See which brands AI recommends in your category this week.

Every week we ask AI the questions buyers actually ask, record every recommendation, and publish the result as an open ranking. You get the order, how often each brand was named, and what moved since last week — for every category we cover, without signing up.

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This week's CRM ranking: position, movement, DECA Score, and mention rate for every brand AI named.

This week's CRM ranking: position, movement, DECA Score, and mention rate for every brand AI named.

What you see

  • The full weekly order for a category — not a top ten, every brand AI named.
  • Mention Rate: the share of answers that named the brand, so you can tell a narrow win from a broad one.
  • DECA Score: how often it was named combined with how high it was placed.
  • Movement since last week, with new entries marked, so you can spot who broke in.
  • Filters for AI platform and buyer segment — rankings change depending on who is asking.

How this is measured

Each week we run a fixed set of buyer-style prompts for every category — segmented by what the buyer is trying to do, how big their company is, and what they are trying to improve. We record the full answer and count only recommendations, not passing mentions.

The model and its version are held steady for the week, and the prompts do not change. So when the chart moves, something moved in what AI found — not in how we asked. Nothing is self-reported and no brand pays to be listed.

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Common questions

  • What does the ranking actually measure?

    How often AI recommends a product when a buyer asks a question in that category, and where it lands in the answer. Each week we run a fixed set of buyer-style prompts, record every recommendation, and rank the category on what came back. Two numbers carry it: Mention Rate, the share of answers that named the product, and the DECA Score, which combines how often it was named with how high it was placed.

  • How is this different from SEO rank tracking?

    A rank tracker tells you which position a page holds on a search results page. This tells you whether an AI answer names your brand at all when someone asks what to buy — there is no results page and no position ten to creep up to. A brand can rank well on Google and never be named by AI, and the reverse happens too.

  • Which AI does this measure?

    ChatGPT, on one model version held steady for the week so a change in the chart means a change in the answers, not a change in the model. The prompts are fixed the same way — if the ranking moves, something moved in what AI found.

  • Can I see the ranking without signing up?

    Yes. The weekly chart for every category we cover is public, and so is each product's detail page. Signing in adds tracking and alerts for the brands you care about; a paid plan adds the deeper history and the week-by-week evidence behind each move.

  • How far back does the history go?

    Every published week since we started covering the category. The chart history view plots rank, DECA Score, and Mention Rate side by side, which is how you tell a one-week spike from real momentum.

  • My brand is not on the chart. Why?

    Because AI did not recommend it often enough in that category this week — the chart lists what came back, not every product that exists. That is a starting point, not a verdict: register your brand to be told the week it enters, and the diagnostics check walks through what may be standing in the way.

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