50 buyer questions
A question set built from your sales conversations, search demand and category, covering early research, comparisons and shortlist questions.
Sentinel’s AI visibility audit runs the questions your buyers ask through four AI assistants and records who gets named, which sources get cited and where your brand is missing. You get a source map and a 90-day plan for $2,500.
An AI visibility audit is a structured test of how AI assistants describe your company, your competitors and your category when buyers ask real questions. Most marketing teams have typed a few prompts into ChatGPT and come away with a vague impression. A proper audit replaces that impression with a dated record you can act on and check again later.
Answers come from sources. Assistants borrow from publications, review sites, directories and forums they already trust. So the audit doesn’t stop at whether you were named. It traces which sources shaped each answer, because those sources are where the PR and cleanup work happens next.
Who it suits. The audit is built for US brands and agencies whose buyers research before they buy: B2B software, professional services and consumer brands with a considered purchase. It also works well before a Digital PR retainer, because it tells you which publications are worth pitching first and which facts about you need correcting.
Six deliverables, each written so your team can use it without us in the room.
A question set built from your sales conversations, search demand and category, covering early research, comparisons and shortlist questions.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, each tested with the same questions on the same days so the results compare fairly.
For every answer: whether you’re named, how you’re described, and which competitors appear beside you.
The publications, review sites and directories each assistant cites in your category, ranked by how often they appear.
How often you’re named against the competitors you choose, giving you a baseline to measure future work against.
A prioritised list of fixes and outreach targets, split between quick entity cleanup and longer-term coverage work.
Muck Rack’s May 2026 analysis of more than 25 million links found that earned media makes up 84% of the sources AI assistants cite. The publications in your source map are the ones worth earning coverage in.
Source: Muck Rack Generative Pulse, May 2026The audit is a fixed piece of work with a clear start and finish. This is what happens at each stage, and what you see along the way.
It’s a structured test of how AI assistants answer the questions your buyers ask. It shows whether your brand is named, how it’s described and which sources the answers draw on.
The audit is $2,500 as a one-off. Agencies can buy it at wholesale rates for white-label delivery. Full details are on our pricing page.
No audit can do that by itself, and we don’t guarantee AI mentions. Assistants change their answers often, and nobody controls what they say. The audit shows where the gaps are and which sources matter. Closing those gaps takes PR and entity work afterwards.
Yes. Keeping the same question set lets you compare results over time. Clients on the AI Visibility Programme get this tracking every month.
No. The audit is a standalone piece of work. Some teams run the plan themselves or hand it to their existing agency, and some move on to the AI Visibility Programme at $4,500 a month.
Ongoing work to earn mentions and citations in AI answers.
Explore ai search visibilityCoverage in the publications your source map points to.
Explore digital prMentions and reputation that outlast a single campaign.
Explore brand buildingSend us your category and three competitors. We’ll come back with the questions we’d test first.