What is AI search visibility?
- AI search visibility is how often and how favourably a brand appears inside answers generated by assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Grok. Instead of ranking positions on a results page, it measures mentions, citations and recommendation position inside the answer text itself.
How does Reflyma measure it?
- Reflyma runs a fixed set of neutral research prompts against multiple AI providers on a schedule, stores every raw response, then detects brand and alias mentions, recommendation position, competitors and cited sources. Metrics such as mention rate, average position, citation rate and share of voice are calculated from those stored responses.
Which AI engines does Reflyma track?
- OpenAI (ChatGPT), Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, Perplexity and xAI Grok. Each engine is queried through a normalized connector so results stay comparable across providers.
Is AI visibility different from traditional SEO?
- Yes. Classic SEO optimises for ranked blue links; AI visibility optimises for being quoted and recommended inside a synthesized answer. Crawlability and structured data still matter, but so do clear, self-contained passages, entity clarity and citable sources.
Do I need a credit card to start?
- No. The free plan and the free tools require no card. Paid plans start at $49 per month for Pro and include a seven-day trial you can cancel at any time.
Does Reflyma guarantee AI rankings?
- No. AI answers change frequently and recommendations are not guaranteed rankings. Reflyma gives you evidence, trends and opportunities — not promises.
How are brand mentions detected?
- Reflyma normalizes and matches your brand name, aliases and domain against every stored response, then verifies each mention against the raw text so every count stays traceable to evidence.
Can agencies manage multiple clients?
- Yes. Agency workspaces separate clients into isolated projects with their own topics, prompts, providers and share-ready reports.
What is an llms.txt file?
- llms.txt is a proposed standard for describing site content to large language models. It is not a ranking factor — Reflyma provides free tools to generate, validate and audit it.