Why must tracked prompts avoid brand names?

A question that names a competitor will surface that competitor. Only neutral category questions show who AI recommends unprompted, which is what a benchmark needs to measure.

Can I track competitors without them knowing?

Yes. Gensiv asks public AI assistants neutral questions about your category and reads the answers. It never touches competitor systems.

What if AI names a competitor I am not tracking?

Every answer records all the brands it names, so an unexpected rival shows up in the answer details and you can add it to your set.

Find out who AI recommends instead of you

A visibility number means little on its own. Gensiv puts it next to the competitors you lose deals to, question by question and engine by engine, so you know exactly who is winning the answer and by how much.

Benchmark your competitors

CCadence/AI Search VisibilityLast 90 daysDemo data

Share of voiceYour brand vs competitors

Avg. share of voice

25%6 pts

Tasklane29%Cadence25%Orbitly21%Planwise15%Stackboard10%

25% share of voice across 5 brands6 pts

Position distributionWhere your brand appears in AI responses

Brand	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6+
CadenceYou	31%	27%	18%	11%	7%	6%
Tasklane	48%	22%	13%	8%	5%	4%
Orbitly	19%	26%	24%	15%	9%	7%
Planwise	9%	17%	25%	22%	15%	12%
Stackboard	4%	9%	16%	24%	21%	26%

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Answers captured from 6 AI engines, in every market you sell in.

ChatGPTLive
PerplexityLive
Google AI OverviewsLive
Google AI ModeLive
GeminiLive
ClaudeLive

The problem

How do you benchmark competitors in AI search?

Track the same neutral buying questions for every brand, on the same schedule, and measure how often each one appears in the answers. The questions must not name any brand, or they will surface that brand and tell you nothing. The share each brand holds across those answers is its AI share of voice.

Competitors tracked for each brand: Up to 10
Every brand measured on identical questions: Same prompts
All 6 AI engines compared side by side: Per engine
Fresh answers for every brand, every day: Daily

The playbook

Benchmark competitors in four steps

Shown with demo data for Cadence, a fictional project management brand, and four fictional rivals.

CCadence/AI Search VisibilityLast 90 daysDemo data

RankingsHow your brand stacks up against competitors across AI engines

#
1	Tasklane	47%	29%	71	1.8
2	CadenceYou	41%	25%	78	2.4
3	Orbitly	34%	21%	64	2.9
4	Planwise	24%	15%	58	3.6
5	Stackboard	13%	10%	42	4.4

What you will use

The screens behind a competitor benchmark

Everything below is part of every plan.

Share of voice

Your slice of AI answers against each competitor, and its change.

Visibility race

Every brand's visibility on one chart, day by day.

RankingsHow your brand stacks up against competitors across AI engines

#
1	Tasklane	47%	29%	71	1.8
2	CadenceYou	41%	25%	78	2.4
3	Orbitly	34%	21%	64	2.9
4	Planwise	24%	15%	58	3.6
5	Stackboard	13%	10%	42	4.4

Category rankings

Visibility, share, sentiment and position for every brand.

Position distributionWhere your brand appears in AI responses

Brand	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6+
CadenceYou	31%	27%	18%	11%	7%	6%
Tasklane	48%	22%	13%	8%	5%	4%
Orbitly	19%	26%	24%	15%	9%	7%
Planwise	9%	17%	25%	22%	15%	12%
Stackboard	4%	9%	16%	24%	21%	26%

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Who is named first

How often each brand is the first recommendation.

Features used here

Share of VoiceYour slice of AI answers against every competitor AI Visibility AnalyticsHow often AI names you, your rank and sentiment Mentions & CitationsDaily mention and citation counts, and your position

Frequently asked questions

Last updated October 2, 2026

Three to five is usually right: enough to see the shape of the market, few enough that the comparison stays readable. Gensiv tracks up to 10 per brand, so there is room for a wider set in a crowded category. Prioritise the ones your sales team meets in deals.