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The AI Ranking Chart is the weekly ranking of every product AI recommends in a category, ordered by DECA Score. There is no sign-up and nothing to configure — open a category from Charts in the header (the menu lists the ten categories with this week’s #1; All charts opens the Charts hub), or type a brand into the search box in the header and open its chart from the results. Each chart has two tabs. Ranking, described here, is the weekly table. Weekly Breakouts shows who entered or climbed this week and what they changed — see Charts and Weekly Breakouts.
The Ranking tab of the CRM chart: week selector, AI platform and country filters, market segment filters, the top eight rows with rank, weekly movement, DECA Score, and Mention Rate, Show all, and the band counting how many products broke in or climbed this week

The AI Ranking Chart for the CRM category

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The chart header

Above the table, the chart names its week, how many brands are ranked, and the AI platform and market it was measured on, with a link to How we measure. A row of category chips switches to any other chart without going back to the hub. The table shows the top eight; Show all expands it. A band under the table counts how many products broke in or climbed this week and opens the Weekly Breakouts tab. Use the week selector at the top right of the chart to view past weeks.

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The ranking table

Each row is a product with:
  • Rank and its movement since last week (▲ up, ▼ down, — unchanged, New for first appearance). Products with the same DECA Score share the same rank.
  • DECA Score with a scale bar.
  • Mention Rate with its change since last week.
Open any product row to see its product details — the evidence behind the position. To find a specific product, use the brand search in the header. If you arrived from a brand search, the brand’s row is highlighted with a summary card up top — its current rank, DECA Score, and Mention Rate, plus a shortcut to full details.

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Filters and market segments

Rankings change based on the conditions you set:
  • AI Platform and Country — the engine and market the rankings are measured on.
  • Market Segment — the buyer conditions defined for that category. Segments vary by category: the CRM chart filters by business scale, use case, and integration, while other categories use the conditions that matter in their market. Filtering doesn’t just narrow the list — it re-ranks the category on the queries from that buyer context. See Segment Position.
Set the conditions, then click Apply Filters. Clear Filters returns to the overall chart.

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Compare from the chart

Check 2–4 products in the same category and click Compare in the tray at the bottom of the chart to line them up side by side. See Compare.

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Not seeing your brand?

There’s no cutoff to fall below — if your brand isn’t on the chart, AI simply hasn’t recommended it in this category’s context yet. Register it with Add Your Brand to get notified the moment that changes.