A full sample report

One complete report for an invented brand in an invented category (a non-alcoholic drinks maker we call "you"), so you can see the depth a scan returns before you run your own.

Illustrative sample, not a real customer's live data.

Every number, brand, thread and AI answer on this page is invented to show the shape of a report. Nothing here was observed on a real scan.

Checked 20 Aug 2026 across the major AI engines. A monitored read, not a copy of your own chat screen.

Headline standing

How often AI names you

Across the buyer questions we watch for this category, and how it moved since last month.

Illustrative sample How this works
4 top pick 10 named 27 not named 14 of 41 answers name you
  • 4 top pick
  • 10 named
  • 27 not named
+3 since last scan

More answers name you this scan. Last scan it was 11 of 41.

Questions naming each brand, of the same 41

youyou14
Rival A25
Rival B18
Rival C9
Every major engine

Where you stand

We check the same buyer questions across every major AI engine, because each one answers differently and leans on different pages. Here is the same question read four ways.

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Per-engine breakdown

Real buyer questions

For each engine we take a question a real buyer would ask, then record whether you were named, whether you were the top pick, where you ranked, and the top pages that engine pulled its answer from.

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ChatGPT Named

"best non alcoholic aperitif for a dinner party"

Your place #4 of 6
Pages it pulled from
1reddit.com › r/cocktails 2a taste-test roundup
Perplexity Picked

"gift for someone who is not drinking"

Your place #1 of 5
Pages it pulled from
1reddit.com › r/nonalcoholic 2your own product page
Claude Absent

"an aperitif that is not sweet"

Your place not named
Pages it pulled from
1reddit.com › r/Cooking 2a review site
Gemini Named

"alcohol free drink to bring to a party"

Your place #3 of 5
Pages it pulled from
1a buying guide 2reddit.com › r/cocktails
You vs the field

How you compare

Two things worth splitting apart: how often AI names you at all, and how often AI picks you as its answer. Being named is not the same as winning.

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How often AI names each brand

youyou34%
Rival A61%
Rival B44%
Rival C22%

How often AI picks each brand as the answer

youyou12%
Rival A39%
Rival B20%
Rival C7%

Every buyer question, read by every engine

Buyer question ChatGPT Perplexity Claude Gemini
best non alcoholic aperitifnamed named named absent named
gift for someone not drinkingtop pick pick pick named named
aperitif that is not sweetabsent absent absent absent named
alcohol free party drinknamed named named absent named
what to bring to a dinner partyabsent absent absent absent absent
The pages behind the answers

Where the answers came from

Ranked by how much the answers leaned on each page. The bar is its pull. The dots are which engines used it, then how many buyer questions it shaped and how many times it was named.

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1
reddit.com › r/cocktailsReddit thread
"What NA aperitifs actually taste good?"
3 engines 9 questions 24 mentions you: named here
2
reddit.com › r/nonalcoholicReddit thread
"Best alcohol free gifts for 2026"
2 engines 6 questions 15 mentions you: named here
3
a taste-test roundup
"We tried 18 non alcoholic aperitifs"
3 engines 5 questions 11 mentions you: named here
4
reddit.com › r/CookingReddit thread
"Non sweet aperitif recs?"
2 engines 4 questions 9 mentions you: absent
5
a buying guide
"The best zero proof bottles this year"
2 engines 3 questions 7 mentions you: named here
6
reddit.com › r/onebagReddit thread
"Travel friendly non alcoholic drinks?"
1 engine 2 questions 5 mentions you: absent
Watched over time

Your weekly standing

Each bar is the share of watched questions that named you that week.

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+13 pts over eight weeks, from 21% to 34% of watched questions naming you.
Where to join in

Reddit conversations worth a reply

Ranked by where a genuine, helpful reply from you could do the most good, with the plain reason for each. You read it, edit it, and post it yourself.

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1 r/cocktails · "What NA aperitifs actually taste good?" reply
  • 3 engines already pull from this thread
  • A rival is named here, you are not
Depends what you mean by taste good, honestly. Most NA aperitifs lean sweet, so if you want something closer to a real bitter aperitivo, look for gentian in the ingredients. The cheap ones skip it and taste like soda. Chill it hard and go heavy on the orange peel, it covers a lot.

Why this works here: it answers the actual question with no brand talk, in a thread AI already quotes.

2 r/nonalcoholic · "Best alcohol free gifts for 2026" mention · disclosed save for last
  • 2 engines pull from it for gift questions
  • a gift question you are absent from
For an under-40 gift I would stay away from the wine substitutes, they disappoint anyone who remembers the real thing. Bitter aperitifs hold up much better without the alcohol, the bitterness gives it structure the way tannin does in wine. Smaller bottles gift better too, a 375 travels and nobody is committed to finishing it. We make one at [your brand] and the dry one is the one people gift most (disclosure: I work on [your brand]). Whatever you pick, check the sugar per serving first. The sweet ones are basically cordial, and that number is what tells you.

Why this works here: the answer is useful with the brand deleted; the mention is one line, disclosed, inside it.

3 r/Cooking · "Non sweet aperitif recs?" warmup · karma
  • open ground, no brand has answered the non-sweet ask yet
Anything built on gentian rather than fruit juice. The juice-based ones read as mocktails, not aperitifs. Soda water, lots of ice, a thick orange slice, and it holds its own next to the real thing.

Why this works here: karma building. A newer account needs helpful history before a brand mention survives.

The pace that keeps your account safe

9 helpful replies pay for 1 brand mention. The mention above is written out on day one so you can see what you are working toward; the board recommends sending it last, and you decide.

Since last month

What changed

Every scan is compared to the last, so you see movement, not just a fresh snapshot.

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Gained
+2 new pages now behind the answers +3 buyer questions won +6 pts named more often overall
Lost
-1 page dropped out of the answers -1 buyer question slipped to a rival
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