See how AI sees your brand.

No. SEO tools measure how Google ranks pages on a results page that the buyer still has to click through. Brand Surface measures how AI engines mention and recommend brands inside the answer itself, the only output the buyer ever sees. The two signals overlap maybe twenty percent. The fix list is almost completely different. For consideration buying, the AI answer is now the more decisive of the two, and the gap is widening every quarter.

Today we run real prompts against ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overview. Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Doubao, and Qwen are next on the roadmap. We always run every engine on the same prompts on the same day, so the cross engine comparison is genuinely apples to apples rather than stitched together from separate snapshots.

We start with the real category questions a buyer would type, not synthetic queries. We send those prompts to each AI engine using a geo signal that matches your target market, so the answers reflect what a buyer in that country actually sees. Every response is scored for mention rate, share of voice, sentiment, and citation source. Turnaround is five business days. You get the full report, not a teaser.

Both. The report names the gaps and sequences them by impact. Where you are missing on a buyer prompt, we name the prompt. Where a competitor is winning, we name the publishers AI is reading to recommend them. Where your sentiment is soft, we name the responses that softened it. Digital Crew is the agency that built Brand Surface, and the same team executes the content, citation, and authority work end to end when clients want delivery, not just diagnostics.

ChatGPT and Google AI Overview tend to move first, usually inside six weeks once owned content and citation work begin to surface. Claude and Gemini take longer because their indexes refresh on slower cycles. Share of voice gains and citation authority compound over three to six months. We track every run so you see exactly when each lever starts to register, rather than waiting for a quarterly review to find out.

You pick the country and language when you set up the brand. The runner passes that locale to every engine, so the web search bias, source mix, and brand references match what a local buyer actually encounters. A Singapore report cites Singapore publishers and uses regional brand spellings. A China report uses the engines and sources a China based buyer reaches today, with Doubao, DeepSeek, and Qwen support coming for full domestic coverage.