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Seven surfaces: ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini read in a browser the way a logged out customer reads them, plus GPT-5 Search, Claude, Grok and DeepSeek through their own APIs. Every paid plan tracks the three engines you choose, and Enterprise unlocks all of them.

Because we cannot read it reliably yet. Google serves an interstitial to automated traffic instead of results, which would put silent holes in your charts on the days it refused. We would rather be one engine short than quietly wrong, and Google goes in the moment it can be tracked properly.

One real buyer question we put to every engine, every day, such as best client portal for a design studio or accountant for contractors in Leeds. Fifty prompts across seven surfaces is 350 answers collected for you a day.

Once a day, at 06:00 UTC, for every project. Nothing to schedule and nothing to trigger. Your report is waiting before you open your laptop.

The share of collected answers that name your brand, for the prompts you track, on the engines you selected, in the window you are looking at. It is a percentage of answers, not of traffic, and every reading is traceable back to the answers behind it.

DeepSeek does not search the web. It answers from what it absorbed in training and cites nothing, so its readings tell you what the model remembers about you rather than what AI is currently citing. We label it that way instead of blending it into one average.

No, and be careful of anyone who says it can. Answers usually happen without a click, and the click that does come often arrives with no useful referrer. What Gleance proves is presence: whether the answer named you, in what position, against whom, and which page it read to decide.

A rank tracker watches ten blue links on a page most buyers no longer scroll. Gleance watches the answer that replaced it, where there is no position four, no page two, and being named at all is the whole game.

No. You paste your website, we read it and propose your category, your competitors and your prompts, and you correct whatever we got wrong. From then on you read one screen and act on one instruction.

Both, and the second half is the point. Every run ends in a queue of specific work: the thread that keeps getting cited without you in it, the comparison page your prompts are asking for, the directory listing a rival claimed. Each row is traced back to the answer that produced it.

Yes. Projects are separate, each with its own competitors, prompts and report, so an agency can watch every client side by side under one login. Starter covers one project, Growth three, Scale five, Enterprise unlimited.

Your first answers land the morning after setup, so you know where you stand on day one. Trends need a week or two of daily runs before they mean anything, which is why the trial is built around getting you that first real report fast.