you can drop any of them. Its number is the plain average of those countries, so a small country counts the same as a large one, and the weakest country is always shown beside it.
Every country and language is another version of every question, so a wide selection uses more checks. The app shows the count before you confirm.
Search-backed assistants (Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Copilot) answer from a results page, so their answers can change with the day's search results, not just with your pages.

Questions written for each market, not translated

A French buyer doesn't ask the French version of an American question. The terms differ, the comparison sites differ, and the rules differ: data residency, invoicing, consumer law, the certifications a buyer there expects. A translated question misses all of that, and the assistant answers it like a tourist.

So when you add a country and its languages, we build the question set for that market from scratch: your brand profile, the buyer personas you sell to, and what a buyer in that country asks in that language, with the local and legal nuances a local would include. Each market's set is listed under its country, and you can edit or remove any question.

How AI "knows" where a buyer is

AI assistants have no location unless you give them one. We tell each assistant who's asking and where, and we ask in the local language. For search-backed assistants (Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Copilot) we also run the search from that country.

Most differences between countries come from language and local sources, not from the location itself. A French buyer gets an answer built from French pages, French review sites and French roundups. That is why a French page changes the French answers, and why a strong result in Germany says little about France.

Keeping the cost in check

Every country and language is another version of every question. Two countries in one language doubles the checks; a region of nine countries in six languages multiplies them. The app shows the count before you confirm, and your plan decides how often each priority tier is checked.

Start with two or three main markets. Add the rest of a region once you know which countries move the numbers.

Pick countries, or a whole region

Tap a country on the map, or a region to add all of it. Languages fill in from your countries; remove any you don't need, or add one.

Where you sell: a world map with United States and Canada selected, region chips for LATAM, Nordics, DACH, APAC and more, and the languages buyers ask in filled from the countries

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about AI visibility by country

Yes: DACH, Nordics, Baltics, UK and Ireland, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, LATAM, Middle East, Africa, South Asia and APAC. A region is a shortcut for its countries: picking one selects all of them, and you can remove any you don't sell in.

From the countries you pick. Add Canada and English and French fill in. Remove any language you don't need, or add one, and buyers in that country are asked in the languages that remain.

No. Each market gets its own question set, written in its language the way a buyer there would ask, with local terms, buying habits and legal rules included. A translated question misses those, so you would be measuring an answer no local buyer gets.

No. The region shows the plain average of its countries and the weakest country next to it, so a strong Germany can't hide a weak France.

Every plan tracks at least one market. Basic and Starter track one country in one language. Professional and Ultimate track any number of countries and regions. The pricing page lists every plan.

Yes. Each country and language is another version of every question, so a run across three markets uses three times the checks. The app shows the count before you confirm, and the plan decides how often each priority tier is checked.

We tell it. Each question is sent with the buyer's country and asked in that country's language. For Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Copilot the search behind the answer also runs from that country.