Get your products recommended when shoppers ask AI.
Shoppers ask ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity what to buy and where. PromptSignal shows which products and stores those answers name in each market.
AI Mode
CopilotShoppers ask AI for products that fit a use and a budget.
Each answer names a few products and often the stores that sell them.
Product picks
“Which robot vacuum is best for pet hair under $400?”
Gifts
“What is a good gift for a dad who loves cooking, under $100?”
Where to buy
“Which online store has the best return policy for furniture?”
Worth it
“Is a premium Dutch oven worth the price over a budget one?”
Shopping answers draw on reviews, publishers and forums.
The mix shifts by category and market, and the Sources page lists the exact pages behind your prompts.
Testing publishersBuying guides that test products side by side are frequent sources.
MarketplacesAnswers cite listings and ratings on marketplaces such as Amazon and on retailer sites.
CommunitiesReddit threads and YouTube reviews add what owners say after months of use.
Your product pagesClear specs, prices and return policies on your product pages give engines something to quote.
g2.com
reddit.com
capterra.com
zapier.com
youtube.comGet named in more answers, category by category.
Compare your share of voice with the brands and stores named instead of you, then hand each gap to its owner: PR for review coverage, developers for product pages, content for buying guides.
CategoriesGroup prompts by category, price point or season with segments and tags.
StorefrontsRun prompts for each storefront across 72 countries and 32 languages.
Technical auditFixes for product and category pages arrive as tickets, sorted by priority.
Buying guidesBriefs for missing prompts become buying guides and comparisons in the editor.
Questions. Answered.
Which shopping prompts should we track?
Track the product, gift, comparison and where-to-buy questions for your top categories, at the price points and in the markets you sell in.
Do AI answers recommend stores as well as products?
Yes. Answers to where-to-buy questions often name retailers and marketplaces, so you can track them as competitors next to rival brands.
Can we track different countries and languages?
Yes. Prompts run in 72 countries and 32 languages, so each storefront gets its own read.
How do we get named on review sites and forums?
Start with the citation gaps: the Sources page lists the pages that name your competitors but not you, so PR, partnerships and community teams know which pages to work on.
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