Visibility by engine
Separate ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity performance instead of hiding meaningful differences inside one average.
AI visibility measurement
Measure how often your brand is mentioned, recommended, and positioned across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.

AI visibility describes how often a brand appears and the context surrounding it when people use generative AI to research, compare, and buy. Fihrist looks beyond one isolated response by measuring patterns across questions and engines. It brings mentions, competitors, sources, and change into one evidence-backed view.
Buyers can describe a need, compare alternatives, and ask for a recommendation in one conversation. If your brand is missing from the answer, ordinary web analytics may never show the lost opportunity. The first step is knowing where your brand appears and where it does not.
Separate ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity performance instead of hiding meaningful differences inside one average.
Understand your score in the context of the brands that appear alongside yours or take your place.
See performance across research, comparison, and decision-stage questions.
Measure again after content and technical work to understand what actually moved.
Agree on the brand, competitors, audience, and topics and buyer intents before measurement begins.
Run the same buyer questions across the same AI engines, with every finding linked to the answer behind it.
Turn the findings that matter into source, content, brand, or technical priorities, then measure again.
It is the frequency, position, and context in which a brand appears inside generative AI answers, including how it is recommended relative to competitors.
No. SEO focuses on pages in search results. AI visibility focuses on synthesized answers, cited sources, and recommendation context. The two disciplines reinforce each other.
No. Answers vary by engine, session, and time. A useful measurement needs multiple relevant questions and comparable runs.
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