Use case · Share of voice

Measure your share of AI answers

Visibility isn’t yes-or-no, it’s a share. SearchFit measures what percentage of your category’s AI answers name you versus each competitor, by query and engine, and tracks it as you act.

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What you get

Everything you need to get cited.

SearchFIT turns AI search visibility from a black box into a plan.

Your slice of the answer

See exactly what share of your category’s AI answers name you versus every tracked competitor.

By query and engine

Break share of voice down by specific question and by engine, since standings differ across both.

Trend over time

Watch your share move week over week as you ship fixes and publish content built to be cited.

Find the winnable queries

Spot the questions where a small push flips the answer in your favor, and prioritize them.

Benchmark competitors

Rank yourself against named rivals so you always know who owns the answer in your space.

No lift to start

Enter your domain and competitors, your first share-of-voice read lands in about 90 seconds.

How it works

From first check to getting named.

  1. 1Set your category and rivalsEnter your domain and the competitors you want to benchmark against.
  2. 2Get your shareSearchFit scores what share of your category’s answers name you versus each competitor, by query and engine.
  3. 3Target winnable queriesFocus on the questions where a small push moves the needle most.
  4. 4Track the trendWatch your share of AI answers climb over time as you act.

Frequently asked questions

SearchFit runs your category’s buyer-intent queries across engines and measures how often you’re named versus tracked competitors, then expresses it as a share.

Because engines disagree. You might own the answer on one and be absent on another, averaging them hides where to act.

Yes. Add the rivals you care about and see your share against each of them.

No. Start with just your domain and competitors.