Citation visibility
See whether Google shows an AI Overview for a tracked query, whether your domain is cited, and which sources appear instead. Results stay tied to their query, market, and check time.
AI search visibility, defined
See whether Google shows an AI Overview for a tracked query, whether your domain is cited, and which sources appear instead. Results stay tied to their query, market, and check time.
Use connected GA4 data to measure visits and conversions attributed to recognized AI assistant referrals. Referral traffic and search citations remain separate signals.
A citation gap is only actionable next to everything else that explains it. AIORadar puts the observation beside your Search Console data, the target page, the competitor who got cited, the decaying content, and whether your robots.txt even lets the crawler in — so the next priority comes from what was measured, not a generic GEO checklist.
AI search optimization is not a separate set of hidden tricks, and Google says so directly: there are no extra requirements or special optimizations to appear in its AI features. Whatever you call it — GEO, AEO, LLM SEO — strong SEO foundations still do the work. AIORadar adds the context around them: where your brand appears in AI results, what traffic arrives from AI assistants, and which gaps deserve attention.
How it helps
Around forty modules, one workspace per client, and every number labelled with where it came from.
Check any query, in the market, language and device you choose: does Google return an AI Overview, are you cited, and who is cited instead? Run it on a schedule, watch what changes between checks, and see the visits and conversions those assistants actually sent you in connected GA4 data. No Google connection needed to start.
Your connected Search Console data, read properly: queries and pages with country and device kept attached, brand demand split from non-brand, the URLs competing for the same query, and how much your own rankings actually move week to week.
See which keywords deserve attention today, follow pinned positions from Google’s own daily data, and find the sites you genuinely compete with — discovered from your query overlap, not a generic industry list.
Catch pages decaying before the traffic is gone, organise coverage into topic clusters, fix orphan pages and weak anchors across the link graph, then audit a single URL and get the rewrite ready to paste. On Agency, a workflow agent runs topic → brief → draft → quality review unattended, with a human gate before anything publishes.
Core Web Vitals field data, indexation, and a site crawler that diffs each run against the last. Plus the check almost nothing else runs: whether your robots.txt is quietly blocking the AI crawlers you want citing you.
Score the listing against what actually moves the local pack, then run a live Google Maps search from every point of a grid around the business — so you see where in the service area you rank, not one blended average.
Check that your identity, offers, locations, profiles and markup all describe the same business — then turn the month into a white-label PDF or editable Word report, on a schedule if you want it generated without you.
Also in every workspace: an AI assistant scoped to one client, GA4 organic traffic and conversion analysis, and extras like Meta Writer, Local Page Studio, GBP Post Checker and 301 redirect mapping for migrations.
Product tour
Screens below use illustrative demo data.
Review Google AI Overview presence, citations, and observed changes for the queries and markets you track.
What to expect
Search Console and GA4 request read-only reporting scopes. Business Profile is the exception, because Google publishes only one management scope for it: connect it and AIORadar writes back the listing changes you confirm, nothing else. Every scope is shown during Google authorization, and any connection can be removed from settings.
Tracked citations and connected-source metrics are presented separately from modeled scenarios and AI-generated recommendations.
Google AI Overview results can differ by location. AIORadar keeps each check tied to its selected market instead of blending unlike observations.
The Free plan includes 100 one-time credits and does not require a card. Upgrade or add a credit pack only when you need more usage.
Pricing
AI search tracking, connected SEO data, and client reporting in every stage.
Plans combine workspace capacity with usage credits. Credits cover live checks and AI-generated actions. Free includes 100 one-time credits; paid plans refill monthly and roll over up to 20% of unused credits. The cost is shown before a paid action runs.
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Solo specialists and freelancers
Everything in Free, plus:
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Agencies and collaborative teams
Everything in Starter, plus:
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Multi-client agencies at scale
Everything in Growth, plus:
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Start on the Free plan, no credit card required. Upgrade anytime.
FAQ
AI search visibility describes how a brand, website, or page appears in AI-generated search experiences and the traffic those experiences send. In AIORadar, that includes observed Google AI Overview citations and measured referral traffic from recognized AI assistants in connected GA4 data.
AIORadar checks Google AI Overview presence and citations for the queries and markets you choose, and on paid plans it can also check whether Google AI Mode answers cite your site. With GA4 connected, it reports recognized referral visits and conversions from assistants including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Copilot. It does not claim to track citations inside those assistants.
SEO specialists, consultants and agencies who need to see how their sites perform in Google AI Overviews and AI assistant referrals alongside traditional SEO data. Each client site gets its own workspace, from 1 on Free to 5 on Starter, 15 on Growth and an unlimited number on Agency, and every paid plan adds white-label client reports.
Start by measuring it. Identify the queries where your buyers would expect to see you, check whether Google returns an AI Overview for each one, and record who is cited when you are not. The recurring pattern in that list — a competitor, a review site, a publication — tells you whether the gap is a content gap or a brand-presence gap. Google is explicit that there is no separate AI ranking system to game: the same crawlable, genuinely useful, well-structured content that earns rankings is what earns citations.
AEO (answer engine optimization) and GEO (generative engine optimization) are two names for the same goal: being the source an AI-generated answer draws on. AEO came from the era of featured snippets and voice answers; GEO is the newer term for generative systems such as AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. In practice the distinction is mostly vocabulary, and Google states that both are still SEO — there are no additional requirements or special optimizations to appear in its AI features. Neither replaces SEO or offers a guaranteed formula: crawlability, useful original content, clear site structure, and accurate business information remain the foundation.
Partly, and we are specific about which part. AIORadar directly observes citations in Google AI Overviews and, on paid plans, Google AI Mode. For ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Copilot it measures the outcome rather than the answer: recognized referral visits and conversions from those assistants in your connected GA4 data. It does not claim to read the inside of those assistants’ answers, because that data is not reliably observable.
From your connected Google Search Console property, not from scraping the search results. That is a deliberate trade: the history is Google’s own data, it updates daily, and it costs no credits — but it only covers queries your site already earns impressions for, and it needs Search Console connected. AI Overview tracking works the other way round: a live check on any query you choose, in the market and on the device you choose, with no Google connection required.
Only where you tell it to, and only in three places. Google publishes a single management scope for Business Profile data, so this connection — unlike Search Console and GA4, which are strictly read-only — is not read-only. AIORadar uses it to read your listing and to write back the description, website, and phone changes you confirm on screen. Posts are drafted for you to copy and publish yourself; AIORadar never publishes to your profile. The connection is optional, and only needed for Local SEO.
A rank tracker records conventional search positions and stops there. AIORadar tracks those positions too, then connects them with Google AI Overview citation checks, Search Console and GA4 performance, keyword and competitor intelligence, a site audit crawler and Schema Studio, content decay and internal linking, entity and local signals including Google Maps ranking grids, and the client reports you send at the end of the month — in one workspace per client.
No. No platform can guarantee rankings, citations, indexing, or traffic. AIORadar shows observed results, labels estimates, and helps teams prioritize work; search engines decide what they crawl, index, rank, and cite.
Both are optional. Search Console adds query, page, click, impression, CTR, and position data. GA4 adds organic and recognized AI referral visits and conversions. Google AI Overview tracking can be used without either connection.
Tracked citations, Search Console metrics, and GA4 referrals are presented as observed or measured data with their source and time context. Modeled scenarios and AI-generated recommendations are labeled separately so they are not mistaken for measured outcomes.
AIORadar supports localized Google AI Overview checks across countries and regions available through its search-data provider. Each observation keeps its market, language, device, and check time so unlike results are not treated as equivalent.
AIORadar has four plans: Free at $0, Starter at $29 a month, Growth at $59 a month and Agency at $149 a month, billed monthly in US dollars. Paid plans include 2,500, 5,500 and 14,000 credits a month respectively. One-time credit packs from $6 to $79 top up any plan.
GA4 reports assistant visits as ordinary referrals, so they sit scattered across source/medium rows such as chatgpt.com, perplexity.ai, gemini.google.com, and copilot.microsoft.com rather than in one bucket. Connect GA4 to AIORadar and it groups the recognized AI assistant referrers into a single view with visits and conversions, alongside your organic traffic, so AI referral performance is measured rather than estimated.
Yes. The Free plan includes 100 one-time credits with no credit card, which covers about 33 AI Overview query checks at 3 credits each, enough to see whether your domain is cited across a real query set. Search Console and GA4 connections are free to add on any plan. Credits only apply to actions that cost us data or model calls, and the cost is shown before a paid action runs. Some higher-cost features are paid-only and plan limits apply; add a credit pack or move to a monthly plan when you need more.
Credit costs vary by action and are shown before a paid action runs. Paid plans refill monthly and roll over up to 20% of unused credits. The Free plan is a one-time 100-credit grant, and credit packs can top up any plan.
AIORadar requests read-only reporting scopes for Search Console and GA4. Google shows the requested permissions during authorization. Connections are optional and can be removed from AIORadar settings.
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