For brand & marketing teams
See how your brand shows up across AI and search
Marketing, brand and comms teams use Nostimates to see how AI engines and search describe them, how often they're named and cited, and how that compares to competitors — in a dashboard, with no engineering required. Prefer to own the raw data instead? The same measurements are available as a feed you pull into your own reporting.
Four jobs this actually does
Know how AI describes your category
The most useful number isn't just whether you're mentioned — it's which claims the engines attribute to you, taken from the answer your buyers actually read before they reach your site.
Read the research →See exactly where you stand vs. competitors
Track your brand and everyone you compete with on the same questions. A clean scoreboard of who gets named and cited turns 'are we losing ground in AI?' from a hunch into a number.
How benchmarking works →Cover markets your tools don't
If you sell in China or Korea, Western AI visibility tools measure none of the engines your buyers actually use. DeepSeek, Qwen, Doubao, Kimi, Baidu ERNIE and Naver sit in the same view as ChatGPT.
Chinese engine coverage →Prove your content and PR moved something
Get a baseline before a campaign, then watch how the answers change after. Because we measure the pattern rather than a single screenshot, you can tell a real shift from noise.
Why one reading isn't enough →The answer, or the data — your choice
Most teams just want to log in and see it: how you're described, how often, and how you stack up against the competition, across every engine that answers. That's the dashboard — no API, no engineers, no data pipeline to build.
If your team would rather own the raw data, the same measurements are available as a feed you pull into your own reporting or warehouse. Either way you're looking at the same picture, measured the same honest way.
Where the line is
- Do I need engineers to use Nostimates?
- No. The dashboard is built for marketing, brand and comms teams — you log in and see how you're described and how you compare, with nothing to build. Teams that want to own the raw data can use the feed instead, but that's an option, not a requirement.
- Can I track competitors as well as my own brand?
- Yes — that's the point. Declare the brands you compete with and every measurement covers each of them on the same questions, so the comparison is always apples to apples.
- Which engines matter most for a global brand?
- Google AI Overviews by volume, AI Mode as it grows, ChatGPT for consideration-stage questions, and the regional engines wherever you actually sell. Weight coverage by where your audience asks, not by how easy an engine is to measure.
Tell us what you need to measure
Prompts, markets, engines and cadence. We'll come back with a price and what we can't do.
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