AI chatbot brand monitoring

Monitor how AI chatbots mention your brand.

llmeknow tracks what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, and other AI systems say when your buyers ask about your category: whether your brand appears, what it is credited with, who appears alongside it, and how all of that changes depending on who is asking.

The problem

Your buyers ask AI, and AI has opinions

A growing share of purchase research now starts in a chat window instead of a search box. When someone asks an AI assistant "which bank should a freelancer use?" or "what is the most reliable bakkie?", the model answers with specific brands, specific reasons, and often specific warnings.

Those answers are invisible to traditional monitoring. Nothing appears in your web analytics, no keyword ranking moves, and no social listening tool picks it up. The conversation happens between your buyer and the model, and you only see the outcome.

Coverage

Every major AI system, queried live

llmeknow runs your research questions through the major AI models: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, DeepSeek, and Kimi, with new models added as they earn market share. Every response comes live from the actual model, with no pre-set answers and no cached snapshots.

Where a model searches the web to answer, llmeknow captures the search queries it ran and the sources it cited. You see what the model said, which websites taught it to say so, and what it searched for along the way.

Chart from a LLMEKNOW campaign showing how each AI model weights the same brands differently
Model dialect: the same brands, weighted differently by each AI model. From a live llmeknow campaign on South African banking.

The difference

Answers change with who is asking

AI models tailor answers to the person asking. A student and a retiree asking the same insurance question get different recommendations. Most monitoring tools ask each question once, from nowhere, and report the average.

llmeknow asks every question in the context of the audience segments you define, alongside a no-segment baseline for reference. You see which segments AI steers toward you, which it steers away, and how the gap between segments moves from one research wave to the next.

Chart showing how brand rankings in AI answers reshuffle across audience segments
Rank by segment: the same question, asked by different audiences, reshuffles the brand order.

The output

The metrics you get

Every response is processed into the metrics a marketing team can act on:

  • Share of voice: how often each brand appears in answers, by model and segment.
  • Top-of-mind recall: which brand each model names first when the question is open-ended.
  • Characterisation: the attributes AI attaches to each brand, and how they differ from your competitors.
  • Sources: the websites models cite when they answer, and how often each one appears.
  • Wave-over-wave trends: how all of the above moves between research waves, so you can see whether your AI visibility is improving or slipping.
Share of voice chart ranking brands by how often AI answers mention them
Share of voice: the percentage of AI responses mentioning each brand, from a live campaign.

Reporting

From raw responses to a report you can forward

Every AI response is kept and inspectable, with brand mentions highlighted, so "what did it actually say?" always has an answer. Campaign results compile into designed intelligence reports ready to present to a client or a board.

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LLMEKNOW AI Perception overview showing the AI brief, strongest signal, and entity metrics table
The campaign overview: an AI perception brief in plain English, with saliency, share of voice, and recall for every tracked brand.

Common questions

Find out what AI tells your buyers.

Book a demo and see what the major AI models say about your brand, your competitors, and your category, segmented by the audiences you care about.