See how your brand shows up in ChatGPT
ChatGPT answers your buyers' category questions every day, and the answer changes. Noma records what it says about you, who it names instead, and which pages it read to decide.
What Noma tracks in ChatGPT
Mention frequency
How often ChatGPT names your brand across your tracked prompts, measured daily rather than sampled.
Share of voice
Your share of all brand mentions in the same answers, so a rising score means you gained ground rather than that the category got busier.
Citation sources
The URLs ChatGPT cited to build each answer, which is where a mention earns you more than your own site can.
Sentiment
How the answers that mention you actually read, scored 0 to 100, because being named unfavourably is not the same as being named.
Competitor set
ChatGPT does not surface the same rivals as Gemini or Perplexity. Noma tracks each engine's set separately.
Hallucinated claims
When ChatGPT states something untrue about your pricing, features or status, it is captured with the exact prompt and model so you can reproduce it.
More than a monitoring tool
Measuring is the easy half. These are the three places the number actually moves.
Find the publishers and forums already shaping ChatGPT's answers in your category, so you know where a mention actually changes the result.
Fix the signals on your own site that decide whether ChatGPT can parse and trust you: structured data, FAQ schema, llms.txt, heading hierarchy.
Turn the gap between where you appear and where you do not into a ranked list, so the work starts where you are actually losing.
Most of what ChatGPT says about you comes from somewhere other than your own website. Review sites, forums and industry publications carry more weight than your marketing copy, which is why the sources list matters as much as the score.
Monitoring visibility in ChatGPT
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