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share of voice by brand
Competitor analysis
Ossvy compares your visibility, position and sentiment with competitors in six AI engines, and shows the sources behind their lead.
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In short
AI competitor analysis shows which brands AI engines recommend for your buyers' questions and how often, measured as share of voice. Ossvy runs the same prompts for you and your competitors every day, so you see who leads in each engine and market and which sources explain the gap.
Competitive view
Three views tell you where you stand: the leaderboard, the head-to-head and the sources behind it.
share of voice by brand
prompt by prompt
where they're cited and you're not
Your mentions as a share of all brand mentions for your prompts, per engine.
Where each brand sits in answer lists, from first pick to afterthought.
The questions a competitor wins and you lose, and the reverse.
Sites that mention your competitors but not you, ranked by how often engines cite them.
How each brand is described: strengths, weaknesses and the exact phrases engines use.
Brands that start appearing in your prompts, before they show up in your pipeline.
How it works
Step 1:
Pick the brands you compete with, or start from the ones Ossvy finds in your answers.
Prompt trackingStep 2:
Share of voice, position and sentiment update daily for each engine and market.
Brand sentimentStep 3:
Target the sources that cite competitors but not you.
Citation trackingShare of voice is calculated on your tracked prompts only. A competitor can lead in prompts you don't track, so review your prompt set every quarter. Ossvy reports what engines say about competitors; it doesn't verify whether those claims are true.
The free check shows how three AI engines answer about you, before you sign up.
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FAQ
Share of voice in AI search is your brand's mentions as a percentage of all brand mentions in AI answers to a set of prompts. If ChatGPT names five brands across your prompts and 20% of the mentions are yours, your share of voice is 20%. Ossvy tracks it per engine; see AI brand visibility.
Ask ChatGPT the questions your buyers ask and note every brand it names. Doing that daily across engines is what Ossvy automates, and it also finds competitors you didn't know about. Try it on your domain with the free AI visibility check.
Each project can track several competitors at once, and agencies can set up a separate competitor set per client. Exact limits per plan are on the pricing page.
Usually because the sources the engine trusts, such as review sites, comparison articles, forums or the competitor's own pages, mention them and not you. Ossvy shows those sources for each answer in citation tracking.
Yes, and it's common. Engines use different indexes and sources: Perplexity favors fresh web pages, Gemini relies on Google's index, and Grok uses posts on X. Compare engines on the ChatGPT and Perplexity pages.
Yes. Alongside mentions and position, Ossvy records the sentiment and the phrases engines use for each brand, such as 'expensive but reliable'. Details in brand sentiment.
Yes. Agencies use it to show clients where competitors win in AI answers and to justify content and PR work. Reports can carry the agency's logo; see Ossvy for agencies.
Ossvy tracks competitors in English, Turkish and Arabic with country-level prompts, and shows the source gap behind each loss. We compare ourselves honestly with other tools on the comparisons page.
Customer stories
“Seeing exactly where we show up in front of potential customers, and automatically getting action recommendations where we don't, has made our process both faster and stronger.”
Yunus MeranSEO & GEO Specialist

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