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Jet Pearl

Visibility inside AI answers

Your brand is being recommended inside AI answers. Or it isn't.

We measure how your brand appears in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and AI Overviews. Whether you are named at all, how prominently, and which brands are named in your place.

The blind spot

There is a decision channel you do not measure

Your buyers are asking AI assistants what to buy in your category today. Some brand is named in that answer.

You watch paid media line by line. You watch organic position keyword by keyword. You know the cost of every click and the origin of every session.

The conversation where the buying decision is actually made shows up in none of your dashboards. There is no report, no alert, no history. If the answer names a competitor and not you, nobody on your team finds out.

This is not a new channel you chose to ignore. It is a channel with no instrument yet.

What we measure

One instrument, three readings

Jet Pearl is a measurement instrument. It is not a web-analytics dashboard, not a search rank tracker, and not a chatbot.

  • Whether you appear

    When someone asks for a recommendation in your category, the answer names a set of brands. The first question is simple: are you in that set?

    Intended coverage: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and AI Overviews.

  • How prominently, and against whom

    Appearing is not binary. Position in the answer matters, so does the context you are named in, and so do the other brands sharing that space with you.

    The competitive set is whatever the answer returns, not whatever you declare.

  • What it is worth

    Presence without outcome is vanity. So the questions we measure are the ones with money behind them — the way a buyer asks when they are ready to choose, not when they are browsing.

    This is a reading of those answers. It is not a reading of your order book.

How it works

The mechanism, with no black box

A product that reports numbers about something invisible owes you an account of where the numbers come from.

  1. Define the questions that matter

    Before anything is measured, you have to know what to ask. The starting point is the set of purchase-intent questions for your category, written the way a buyer writes them, not the way a marketer writes them.

  2. Observe the answer, not the click

    The object of measurement is the answer itself: which brands appear, in what order, in what context, and on the strength of which sources. It is a reading of the answer, not a reading of your site.

  3. Track the change over time

    A single reading is a curiosity. The value is in the series: the same question, repeated, showing when your position moves and when a competitor's does.

  4. Turn the reading into a decision

    A measurement that changes nothing is a report. What comes out of this one is specific: the questions where you are not named, the answers where a competitor is named instead, and the sources those answers lean on.

Pricing

Transparent Pricing

Invest in independent measurement of your brand with packages that scale with you.

  • Signal

    $399.95/month

    The essential reading of where your brand stands.

    • Brand presence across search results and AI answers
    • The same questions, measured again every month
    • Email support
    Subscribe to Signal
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    Root

    $599.95/month

    Depth on competitors, and on what shapes the answers.

    • Everything in Signal
    • Where competitors stand on the same questions
    • The sources the answers are built on
    Subscribe to Root
  • Forge

    $2,000/month

    For operations that run at scale.

    • Everything in Root
    • Measurement scoped to your whole operation, not one storefront
    • A named contact on our side
    Subscribe to Forge

Want to see how your category is being answered?

The conversation starts with your category, not with a product pitch. Book a demo and we will show you what can be measured today.