For AEO teams

Your job is the AI answer. You are measured on how often your brand appears in the responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and the others. The old tools show you where you rank on a page of blue links. They cannot show you what the large language model said, which sources it cited to say it, or why it chose a competitor over you.

Your buyers are asking these engines what to buy. If you are not cited in the answer, you are not in the consideration. You cannot optimize what you cannot see. You need a record of what was said, a way to earn more citations, and a process to show your progress.

Your week starts in Answer Engine Insights. You add the questions your buyers ask, from broad category queries to specific product comparisons. Mentionry puts each prompt to the engines on your plan once a day. You now have a daily record of your visibility, the exact answer text, and every URL the model opened to form its reply.

Next, you open Citation Tracking and Analysis. Here you see which of your pages the engines are reading and citing. You see the prompts where a competitor is cited and you are not. The split between owned, operated, and earned citations shows you where your authority truly lies.

Then you check the Query Fanout for a key topic. This shows you the searches each engine ran internally to decide on its final answer. You see the informational paths your buyers' questions trigger. This intelligence helps you win share of voice by understanding the evidence the model evaluates.

Finally, you move to Outreach and Distribution. The Opportunities screen lists places you could appear next, matched against what your brand can honestly say. The AI Marketer drafts the pitch. You approve the draft at your Desk and send it from your own Gmail. The goal is to be the source the model chooses next time.

Focus on three metrics. First, visibility score: how often is your brand named in the answers to your tracked prompts? A brand never mentioned has no average position. Second, share of voice: when your brand and its competitors are named, what percentage of those mentions are yours?

Third, analyze your citations. The platform shows you which of your pages are being opened and cited. It shows you the prompts that return answers without citing you. Report this split by engine and by topic. Show your boss or client the direct connection between your content and the AI's answer.

Dashboards arrange these metrics per brand or client. You can filter by region, by persona, or by day. Exports are available for further analysis. This is the evidence that your AEO work is moving the needle.

The Opportunities screen is your source of action. It finds journalist requests that match your expertise, podcasts booking guests, conferences taking speakers, and awards taking entries. It finds pages that cite a competitor and not you, and articles that name your brand without a link.

For each opportunity, the AI Marketer drafts the appropriate outreach. It uses your brand kit and knowledge bases to write a relevant pitch. You might get a draft reply to a journalist's query on HARO, a speaker submission for a conference, or an email to a site that cited a competitor.

Every single draft is presented on an approval card for you to confirm before anything is sent. Mentionry never places, publishes, or pays for a link. Your outreach comes from your own mailbox, and the decision to cite you rests with the publisher.

This is what the platform does today. It records answers, tracks citations, and provides an AI Marketer to act on the insights. The AI Marketer can draft landing pages and emails, generate short image clips, and connect to 1,500+ apps like HubSpot and Slack to read data and ask before it writes.

It works within these limits. You should know them before you start.

Begin with the free trial. It runs for seven days on your own site with 50 prompts a day put to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. No credit card is needed, and it ends on its own.

For ongoing use, the Starter plan is $99 a month. It includes 50 prompts, daily readings on those three engines, one brand, one seat, 100 agent runs a month, and exports.

For teams managing multiple brands, the Enterprise plan is quoted. It includes every brand under one login, access to up to nine answer engines as they become available, 400 prompts, configurable regions and languages, from ten seats, API keys, and SSO. A named contact is provided. There is no listed price.