TriRank watches how AI chatbots talk about your website

As AI chatbots increasingly behave like a new kind of search engine, a just‑launched web service called TriRank is trying to answer a pressing question for marketers: when people ask tools like ChatGPT or Gemini about your niche, does your site actually show up in their answers? The product bills itself as an “AI search visibility tracker” that blends large‑language‑model output with your existing Google Search Console data.

With TriRank, you define key buyer questions — for example, phrases that describe your SaaS category or problem space — and the platform queries major models such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini on a recurring schedule. Every three days it checks whether your domain is cited in responses, then lines that up against your GSC impressions and clicks for the same topics. The idea is to reveal gaps like “ranking well in classic search but missing from AI answers,” or the opposite: being mentioned often in AI tools even when organic rankings are weaker. Early interest from overseas SEO and growth teams suggests it may become a useful experimental dashboard for brands preparing for an “AI‑first” discovery landscape, and could equally help Japanese companies track how visible they are to English‑language AI users.