Measures AI visibility
See how often your brand appears for selected prompts, how its share changes, and which topics make it lose the user's attention.
LLM Control turns an invisible channel into a measurable system: define the questions your customers ask, collect AI-search answers regularly, and see whether your brand is mentioned, who ranks above it, which pages get cited, and what to improve next.
The system sends the same commercial question to selected AI providers so the comparison stays repeatable and fair.
It is not just another report. It covers the full cycle of observing brand presence in generative search — from the question you choose to the task your SEO or content team can act on.
See how often your brand appears for selected prompts, how its share changes, and which topics make it lose the user's attention.
The result is not reduced to a green or red indicator: the full answer stays available for review, comparison and team discussion.
See which URLs and domains the model used as sources, which competitor pages get cited, and where your site lacks supporting evidence.
The system collects brands appearing alongside you, making it clear who owns the category, prompt or position in the answer.
Store tagged questions, run them across selected AI systems, and see progress for every prompt × provider pair.
Repeat runs become history: filter by period, LLM and prompt tags, then export conclusions for your team or client.
LLM Control is for the moment when Google rankings are no longer enough, while claims about AI visibility still rely on isolated manual checks.
Check your brand in the real customer wording: recommendations, comparisons, roundups and high-intent product questions.
Responses preserve competing brands, so you see the actual participants taking attention in your category.
Citation history shows URLs and domains from responses, separating a simple brand mention from a source the model actually used.
Comparing positions, response wording and Share of Voice helps identify gaps in relevance, completeness or trust.
Add prompts once, tag them by topic and run the same set across selected providers from Prompt Hub.
Saved runs create history by period, provider, prompt and tag, turning one-off observations into a trend.
Export visibility summaries, charts, competitors, mentions, positions, citations, responses and usage ledger to XLSX or PDF.
No. A rank tracker tells you where a URL ranks in search; LLM Control tells you how an AI system forms a recommendation and which sources enter the answer.
You control the measurement method; collection and normalization follow the same repeatable workflow.
Add your brand, websites, aliases, industry and target topics — the shared context for analysis.
Write questions as a customer would and tag them: category, product, comparison or region.
Run the same set across available providers so a single model's behavior is not mistaken for a market change.
Compare runs, citations, positions and competitors, then turn the gap into a page or content task.
Get a measurable surface for AEO/GEO work: which prompts decline, which pages need review and how to evaluate changes.
Understand which facts and answers a page lacks, which sources are trusted, and why a competitor becomes citeable.
Discuss a new part of the funnel using clear metrics instead of 'AI seems not to like us': trends, prompts, positions and sources.
AI Readiness answers 'is this page ready to be found, understood and cited?'. LLM Control answers the next question: 'what is actually happening to our brand in AI responses?'. Together they connect page diagnosis with market observation.
Open AI ReadinessSEO Control's blog covers practical questions about visibility, model responses and citations: what to measure, how to read the result and which changes are worth making.
Read LLM visibility articlesIt monitors how generative AI systems answer questions about your company, product or category. It shows brand mentions, relative positions, competitors, cited sources and changes over time.
The project supports runs across five AI systems, including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI, Gemini and Claude. Availability depends on the current server configuration and provider response.
No. Prompt Hub sends selected prompts to selected systems, saves normalized results and connects them to the project, tag and run history.
Yes. Responses and Citations separate the answer text from its sources, so you can see whether the brand was named and which domain or URL supported the answer.
It shows where the gap appears, which competitors are present and which pages get cited. For a deep audit of a specific page, use the linked AI Readiness tool for a technical and content improvement brief.
It depends on how quickly your category changes. The important part is keeping prompts consistent and comparing regular runs so you see a trend, not a random difference between two answers.
Yes. Analytics includes filters, charts, history, competitors, mentions, citations and full responses, with selected sections exportable to XLSX or PDF.
AI Readiness is a one-off diagnosis of a specific page's retrieval and citation readiness. LLM Control is recurring observation of actual AI responses for a set of prompts and brands.
No. Data collection is managed by SEO Control's server, and keys are never requested from or sent by the user's browser.
Create a project, add a few real customer questions and get your first map of brand visibility in AI search.