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Overview

The main dashboard: your current AI Visibility score, how it changed, a per-engine breakdown, named competitors, and rule-based recommended actions, all tied to real measured data.

What it does

The top strip shows four KPIs, each with a trend delta vs. the prior measurement: AI visibility score (0-100), Named in answers (mention rate), Recommended (recommendation rate, stricter than just being named), and Answers with sources (citation rate) -- the citation-rate tile notes that Claude is asked without web search, so it's naturally capped below 100% there, a real per-engine limitation surfaced directly in the UI rather than hidden. Every score block states its own sample size and date window, and flags itself as low-sample when confidence is limited.

Below that: a trend chart (needs at least two measurements to render), a 'what changed' comparison vs. the prior measurement, a per-AI-engine table (with engines not on your plan shown locked with an upgrade link), a table of competitors named in your answers, and a connected-intelligence strip showing real connection status for Search Console, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and ChatGPT Ads (only checked for paid plans).

Monitoring cadence is real and plan-gated: Free is a one-time snapshot across all four engines; paid plans re-measure weekly, using whichever engines your specific plan includes (not every paid tier gets all four).

Recommended Actions at the bottom are rule-based and each one is tied to a specific measured number -- the same underlying engine as the Action Center feature, not separate marketing copy -- showing the problem, what to do, expected effect, and the exact evidence that triggered it.

How to use it

  1. 1Add a business via onboarding if you haven't already.
  2. 2Read the four KPI tiles and their trend deltas for an at-a-glance status.
  3. 3Open the trend chart (once at least two measurements exist) and the per-engine breakdown.
  4. 4Review Recommended Actions -- each links to its source evidence and to the page where you'd act on it.