Skip to main content
Charts in the header is the way into every ranking. Hovering it lists the ten categories with this week’s #1 in each; clicking it opens the Charts hub. Each chart then has two tabs — Ranking, the weekly table, and Weekly Breakouts, the week’s movers and what they changed. No account is needed for the hub or the ranking; Weekly Breakouts asks you to sign in for the week’s list.
The DecaGEO header with the Charts menu open, listing ten categories in two columns, with All charts and Request a category links at the bottom

The Charts menu: the ten categories, All charts, and Request a category

​
The Charts hub

The hub shows one card per category: this week’s #1, how many brands are ranked, and the top mover with how many places it climbed. The line above the cards names the week, the total brands ranked across all charts, and the AI platform and market measured, with a link to How we measure. Click a card to open that chart. Under the cards, Don’t see your category? opens the Request a Chart form — see Add Your Brand.
The Charts hub page: AI Brand Ranking Charts, a line with the week and brands ranked, ten category cards each showing the #1 brand, brands ranked, and top mover, and a Don't see your category card

The Charts hub

​
A category chart

Every chart opens with its path (Home › Charts › category), the week, how many brands are ranked, and the model and market measured. A row of category chips switches to any other chart in place, and All charts returns to the hub. Below that sit the two tabs. The Ranking tab is the weekly table — AI Ranking Chart explains its columns, filters, and market segments. A band under the table counts how many products broke in or climbed this week and opens the second tab.
The top of the CRM chart: breadcrumb Home, Charts, CRM; the title; a line with the week, 30 brands ranked, and the model; a row of category chips; and the Ranking and Weekly Breakouts tabs

The top of a category chart: path, week, category chips, and the two tabs

​
Weekly Breakouts

The tab answers who’s worth copying this week: products that entered the chart or climbed three or more places while their mention rate held or rose. A week selector at the top right shows past weeks.
  • Movers — each breakout with a New or Top mover badge, how many on-page GEO patterns it newly shows, and its rank and mention-rate change.
  • New GEO patterns on their pages — the patterns the movers added, with the share of movers that share each one.
  • Each breakout up close — open a product to see the pages AI cited, the patterns found on them, and a jump to that product’s On-Page GEO Patterns.
  • Category Basics — three of the fundamentals almost every top brand in the category has, with the share of the top 10 that has each. See all 16 basics opens the Category Basics page.
  • Weekly Playbook — three of the moves behind this week’s movers. See how and See all open the Weekly Playbook page.
  • Which of these does your page already have? — the band at the bottom starts the GEO Guide on your own page.
The Weekly Breakouts tab for CRM: a Movers list with New and Top mover badges, rank and mention-rate changes, and a New GEO patterns on their pages list with the share of movers sharing each

Movers and the GEO patterns they added

​
What each plan sees

The Weekly Breakouts tab for a signed-out visitor: the section heading, a blurred Movers list and patterns list behind a card that says Sign in to see this week's breakouts, and the Start GEO Guide band below

Signed out: the week's list is blurred behind a Sign in card

One breakout expanded on the Pro plan, showing the cited page path, a New cited tag, a row of on-page GEO pattern tags, and a View On-Page GEO Patterns link

A breakout opened on Pro: the cited page and the patterns found on it

​
Reading a breakout

A one-week climb is a data point, not a trend: before copying a mover, open its Chart History and see whether it held the gain. For how to work from the movers when your own brand isn’t ranked, see Break Into the AI Ranking.