The AI brand monitoring tool that catches wrong answers first.

An AI brand monitoring tool tracks what AI engines say about your brand when people ask them about your category. Traditional brand monitoring watches the web and social feeds for your name. AI brand monitoring watches the answers themselves: whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and the others name you, how they describe you, and whether what they say is still true. Because engines can repeat outdated information with confidence, the checks that matter most are sentiment and accuracy, not only volume.

To track brand mentions in ChatGPT, you ask it the questions your buyers ask, on a schedule, and record whether and how it names you. Doing it by hand misses the changes between runs. Mentionova runs your prompts on ChatGPT and five other engines, keeps every answer, scores each mention for sentiment, and flags answers that contradict your brand facts, so you see when ChatGPT's description of you changes and which sources it relied on.

Mentionova monitors six engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI and Reddit. For every tracked prompt it records whether you were mentioned, whether your site was cited, the sentiment of the answer and the sources behind it, and it keeps every run so you can compare today's answer with last month's.

A traditional brand monitoring tool watches social posts, news and the web for your name. Mentionova watches the answers AI engines give when buyers ask about your category: whether you're named, how you're described, and whether the claims are accurate. The two are complementary, but only the second shows what an engine tells a buyer who never visits your site.

Each answer that mentions you is scored for sentiment from −1 to +1, per engine and per run. Scores roll up by week, so you can see whether an engine's tone toward you is warming or cooling, and open the individual answers behind any change to read the exact wording.

Yes. You store your brand facts, such as pricing and supported features, and answers are checked against them. When an engine contradicts one, for example by quoting old pricing, the answer is flagged with the engine and prompt, an alert goes to your team, and a fix to the source is queued for your approval.

Mention counts tell you how often you appear. AI brand sentiment tells you how you are described when you do: recommended with confidence, listed without comment, or framed as the weaker option. Two brands with the same mention rate can be positioned very differently, and a shift in sentiment is often the first sign of a problem worth fixing.

Yes, and they are tracked separately. A brand mention is the engine naming you in its answer. A citation is the engine linking to your site as a source. Mentionova logs both per engine, so you can see where you are talked about but not cited, which often means another page is shaping how you are described.