Your real rankings, and how AI answers talk about you

A scraped position is one search, from one place, at one moment. Search Console gives Google's own average across everyone who actually saw your page.

Access is read-only, limited to sites you have verified, and you can disconnect at any time. The access token is stored encrypted.

Add the keywords you care about, or pick them from the queries your site already gets clicks for. Each one shows its average position, the change since the period before, its clicks and its share of all your clicks, with winners and losers at a glance.

A new keyword arrives with its last 16 months. After that Rankbist stores every day itself, so your history keeps growing after Google's own window ends. Start for free tracks 10 keywords.

You choose the questions people ask, without your brand in them, and up to five competitors. Every week they are put to AI engines through their official APIs, and each answer is checked: does it name you, does it cite your site as a source, and which competitors does it bring up instead?

Questions where a competitor appears and you don't are marked as gaps, and you can read what each AI actually said.

Brand Radar is a weekly sample. AI answers vary from one request to the next, so it is always labelled as an estimate and the trend is the signal. Visits from AI assistants only count the ones that say where they came from; much AI traffic arrives as “direct”.

More on what Brand Radar checks, and the AI crawler and referral data next to it: AI search visibility.

Positions are Google's average for everyone who saw your page, not a single scraped search. See where our data comes from.