Competitor Share of Voice
Measure your standing against every competitor
Visibility only means something in context: the real question is how often AI assistants pick you over the alternatives. Brytic measures your share of voice across every tracked prompt so you can see where you lead and where a competitor is pulling ahead.
Share of voice across your prompt set
Brytic counts how often each brand appears across the questions your buyers actually ask. You get a clear split between you and your named competitors, not an anecdote from a single answer.
Competitor mentions detected automatically
Every scan checks each answer for your tracked competitors and records who was named alongside you. Adding or editing a competitor re-runs detection so the picture stays current.
Find the prompts you are losing
Share of voice broken down by prompt shows precisely which questions favor a competitor. Those are the topics where focused content and coverage will recover the most ground.
Benchmark progress over time
Because scans run on a schedule, you can watch your share move as you invest in GEO. It turns competitive positioning into a metric you can report on, not a hunch.
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Frequently asked questions
What is AI share of voice?
AI share of voice measures how often AI assistants name your brand compared with your competitors across the questions your buyers ask. It puts visibility in context, since the point is how often engines pick you over the alternatives, not whether you appear in a single answer.
How does Brytic measure share of voice against competitors?
Brytic counts how often each brand appears across your full prompt set and shows a clear split between you and your named competitors. Because scans run on a schedule, you can track how that split moves as you invest in generative engine optimization.
How are competitor mentions detected?
Every scan checks each answer for the competitors you track and records who was named alongside you. Adding or editing a competitor re-runs detection, so historical scans stay consistent with your current competitor list.
Can I track how my share of voice changes over time?
Yes. Scheduled scans build a history, so share of voice becomes a metric you can report on rather than a hunch. Breaking it down by prompt also shows the specific questions where a competitor is pulling ahead.