Free tool
AI visibility prompt set builder
Every AI-visibility tracker bills you per prompt — so the prompts you pick are both your measurement and your budget. This builds a structured set across the buckets that matter, keeps the branded/non-branded balance honest, and hands you a CSV tracking sheet. It runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Nothing here leaves your browser — there is no server to send it to.
Example output
21 prompts · 76% non-branded ·24% branded
Fill the form to replace this with your own. The published guidance is roughly30–50 prompts at about 70/30 non-branded to branded — enough coverage to see movement, few enough to stay affordable.
DiscoveryTop of funnelnon-branded4
The broad “who should I even consider” questions. These decide whether you exist at all.
- best analytics tools 2026
- top analytics tools
- what is the best analytics tools right now
- most recommended analytics tools
QualifiedTop of funnelnon-branded4
The same question with a constraint attached. Usually where a smaller brand can actually win.
- best analytics tools for small SaaS teams
- affordable analytics tools
- free analytics tools
- analytics tools for small SaaS teams on a budget
ProblemMid funnelnon-branded4
Asked before anyone knows the category name. Answering these is how you get pulled into an answer early.
- how to choose analytics tools
- what should I look for in analytics tools
- do I need analytics tools
- analytics tools worth it
ComparisonBottom of funnelnon-branded4
Head-to-heads and alternatives. High intent, and the bucket most likely to name a specific product.
- Mixpanel vs Amplitude
- alternatives to Mixpanel
- alternatives to Amplitude
- is Mixpanel worth it
BrandedBottom of funnelbranded5
What the engines say when someone already knows your name. Cheap to track, and the first place damage shows.
- is Acme Analytics any good
- Acme Analytics review
- Acme Analytics pricing
- Acme Analytics vs Mixpanel
- alternatives to Acme Analytics
How to use the set
- Run it manually first. Before paying anything, paste each prompt into ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity with browsing on and record what gets named and cited. One pass across 30 prompts is an afternoon, and it tells you whether you have a visibility problem worth buying a tool for.
- Record sources, not just mentions. Whether you were named matters less than which pages the engine pulled from — that is where the next piece of work is. My own two-run study is published in full atthe AI citation tracker.
- Then price it. Trackers meter by prompt, so your set size decides your plan. Check the real entry prices in theGEO tool pricing index before committing — several tools charge extra per engine or per domain on top of the headline number.
- Re-run on a fixed cadence. Monthly is plenty. The value is the trend, not any single answer — AI responses vary by session even with the prompt held constant.
Frequently asked questions
How many prompts should I track for AI visibility?
Published guidance across the category converges on roughly 30 to 50 prompts, split about 70% non-branded to 30% branded. Fewer than 30 and you cannot tell a real change from normal answer variance; many more and you are paying for prompts you never read, because every tracker in this category meters by prompt.
Why does the branded / non-branded split matter?
Branded prompts are cheap comfort — the engines usually know your name once someone has typed it. The prompts that decide whether you get discovered at all are non-branded: "best X", "X for Y", "alternatives to Z". A set that is mostly branded will look healthy while you are invisible to everyone who has not heard of you.
Does this tool send my brand or competitor names anywhere?
No. It runs entirely in your browser with no network calls, no analytics on the inputs and no server to send anything to. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it still works.
Can I just run these prompts myself instead of buying a tool?
Yes, and you should before you buy anything. One manual pass across 30 prompts on three engines is an afternoon of work and tells you whether you have a problem worth paying to monitor. A tool earns its money on repetition and trend-tracking, not on the first look.
Why does the prompt count affect what a tracker costs?
Because prompts are the billing unit. Entry plans in this category typically include somewhere between 15 and 50 tracked prompts, and going over means moving up a tier. That is why the set size is a budgeting decision as much as a measurement one — decide the set first, then price the plans against it.