Find out what an AI answer engine says about you — and your competitors
Buyers increasingly ask an assistant before they ask a vendor. DatIQ reads your site and up to four competitors under one identical schema, scores each page for classic search, answer engines and generative engines, and writes a brief on where you actually stand — with the evidence behind every claim.
What the brief contains
Classic search, answer engines and generative engines are scored separately, because the things that win a blue link are not the things that win a citation.
You and every competitor are read with the same schema. Four differently-shaped summaries are not a comparison; a shared schema is.
A prioritised list of what to change first, with ready-to-paste markup. Anything we could not observe is left as an explicit TODO rather than invented.
How it works
Enter your domain and up to four competitors
One form. DatIQ reads each site’s positioning, pricing and proof points under a single shared schema.
Get the scores and the gaps
Each page is scored across the three lenses, and each score carries the coverage it was computed from.
Read the brief
What you say, what they say, where the overlap is, and the specific things to change first — framed for your go-to-market team, your founder, or your marketers.
Re-run and watch the line move
Audit history keeps the trend, so when a score moves you know what you changed.
Who uses this
Every number comes with its source
A competitor whose site DatIQ could not read is named as unread and passed to the model as NOT READ, so it cannot invent a row for them. An unmeasured signal is excluded and its weight redistributed — never scored as zero — because a zero would drag your trend line down during someone else’s outage and then show a phantom improvement when it recovered.
See where you stand in AI search
Run one brief against your own domain and the competitors you actually lose to. Free to start — no credit card required.