Your clients are asking what AI says about them. Hand them the answer, weekly.
WhyIQ AI Radar measures whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI actually cite each of your clients on the questions their buyers ask. That is how agencies report an AI mention rate to clients: as a measured weekly number, not a screenshot of one answer. Each client gets 40 buyer questions across all 5 engines, each asked 3 times and averaged, 600 queries a week, so one noisy answer cannot swing the rate. Every week ends in a white-label client report on a durable link: verdict, movement, verbatim AI quotes, and the plan. $149/mo includes 1 client, then $49/mo each additional.
By Ben Little, WhyIQ Founder · Updated October 7, 2026 · Sources: sample client report, how AI Radar measures, AI Radar pricing
"Does ChatGPT recommend us?" is now a client question. Most agencies answer it with a shrug.
Buyers increasingly start with an AI answer instead of ten blue links. When a client asks where they show up, pasting a prompt into ChatGPT once and screenshotting the reply is not measurement: the same prompt can produce a different answer an hour later. The most accurate way to tell a client whether they show up in AI search is to ask their buyers' questions on every engine, more than once, every week, and report the rate: AirOps' 2026 research found only 30% of brands stay visible from one AI answer to the next, and 20% across five runs.
And the work you are already billing for, the content, the entity cleanup, the review-site footprint, takes 4 to 8 weeks to land in AI answers. Without a weekly measured trend, that lag reads to the client as nothing happening. With one, it reads as a plan unfolding.
AI Radar gives you the defensible number: every client tracked weekly across all 5 engines, multi-pass so the data is a band rather than a coin flip, and a report that turns the trend into something a client actually reads. See exactly how it measures.
Built for the agency workflow, client by client.
One client included, add more at $49/mo
The $149/mo base covers 1 client domain. Each additional client is $49/mo, with its own workspace, prompt bank, and white-label report. No per-engine add-ons anywhere.
600 AI queries per client, weekly
40 buyer-intent prompts x 5 engines x 3 passes = 600 real queries per client every week. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI, all included.
3-pass confidence band
Every prompt runs 3 times per engine and the passes are averaged. The report says cited 2 of 3 passes, not a single-shot yes or no that flips next week.
White-label weekly client report
One durable link per client. Your branding, a plain-language verdict, what moved, verbatim AI quotes, the competing sources, and the plan. PDF export included.
Client portfolio dashboard
All clients on one screen, sorted so the ones that moved this week float to the top. Each opens on a plain-language Overview, with Search Console style depth one click away.
Honest methodology, always visible
Every report carries a note on how the numbers were measured, including sample sizes. A steady week says steady. That honesty is what makes the number defensible in front of a client.
Open a client. Read where they stand in thirty seconds.
Every client in your portfolio opens on the same Overview: the citation-rate trend with the work you shipped marked on it, whether AI is recommending them, what moved this week, and who holds the answer slots they are missing. Moves turns each lost answer into a checklist your team works through, and the next scans show the client whether it flipped. Click through to the tracked queries and any single-query deep-dive. This is the real product on sample data, not a mock. Onboarding a client takes about ten minutes each; the setup guide walks it screen by screen.
Fernway Coffee
fernway.example · Overview, week of Jul 6
The read
Week of Jul 6AI engines regularly recommend Fernway Coffee.
First source cited, across 128 answers to your 32 buyer queries this week (Gemini excluded). Measured on your questions, not an industry average.
What moved
Every question that moved, then who holds the answers you are missing| Trend | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Climbing | best specialty coffee subscriptionNon-brand | 40%+20% | 2+1 | #3.0+1 | |
| Climbing | best coffee for pour over at homeNon-brand | 20%+20% | 1+1 | #5.0-- | |
| Climbing | decaf coffee subscription that actually tastes goodNon-brand | 20%+20% | 1+1 | #5.0-- | |
| Climbing | coffee gift subscription for a birthdayNon-brand | 20%+20% | 1+1 | #5.0-- | |
| Climbing | coffee subscription with tasting notesNon-brand | 20%+20% | 1+1 | #5.0-- | |
| Slipping | coffee subscription gift ideasNon-brand | 0%-20% | 0-1 | -- |
Everything else 3427 still cited · 7 not cited by any engine
Still cited · still cited, a held position this week
| Trend | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steady | Fernway Coffee reviewsBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | Fernway Coffee subscription priceBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | Fernway Coffee vs Trade CoffeeBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | is Fernway Coffee any goodBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | Fernway Coffee shipping timesBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | Fernway Coffee discount codeBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | how to cancel Fernway CoffeeBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | where does Fernway Coffee source its beansBrand | 100%· 0% | 5 | #1.0 | |
| Steady | freshest coffee beans deliveredNon-brand | 40%· 0% | 2 | #1.0+1 | |
| Steady | how to buy coffee that was roasted this weekNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #3.0+1 | |
| Steady | coffee delivered within days of roastingNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #3.0 | |
| Steady | which coffee subscriptions list the roast dateNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #3.0+1 | |
| Steady | coffee subscription you can pause anytimeNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #3.0 | |
| Steady | best coffee beans for espresso at homeNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #5.0 | |
| Steady | ethically sourced coffee subscriptionNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #3.0 | |
| Steady | coffee subscription for one personNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0 | |
| Steady | how fresh should coffee beans be when they arriveNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0 | |
| Steady | light roast coffee subscriptionNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0+1 | |
| Steady | coffee club vs buying from a local roasterNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #5.0 | |
| Steady | monthly coffee delivery service reviewsNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0+1 | |
| Steady | coffee subscription without a long contractNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0 | |
| Steady | specialty coffee delivered monthlyNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #5.0 | |
| Steady | what does single origin coffee actually meanNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0 | |
| Steady | best value coffee subscriptionNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0+1 | |
| Steady | roasters that ship the same day they roastNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0 | |
| Steady | small roaster coffee delivered to your doorNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #4.0 | |
| Steady | coffee subscription that lets you choose the roastNon-brand | 20%· 0% | 1 | #5.0 |
Not cited · no AI answer cited you: the biggest pool of opportunity
| Trend | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not cited | single origin coffee roasters worth tryingNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- | |
| Not cited | coffee subscription with free shippingNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- | |
| Not cited | best small batch coffee roasters onlineNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- | |
| Not cited | best coffee grinder for subscription beansNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- | |
| Not cited | how to store coffee beans after deliveryNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- | |
| Not cited | coffee subscription comparison chartNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- | |
| Not cited | is a coffee subscription worth itNon-brand | 0%· 0% | 0 | -- |
Holding the answer slots you are missing: reddit.com (37), sprudge.com (28), beanbox.com (19), and 2 more.
This week's work
The work itself is on Moves and the Action plan- Reply in the r/pourover thread the engines citeStart here. reddit.com holds the answer on all 5 engines, 14 weeks running.Open on Moves
- This week's report, week of 5 JulPublished 7 Jul. The client link shows this week.Open
Every week ends in something you can put in front of a client.
One durable white-label link per client. A plain-language verdict, what moved, what the AI actually said verbatim, who holds the answer slots you are missing, and the plan. Your branding, your name on it, numbers frozen per week. This is the real report component with sample data, not a mock.
What the AI actually said
Verbatim excerpts from this week's AI answers: where Fernway Coffee was cited or named, and where an answer sent the reader to a rival instead.
CitedThe AI answer linked to your site as a source. This is the win: the engine did not just know about you, it pointed the reader to you.ChatGPT answering "best specialty coffee subscription" “For freshness-focused buyers, Fernway Coffee is a strong pick: beans ship within 48 hours of roasting and the subscription lets you pause or reschedule from a single dashboard.”
CitedThe AI answer linked to your site as a source. This is the win: the engine did not just know about you, it pointed the reader to you.ChatGPT answering "Fernway Coffee reviews" “Fernway Coffee reviews consistently highlight the roast-date transparency and a subscription that is easy to pause, with most complaints limited to limited decaf options.”
A methodology footer states how the numbers were measured, with sample sizes. On Agency it reads: each question ran 3 times per engine and the results were averaged into a confidence band. A steady week says steady. That honesty is what makes the number defensible in front of a client.
The audit wins the engagement. Radar keeps it.
AI Radar is one half of the WhyIQ agency stack. The other is the WhyIQ CRO Scanner: white-label CRO audits that simulate 50 visitors on a client page and report why they leave. Agencies open with the audit as the paid diagnostic, then attach Radar as the recurring proof behind the monthly retainer. Two subscriptions, both self-serve, every price published.
See the white-label CRO audit →About $30 per client per month. Billed to you, resold your way.
3-pass confidence band on every check. So the data is not single-shot noise.
- 1 client domain included, then $49/mo per additional client
- 40 prompts per domain, 5 engines, 3 passes
- White-label weekly client reports + PDF export
- Per-client workspaces + weekly scan emails
- Cancel anytime
Run one check on a client domain first. No account needed.
- 8 sample prompts × 5 AI engines
- Citation Score + per-engine grid
- Competitor leaderboard, top 5
- Results emailed in about 3 minutes
Full tier comparison, including the $29/mo SMB plan for single-brand tracking, on the AI Radar pricing page.
Agency questions, straight answers.
Is the client report really white-label?
Yes. The weekly report carries your logo, agency name, accent color, and contact details. On the Agency tier you can switch off the small WhyIQ credit in the footer, so the report itself contains no WhyIQ branding at all. The PDF export is generated from the same page, so it is fully white-label too. One honest caveat: the web share link currently lives on a whyiq.ai address (custom domains are not available yet), so the PDF is the delivery path when the URL itself must carry your brand.
How is this different from the white-label CRO audit?
They are the two halves of the agency stack. The WhyIQ CRO Scanner audit is a one-off diagnostic: why a page loses visitors and what to fix. AI Radar is ongoing measurement: whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI actually cite your client, tracked weekly with a client-ready report each cycle. Agencies typically sell the audit to win the engagement and use Radar to justify the monthly retainer.
How quickly will a client see movement?
Honestly: off-page work usually takes 4 to 8 weeks to show up in AI citations. That is exactly why the report is weekly and trend-based. In between citation wins, it surfaces the leading signals that move first, like brand mention rate and position shifts inside AI answers, and on a genuinely steady week it says so rather than inventing movement.
Why does Agency run every check 3 times?
AI engines are probabilistic. Ask the same question twice and you can get two different answers, so a single-shot check reports noise as a verdict. The Agency tier runs every prompt on every engine 3 times each week and averages the passes into a confidence band. If a number is going in front of a client, it should be one you can defend.
What does it cost per client?
The Agency tier is $149/mo and includes 1 client domain with the full toolkit. Each additional client is $49/mo and gets the same full treatment: 40 tracked prompts across all 5 AI engines with the 3-pass band, their own workspace, a weekly scan email, and the white-label weekly report. Cancel anytime, 7-day refund window on checkout.
Put the first report in front of a client next week.
Start Agency with your first client, add more at $49/mo each, and the first weekly cycle produces a white-label report per client. Or look at the sample first: fictional client, real product.