Get on the shortlist when buyers ask AI for software.

Software buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews for shortlists. PromptSignal shows where your product is named, who is named instead and which review sites the engines cite.

Illustration with sample data: seven AI engines answer a buyer's question, “ What's the best project management software for a creative agency?”, for a fictional brand, Tallyfield. PromptSignal reads each answer: Tallyfield is mentioned by 5 of 7 engines, at an average position of 1.8.

Software buyers ask AI to narrow the field.

Buyers ask engines to build a shortlist, suggest an alternative or check whether a tool fits their stack and team.

Shortlists

“Which CRM is best for a 20-person B2B sales team?”

Alternatives

“What are simpler alternatives to enterprise help desk software for a small team?”

Integrations

“Which product analytics tools connect to a data warehouse?”

Fit

“Which payroll software handles contractors in several countries?”

Review sites, lists and forums shape software answers.

The Sources page shows which sources your prompts pull in, and where competitors are cited without you.

Review sitesAnswers often cite category pages and reviews on sites such as G2 and Capterra.

Best-of listsEngines quote roundups from publishers and from other vendors' blogs.

CommunitiesReddit threads and YouTube reviews add what users say about each tool.

Your own pagesEngines also cite your docs, pricing and comparison pages when they can read them.

Illustration with sample data: the Sources page lists the domains AI engines cite most for a fictional brand's prompts. Three of them name its competitors but not the brand; the first, g2.com, is opened to show the gap and a button to draft a brief.

Close the gaps that keep you off the shortlist.

Benchmark the competitors you meet in deals, then get onto the review pages and roundups that skip you, publish missing comparison pages and fix what stops engines reading your site.

SegmentsTrack prompts by product line, plan or company size with segments and tags.

CompetitorsSee your share of voice and how often each rival is named when you are not.

Content briefsTurn missing prompts into comparison and alternatives pages, written in the editor.

Measured againPrompts run every 48 hours by default, so you see what moved after each release.

Illustration with sample data: after a fictional brand published a guide, the same prompts measured again in Germany. Weekly visibility climbs from 18 to 39 percent, and engines naming the brand rise from 2 of 7 to 5 of 7.

Questions. Answered.

Which prompts should a SaaS company track first?

Start with the shortlist, alternative and integration questions buyers ask for each product line and company size you sell to. To begin, PromptSignal gives you 20 suggested prompts at a time, written for your company, market and language.

Why do review sites matter for AI answers about software?

Engines often cite review sites and best-of lists when they recommend software, so a missing listing can keep you out of the answer. The Sources page shows which of those pages name your competitors but not you.

Can we track each product line separately?

Yes. Segments and tags group prompts by product line, plan or audience, and a company with several products can track each one as its own brand.

Does PromptSignal track Claude?

Yes. PromptSignal measures Claude through its API with web search, alongside ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot, which it captures from the interfaces buyers use.

See what AI says about your brand.

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