Analytics & proof
Turn AI answers into numbers your whole org can agree on
Each check becomes something you can show: how often you appear, who else is in the answer, the tone, and which sites get cited. It stays in one timeline, so you are not rebuilding the story in a spreadsheet.
The numbers after each check
The numbers a client asks for first. Open a check when someone wants the detail.
How often you appear
The share of answers that mention your brand.
Share of voice
Your mentions compared with the competitors you track.
Sentiment
Whether the answer speaks well of you, stays neutral, or does not.
Mention position
Where you land in the narrative—not just if you appear, but how prominently.
How often you appearHow often your brand was named in the answers to the questions you track. Higher means you show up more often.
72.5%Share of voice (combined)Your share of mentions versus tracked competitors in those answers. Higher means you dominate the conversation more than rivals.
58.3%Avg mention positionAverage rank when your brand is listed among options in an answer (lower / closer to #1 is better).
#1.4Sentiment (mode)Overall tone toward your brand in the AI answers (e.g. positive, neutral, negative).
positiveTrends that show momentum—or drift
Compare how you and competitors move across runs. Spot a sudden drop after a product launch, a PR moment, or a competitor campaign—before it shows up in traditional search reports alone.
- Brand vs. competitor lines over time
- Tied to each check, not a blended average
- Easy to drop into a client deck
Prompt Crossing
Mentions over time
Filter by question
A history you can open in a meeting
Each check keeps what we asked, which assistants answered, and what they said. Open a run to see the other brands, the sources, and the answer itself.
- Newest checks first
- A breakdown for each assistant
- Sources with titles and links
Check history (every question)
3 checksCitations, gaps, and where to publish next
See which sites the answers rely on. Use that list for outreach, or open gap discovery to decide which questions to write for next.
After you sign in, gap discovery uses the same checks to show where a competitor is ahead.
Sites cited most (every question)
Top 10 of 6| Domain | Category | Citations |
|---|---|---|
| searchengineland.com | Industry news | 18 |
| reddit.com | Community / forum | 14 |
| forbes.com | Business media | 11 |
| ahrefs.com | SEO tooling | 9 |
| hubspot.com | Marketing education | 7 |
| wikipedia.org | Reference | 5 |
The same numbers for the specialist and the client
From the headline figures to the chart to the answer itself. One trail your team can share.
Prompt Crossing · Analytics storyboard
How often you appearHow often your brand was named in the answers to the questions you track. Higher means you show up more often.
72.5%Share of voice (combined)Your share of mentions versus tracked competitors in those answers. Higher means you dominate the conversation more than rivals.
58.3%Avg mention positionAverage rank when your brand is listed among options in an answer (lower / closer to #1 is better).
#1.4Sentiment (mode)Overall tone toward your brand in the AI answers (e.g. positive, neutral, negative).
positivePrompt Crossing
Mentions over time
Filter by question
Sites cited most (every question)
Top 10 of 6| Domain | Category | Citations |
|---|---|---|
| searchengineland.com | Industry news | 18 |
| reddit.com | Community / forum | 14 |
| forbes.com | Business media | 11 |
| ahrefs.com | SEO tooling | 9 |
| hubspot.com | Marketing education | 7 |
| wikipedia.org | Reference | 5 |
Check history (every question)
3 checksSee the numbers on your questions
Create an account, run a check, and open a question to see the chart and the answer.