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Purpose

This page displays the AI search visibility report for your currently selected pitch. It gives you a snapshot of how your brand and your competitors appear across various AI search engines (like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity) for the prompts you tracked. The report helps you understand your market position, which AI models favor your brand, what traits are associated with you versus your competitors, and which sources AI models cite most frequently. It also provides a detailed breakdown of every individual AI response collected during the pitch analysis.

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What’s on the page

Page header Shows the company name and logo for the pitch, along with a Copy link button. The page title itself indicates when the report was audited. Zero mentions notice If the report legitimately found zero brand and competitor mentions across all responses, a notice card appears to explain that this is a real finding and not an error. It clarifies that AI models currently answer the tracked prompts with general advice or other brands. Landing page CTA If this pitch was generated as a “landing page” preview report, a promotional banner appears at the top encouraging visitors to book a demo or view pricing. Metric cards row Four top-level statistics summarizing the report. These cards can be dragged and dropped to reorder them.
  • Share of voice: Displays your percentage of mentions compared to all brands. Includes an info icon tooltip: “The percentage of mentions your brand receives compared to all brands. Click for details.” Clicking the icon opens a dialog explaining the Share of Voice calculation.
  • Brand mentions: Displays the percentage of responses mentioning your brand. Includes an info icon tooltip: “Percentage of AI responses that mention your brand. Click for details.” Clicking the icon opens a dialog explaining Brand Mention Rate.
  • Responses analyzed: The raw count of responses processed. Includes an info icon tooltip: “Total AI responses collected and analyzed for this report”.
  • Models tested: The number of distinct AI models queried. Includes an info icon tooltip: “AI models queried while building this report”.
Share of voice A pie/donut chart comparing your brand’s percentage share of AI mentions versus your competitors. The legend lists each brand, its logo, and its percentage. You can drag and drop this card to reorder it. AI model performance A ranked list showing how often each AI model (e.g., ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) mentioned your brand, complete with a percentage and a progress bar. You can drag and drop this card. Positive brand traits / Negative brand traits Radar charts comparing the frequency of positive and negative attributes mentioned about your brand versus all competitors. These cards only appear if there is data for them. You can drag and drop these cards. Top citation sources A ranked list of domains that AI models cited most frequently when answering the prompts in this pitch. You can drag and drop this card. Competitive landscape A list ranking your brand and every tracked competitor by their share of all brand mentions. Displays logos and percentage bars. You can drag and drop this card. Responses table A searchable, infinitely scrolling table listing every individual AI response collected for the pitch.

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Responses table columns

  • Model: Which AI model generated this response (e.g. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Mode), accompanied by its icon.
  • Mentioned: Whether your tracked brand was mentioned in this specific AI response (indicated by a “Yes” or “No” pill).
  • Competitors Mentioned: Displays logos of competitor brands mentioned in the response. If more than four competitors are mentioned, a “+N” overflow indicator appears.
  • Prompt: The specific prompt variation that was sent to the AI model. Search terms are highlighted in yellow if you use the search bar.
  • Response: A truncated preview of the raw AI response text. Search terms are highlighted in yellow.

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Drilldowns

  • Share of voice or Brand mentions info icons: Clicking the info icon on these two metric cards opens an in-page dialog explaining the metric, how it is calculated, and why it matters.
  • Response detail drawer: Clicking any row in the Responses table opens a side panel (“Response Details”) containing the full metadata for that response. It shows the Date, Model, Prompt Type, Mentioned status, Market Position, and Competitors Mentioned. It also displays the Base Prompt, the specific variation used, and the full response text with highlighted citations and source chips. For Google AI Overview responses, it adds collapsible sections for Organic Results, People Also Ask, and Related Searches. You can navigate to adjacent responses using the up/down arrows in the header or your keyboard.

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What you can do here

  • Copy public link: Click Copy link in the top right to copy a public, shareable URL for this report. You can send this link to anyone, and they can view the report without logging in.
  • Reorder cards: You can click and drag the top-level metric cards to rearrange them within their row. You can also drag and drop the larger report cards (charts, tables, lists) to customize the layout of the page.
  • Search responses: Type in the Search responses input field above the Responses table to filter the list. This matches your text against the prompt variation and the raw response text.
  • View response details: Click any row in the Responses table to open the Response Details drawer. Inside the drawer, you can click on source citation links to visit the cited websites, or click through to Organic Results (for AI Overviews).
  • Navigate responses: While the Response Details drawer is open, use the up/down arrow buttons in the drawer header, or the up/down arrow keys on your keyboard, to quickly move to the previous or next response.

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Data shown

Data on this page comes from the specific AI search visibility pitch you have selected. It includes the AI responses collected across all configured models (like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, etc.), the prompts that were tested, the competitors you opted to track, and the brand attributes identified in the AI answers.

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Common workflows

Reviewing AI visibility performance
  1. Navigate to the Pitch Workspace from the sidebar.
  2. The page loads the report for your currently active pitch.
  3. Scan the top-level metric cards for Share of Voice, Brand Mentions, Responses Analyzed, and Models Tested.
  4. Review the Share of Voice chart, AI model performance, brand traits, top citation sources, and competitive landscape cards.
  5. Scroll down to the Responses table to inspect the individual AI responses that make up the report.
Inspecting a specific AI response
  1. Scroll down to the Responses table.
  2. Type a keyword into the Search responses field to filter the table.
  3. Click a specific response row to open the Response Details drawer.
  4. Review the full response text, the prompt used, and any citations or sources the AI model provided.
  5. Use the up and down arrow keys to quickly flip through adjacent responses.
Sharing the report
  1. Click the Copy link button in the top right of the page header.
  2. The link to the public version of this report is copied to your clipboard.
  3. Paste and share the link with external stakeholders, who can view the report without needing an account.
Recover from no pitches
  1. A user navigating to the Pitch Workspace when their organization has zero pitches will be automatically redirected.
  2. The page loads and detects the empty list.
  3. It automatically forwards to the create pitch flow to start a new workspace.

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Empty, loading, and error states

  • Empty: If your organization has no pitches at all, navigating to this page will automatically redirect you to the pitch creation flow. If a pitch legitimately detected zero mentions for your brand and all competitors, a “Zero Mentions Notice” card explains this is a real finding, not an error.
  • Loading: While pitch data is loading, or while switching between pitches, a report-shaped placeholder skeleton appears, mimicking the layout of the header, metric cards, and charts.
  • Processing: If the pitch is still being analyzed by the AI models, a full-page “Building your report” screen appears. It will automatically update when the report is ready.
  • Error: If the pitch data fails to load, a “Couldn’t load this report” screen appears with a Try again button. If the pitch failed during processing, a “Report processing failed” screen appears with a Create another pitch button.
Linked from:
  • Sidebar Pitch Workspace navigation item.
  • The pitch workspace dropdown/switcher in the sidebar.
Links to:
  • The Copy link button copies a link to the public, shareable /report/[pitchId] version of this report.
  • Automatically redirects to the create pitch page if the organization has no pitches.

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Common support questions

Why don’t I see any brand traits on my report? The Positive and Negative brand traits radar charts are hidden entirely if there are zero mentions of any attributes for your brand and your competitors. If no traits were detected in the AI responses, the charts are removed to save space. Why does my report show all zeros for mentions? If your report shows 0% share of voice and 0 brand mentions, it means none of the brands tracked in this pitch (yours or competitors) were named in any of the AI responses. This is a real finding - often, AI models answer niche or educational prompts with general advice instead of naming specific brands. Try tracking prompts that explicitly ask for recommendations. Why is my search not finding a response I know exists? The Responses table loads 50 rows at a time via infinite scroll. The search bar only filters the responses that have already been loaded into your browser. You may need to scroll down to load more rows before your search term will match them. Who can see the link I copied? The link copied via the Copy link button is a public URL. Anyone who has the link can view the report without needing to log in or have an Athena account. Can I change the order of the charts? Yes, if you are logged in and viewing your own workspace, you can click and drag the metric cards and the larger report charts to reorder them to your liking. (Viewers of the public shared link cannot reorder cards).