Know the questions AI answers about your category
Your visibility is only as good as the prompts you track. Citenzo generates the buying-intent questions your customers actually ask AI — comparisons, “best X for Y”, alternatives — so you measure what matters.
- Buying-intent prompts generated for your niche
- Comparison, alternative and “best-of” queries
- Track your visibility prompt by prompt
Guessing the prompts is guessing the result
Track the wrong questions and your score is meaningless. The prompts that decide deals are the ones a buyer types near a purchase — “best CRM for real-estate teams”, “Notion vs Asana for agencies”, “alternatives to X”. Those are where a recommendation is made.
Citenzo builds that set for your category automatically, then keeps measuring you against it so you're optimizing for real demand, not vanity keywords.
What prompt research gives you
Intent-mapped prompts
Questions grouped by buying stage — discovery, comparison, decision — so you see where you win and lose.
Competitor framings
The “vs” and “alternative to” prompts where rivals are named, so you can respond.
Always current
Add your own prompts and refresh the set as your market and language shift.
How it works
Enter your niche
We generate the buying-intent questions your customers ask AI in your category.
→Your prompt setWe run them
Each prompt is asked across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI, repeatedly.
→Per-prompt visibilityYou prioritize
See which prompts you're missing and where the gap is worth closing first.
→A focused roadmapQuestions, answered
No — we generate them from your niche. You can add or edit any prompt to match how your buyers actually talk.
It depends on your plan; the free check uses a focused set, and paid plans track more, more often.
AI answers a question, not a keyword. The phrasing of the question changes who gets recommended — so the prompt set is the unit that matters.
See your prompts and your score
Run a free check to see the buying-intent prompts for your niche — and where you stand on each.
Run your free check →
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