Top 5 Best AI Visibility Tools

they're already invisible. Not to

Google, but to AI. You see, the future

isn't just about ranking on Google

anymore. It's about being retrieved by

platforms like Chad GBT, Perplexity,

Gemini, and every other major AI that's

eating up the internet. I signed up and

tested 10 different AI visibility tools

to figure out what's actually tracking

the stuff that really matters across LLM

models. Here are the top five AI

visibility trackers I personally think

is worth the investment right now.

Number one on my list is Peak AI. And

what this tool does is it reverse

engineers what LLM models know about

your brand across all LLM platforms. And

what it does is it probes AI engines

with prompts and tracks how your content

gets cited. Here are some use cases for

this. You can run entity checks, for

example, your name, product, services.

discover where your content is being

paraphrased or quoted in AI responses

exactly. You can also detect

hallucinations, for example, AI claiming

knowledge that's actually not true

versus accurate citations. You can also

track AI generated summaries tied back

to your content themes. I would think of

PKAI as like your search console for AI

because you literally get insights into

how tightly your brand is woven into the

AI web. Next one on my list here is AI

Karma. These guys actually reached out

to me like a while back and I didn't get

a chance to like really check them out

and I got a chance to really check this

tool out and take a look at it. This is

also another dashboard for brand

visibility across multiple LLM engines.

tracking your AI impression share and

how your content is being leveraged by

an AI. Some of the use cases for this

particular tool will be monitoring

retrieval frequency across Perplexity,

Claude, Bing, Copilot, etc. Other LLM

models. You can compare your AI

visibility to your competitors. You can

identify which content pieces are

getting most AI citations and you can

detect patterns for any hallucinations

or misattribution involving your brand.

One thing that I really like about this

tool is you get a LLM footprint matrix

which you can act on pretty quickly to

redirect content, refine authority and

close citation gaps. The next tool here

is SEM Rush. A lot of people are

familiar with the name SCEM Rush

traditionally is a SEO tracking tool,

but recently they've implemented AI

tracking as well. Not only they're able

to track the LLMs across uh different

platforms, but they're also able to

track the Google AI overviews, even

though some of the other tools that I

mentioned, they can also do the same

thing, but SCM Rush exclusively focuses

on the AI overview since they're

originally a SEO tool tracking success

across Google. One thing that I do like

about this tool is that you get both

sides of the world. You get the organic

rankings from Google and what's indexed

and ranked on Google. Also, the AI

overviews and other LLM models. Another

thing that I really like about this tool

is that it alerts you when your content

is actually being pulled into the AI

answer snippets and it also gives you

the opportunity to optimize your content

for the AI enter visibility, not just

blue link clicks. So basically in

summary, you're able to track the Google

side of the rankings and also what LLM

models know about your brand. The next

tool on my list is Profound AI. And I

would say this tool is pretty much best

for enterprise level AI visibility

tracking. It also combines prompt

signals plus traditional SEO data kind

of like SEM Rush. It also helps you

uncover unknown prompts your brand

should own. It is a good tool and based

on my testing, it has a good data. To

give you some better details here, I put

together a table analysis that allows

you to see the tool strengths, what it

excels at, best for, ideal use cases,

limitations, and things to watch out

for. Starting with a pig AI, um, it's

got a deep LLM prompt analysis, entity

checks, citation detection, which is its

strengths. This is literally best for

brands that want to map exactly how

LLM's perceive them. And and here's the

limitations and things to watch out for.

It is premium pricing and there is

learning curve in prompt setup. An

entire software could look a little bit

clustery. Now with AI karma, you get a

dashboard view of AI visibility across

different engines and it gives you data

into AI impression share. It is best for

monitoring your brand's footprint across

multiple different LLMs. One thing that

it does lack, and this is my

understanding, it lacks the deep prompt

level detail. Next one is SEM Rush AI

mode tracker. It does bridge the

traditional SEO plus AEO by tracking the

AI appearances in the search engine

ranking pages. A lot of people are

already using this, especially SEO

agencies, freelancers, and even some

businesses. And now the AI is

incorporated into it. In terms of

limitations, it doesn't have all the LLM

models. It can also lag um as they're

literally like rolling this whole thing

out right now. And another thing is, and

everybody doesn't like this about SCM

Rush, but they try to upsell you every

step of the way to see, oh, you want to

see a little more data, okay, pay more

money. You want to see a little bit more

here, pay more money. Even if you're

using it like one time, you got to you

got to subscribe and upgrade your plans

over and over and over. And a lot of

people find that annoying. Next one is

profound AI. It's got an advanced prompt

and citation analytics and uh discovery

of untapped prompts which is very

useful. This is best for you know

enterprises like I mentioned earlier or

content-driven brands optimizing for LM

LLM citation. It is on the higher cost

and it does require onboarding and uh

setup. Now with a whole AI it's on a

lighter side right it's a lightweight uh

it's got prompt tracking mentions idea

generation. This is best for like

agency, startups or you know those who

are starting with AI visibility. And in

terms of limitations, it just has less

depth compared to the other uh AI

tracking tools and it covers fewer LLM

models. I just wanted to put this

quickly because these tools stood out

out of all the tools that I tested. And

in the next coming videos, I'm going to

be doing a in-depth breakdown review of

every single one of these tools. I'm

gonna gut them out one by one and put

together like a guide style video

review. Some of these tools can be

expensive for some people. So, just to

save you guys time and money, I'm going

to be the one taking all the risk. Also,

here's the deal with this thing, right?

This is like when SEO tools first

launched. The smart ones paid attention.

The rest got outranked. But now, in this

time of era, it's not about keywords

anymore. It's about entity recall,

memory slots, retrieval priority. If

you're not tracking how AI perceives

you, you're not in the game. You're just

a ghost. And guess what? Ghosts don't

get clicks. They also don't get

visibility. But anyways, I hope you guys

enjoyed this video. Drop me a like. Drop

your thoughts in the comment section

below. And if there is any tools that

you've tested that I have not mentioned

in here that I should pay attention to,

please let us