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Backlink data comes from a continuously updated index, so new and lost links show up quickly. Keyword and traffic figures refresh on a monthly cycle — the same cadence every major SEO tool works on. The AI visibility check is different: it runs live at the moment you request the report, so it reflects what those engines answer today.

We read the answer the engine gave. Each question goes out without your brand name in it, so the engine answers as it would for any customer, and we parse the recommendation list it produced — in order. Your position comes from that list; the other names on it are your competitors in that answer. Nothing is inferred and nothing is guessed. If an engine's answer recommends nobody, that question simply counts as no result rather than being padded out.

Estimated, and we label it that way everywhere. Nobody outside a site's own analytics can see its actual visits. The estimate is built from the keywords a site ranks for, their positions and their search volumes in the specific market you choose. It's useful for comparing sites — it is not a substitute for Google Analytics.

We read the page, generate the buying questions a real customer would ask an AI assistant about that niche, then send each question to every connected engine and check whether the domain or brand is named in the answer. The score is simply mentions divided by total checks. You see the full grid, question by question and engine by engine, so you can verify every point — including where you placed in each answer and who placed above you.

Recommended means the engine put you in its list of suggestions, and we show the position you took — being first is a different outcome from being seventh. Mentioned means your name appeared in the answer but not among the recommendations, usually as an aside or a comparison. Both are counted separately, because they are worth very different things to your business.

Yes. Paste a full URL and the report runs at page level: backlinks pointing to that page and the keywords that page ranks for. Traffic and keyword totals still show for the whole domain, and the report labels which is which.

No. Credits sit in your account until you use them. Reopening a report you already ran is always free — you're only charged when a new scan is run.

Three full reports — the same reports paying customers run, with nothing held back. That is enough to check your own site and two competitors. No card is required to sign up, and nothing charges automatically when the free reports run out; you simply choose whether to buy a pack.