Otterly.AI

Otterly.AI tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot and Claude from one dashboard. Every prompt runs once a day and the answer is stored, so you see movement over weeks rather than a single snapshot. The four core engines come with every plan; Claude, Gemini and AI Mode are add-ons on the Lite, Standard and Premium tiers. Having AI Overviews tracking next to ChatGPT results in the same view is the practical win here, because those two surfaces often disagree about who deserves a mention.

The Prompt Research tool takes a keyword, a brand name or a URL and returns prompts real users might type. You then keep the ones that match your category. The Gap Analyzer does the harder part: it ranks prompts by how often competitors get named while you don't, which turns a long list into a work queue. For a team that's new to answer engine optimization, this is the part that replaces guesswork about what to write next.

Every URL cited in an AI answer is recorded, along with whether it mentions you, how often it appears and how its position shifts over time. You can see which of your pages earn links and which rival pages keep taking the spot you wanted. On ecommerce accounts, shopping analytics add the products and retailers ChatGPT surfaces when a buyer asks for a recommendation.

Mentions are scored positive, neutral or negative, with the sentence that drove the score, so a lukewarm recommendation doesn't look like an endorsement. Share of voice splits answers between your brand and each rival by prompt, engine and market. Competitor benchmarking lines everyone up on visibility, sentiment and citations on one screen, which is the view most teams screenshot for a monthly review.

This is the part that moves past reporting. A GEO audit checks whether a page can be read by AI crawlers, flags structural problems, and gives a predictive score before you publish. Content briefs then spell out what to change: sections to add, facts to state plainly, sources to earn. The advice is specific to AI citation rather than generic SEO, and the audit limits rise with the plan, from 1,000 URLs a month on Lite to 10,000 on Premium.

Agent Analytics reads your server logs to show which AI crawlers visited, which pages they pulled and when. That matters because GA4 and similar tools rely on JavaScript, and crawlers don't run scripts, so their visits are invisible in normal analytics. On Standard and above you also get limits on tracked events, from 200,000 a month up to a million, which is enough to connect a crawl to a signup or a session.

Standard, Premium and Enterprise plans include API access, an MCP server and a Data Studio connector. The API covers brand, domain and citation metrics, so you can pull AI visibility into a warehouse or a client dashboard. MCP access lets an assistant query the same data with natural language prompts, which is handy for teams already working inside chat tools. Request caps differ by plan, from 2,000 calls a month on Standard to 5,000 on Premium.