# Teddit > Teddit (teddit.io) is AI visibility tracking: it asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers the questions your customers ask, on a schedule you choose, and shows who gets named, who gets linked and what changed. No subscription: pay per answer. Teddit (teddit.io) is an AI visibility tracking platform. It is not related to the open-source Reddit front-end that is also called Teddit. Sign in at https://teddit.io/login. It has a REST API and an MCP server for AI agents (see the docs). ## Site - [Teddit — AI visibility tracking for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini](https://teddit.io/): Teddit (teddit.io) is AI visibility tracking: it asks ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers the questions your customers ask, on a schedule you choose, and shows who gets named, who gets linked and what changed. No subscription: pay per answer. - [About Teddit (teddit.io) · AI visibility tracking](https://teddit.io/about): Teddit (teddit.io) is an AI visibility tracking platform. It is not related to the open-source Reddit front-end that is also called Teddit. It measures what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers say about brands. - [AI visibility tracking for agencies](https://teddit.io/agencies): Track ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI answers for every client in one Teddit workspace: a site per client, report links under your name and logo, access per client, pay per answer with caps per site. - [AI assistants Teddit tracks: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Overviews, AI Mode](https://teddit.io/assistants): Teddit tracks six AI assistants: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, each asked with web search on, from your customers’ country and in their language. - [AI visibility tools compared: Teddit, Otterly.AI, Peec AI, Profound, Semrush, Ahrefs](https://teddit.io/compare): How Teddit, Otterly.AI, Peec AI, Profound, Semrush’s AI Visibility Toolkit and Ahrefs Brand Radar charge, which AI assistants they cover and whether they have an API or MCP server, from each company’s own pages. - [Otterly.AI alternatives in 2026: Peec AI, Profound, Semrush, Ahrefs, Teddit](https://teddit.io/compare/otterly-alternatives): Looking for an Otterly.AI alternative? Peec AI, Profound, Semrush’s AI Visibility Toolkit, Ahrefs Brand Radar and Teddit compared on price, AI assistants covered, API and MCP, from each company’s own pages. - [Peec AI alternatives in 2026: Otterly.AI, Profound, Semrush, Ahrefs, Teddit](https://teddit.io/compare/peec-ai-alternatives): Looking for a Peec AI alternative? Otterly.AI, Profound, Semrush’s AI Visibility Toolkit, Ahrefs Brand Radar and Teddit compared on price, AI assistants covered, API and MCP, from each company’s own pages. - [Profound alternatives in 2026: Otterly.AI, Peec AI, Semrush, Ahrefs, Teddit](https://teddit.io/compare/profound-alternatives): Looking for a Profound alternative? Otterly.AI, Peec AI, Semrush’s AI Visibility Toolkit, Ahrefs Brand Radar and Teddit compared on price, AI assistants covered, API and MCP, from each company’s own pages. - [Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit alternatives in 2026: Otterly.AI, Peec AI, Profound, Ahrefs, Teddit](https://teddit.io/compare/semrush-ai-visibility-alternatives): Looking for an alternative to Semrush’s AI Visibility Toolkit? Otterly.AI, Peec AI, Profound, Ahrefs Brand Radar and Teddit compared on price, AI assistants covered, API and MCP, from each company’s own pages. - [Teddit vs Ahrefs Brand Radar: an alternative paid per answer](https://teddit.io/compare/teddit-vs-ahrefs-brand-radar): Teddit and Ahrefs Brand Radar side by side: checks and a prompt index inside Ahrefs, or your own prompts paid per AI answer; assistants, prices, API and MCP, from both companies’ own pages. - [Teddit vs Otterly.AI: pricing, AI assistants, API and MCP](https://teddit.io/compare/teddit-vs-otterly): Teddit and Otterly.AI side by side: subscription or pay per answer, which AI assistants each covers, API and MCP access, and where each one does more, from both companies’ own pages. - [Teddit vs Peec AI: a Peec AI alternative paid per answer](https://teddit.io/compare/teddit-vs-peec-ai): Teddit and Peec AI side by side: plans priced by prompts and models, or pay per AI answer; which assistants each covers, countries, API and MCP, and where Peec AI does more, from both companies’ own pages. - [Teddit vs Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit: an alternative paid per answer](https://teddit.io/compare/teddit-vs-semrush-ai-visibility): Teddit and the Semrush AI Visibility Toolkit side by side: a per-domain subscription inside an SEO suite, or a tool of its own paid per AI answer; assistants, seats, API and MCP, from both companies’ own pages. - [Contact Teddit](https://teddit.io/contact): Write to the team behind Teddit: a question before you sign up, help with your workspace, press or partnerships. We reply by email within a business day. - [Pricing: pay as you go, no subscription](https://teddit.io/pricing): Teddit is pay-as-you-go AI visibility tracking with no monthly subscription: you top up a balance and pay per AI answer collected, from under a cent. A scan is prompts × assistants, its price is shown before it runs, and the queue costs less. - [Privacy Policy](https://teddit.io/privacy): What personal data Teddit keeps, why, who processes it, and how to have it removed. - [Refund Policy](https://teddit.io/refunds): Teddit top-ups are not refundable; what happens to your balance instead. - [Terms of Service](https://teddit.io/terms): The agreement between you and the operator of Teddit: accounts, payment, acceptable use, liability. - [AI crawler check: can ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read your site?](https://teddit.io/tools/ai-crawler-check): Free check of a website’s robots.txt, firewall and pages for AI crawlers: OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, GPTBot, Claude-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and more. See which are allowed, blocked or refused, and what they read without JavaScript. - [llms.txt checker: validate a site’s llms.txt against the format](https://teddit.io/tools/llms-txt-check): Free llms.txt validator: checks a website’s /llms.txt against the llmstxt.org format (title, summary, sections, links), opens its links, looks for llms-full.txt, and drafts a first file when there is none. ## Docs - [Introduction · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs): Teddit asks AI assistants the questions your customers ask, keeps every answer, and counts who gets named and who gets linked. This page says what it does, what it does not do, and what its words mean. - [Authentication · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/api): The REST API gives scripts and dashboards the same data as the app. A script reaches it with a workspace API key sent as a bearer token; an AI client can instead sign in as you through OAuth (see Connect the MCP server). This page covers keys, their access levels and the errors you can get back. - [Changelog · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/changelog): What Teddit contains, and what changes from here on. Newest entries come first. - [AI crawler access · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/crawlers): An assistant can only answer from pages its crawler may read. Teddit reads your robots.txt every night and shows, for each AI crawler, whether it may read your site and which line of the file decides. - [Endpoints · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/endpoints): The REST endpoints a workspace API key can call, grouped by what they work on, with the main parameters of each. - [Example questions · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/examples): Things to ask your own AI once the Teddit MCP server is connected, each with the tools it would call. The examples use a fictional site, Brightloop, an email marketing platform. - [Importing prompts · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/importing): Bring a list of prompts in from a CSV file, with a category and an intent for each. This page gives the file format, what happens to prompts you already track, and how to get the list back out. - [Balance and spending limits · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/limits): Scans are paid from a prepaid balance. Four things can stop a scan or refuse a change: the balance, the limits of the workspace, the monthly cap of a site, and the most one scan may cost. This page describes each, and what the price of a scan includes. - [Connect the MCP server · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/mcp): Teddit has an MCP server built in. Connect it to Claude, Cursor or another MCP client, and your own AI can read every answer, source and number in your workspace, manage prompts and competitors, and run scans if the key allows it. - [Metrics and statuses · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/metrics): Every number in Teddit is a count over stored answers. This page gives the rule behind each number and each coloured square, so you can check any of them against the answers themselves. - [Quick start · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/quick-start): From sign-up to the first numbers in six steps. Nothing is asked of any assistant, and nothing is spent, until you run a scan. - [Roles · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/roles): A workspace has four roles: Viewer, Member, Admin and Owner. This page says what each may do, how people are invited, and how roles are changed. - [Tools reference · Teddit docs](https://teddit.io/docs/tools): Every tool of the Teddit MCP server, with its parameters and what comes back. There are 34 tools, one resource and two prompt templates. ## Blog - [AI visibility and GEO blog](https://teddit.io/blog): How ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini pick which brands to name, how to measure it, and what the numbers mean: studies, case studies and method notes from the people who build Teddit. - [GPTBot vs OAI-SearchBot: which AI crawlers to block · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/ai-crawlers-robots-txt): GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended: what each AI crawler does, what blocking it costs in AI answers, and robots.txt to copy. - [AI crawler access study: 23,411 business websites (2026) · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/ai-readiness-23000-sites): We checked 23,411 business websites in Europe and the US: 2.5% are closed to ChatGPT’s search, 26% have an llms.txt (mostly plugin-made), a quarter have no markup. Data as CSV. - [AI visibility as an agency service: scope, reports, cost · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/ai-visibility-agency-service): How an agency can sell AI visibility to clients: which questions to track, what to report every month, what not to promise, and what tracking costs per client. - [Buyer personas for AI visibility: ask as your real buyers · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/buyer-personas-ai-answers): ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google answer the person as well as the question. How to check whether you are named for each of your buyers, with buyer personas, and what a persona can and cannot reproduce. - [AI visibility case study: 10,344 ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini answers · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/case-nine-weeks-three-assistants): Nine weeks of one software company in three assistants: named in 3 answers in 100, mostly on narrow questions, and under 1% of 110,850 citations were its own site. - [How to check if ChatGPT mentions your brand · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/check-if-chatgpt-mentions-your-brand): A simple yes or no you can check yourself: which questions to ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI, how to ask them cleanly, and what to write down. - [How to choose the prompts worth tracking · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/choosing-prompts): Write prompts the way a buyer asks, cover your categories and intents, start with 15 to 30, and keep them stable. How to choose the prompts worth tracking. - [GEO and SEO: what carries over, and what does not · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/geo-vs-seo): What carries over from SEO to being named by AI assistants, what does not, and how the measures map onto each other. The short version first. - [How AI assistants decide which brands to name and cite · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/how-assistants-choose): From the question to the answer, step by step: where an assistant’s answer comes from, who gets named, which pages get cited, and what is in your hands. - [AI visibility metrics: named, named first, linked · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/named-first-linked): One answer from one assistant can go six ways for your brand. The states Teddit tracks, why they are not folded into one score, and how share of voice is counted. - [One scan is a sample: reading AI visibility trends · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/one-scan-is-a-sample): A scan asks each question once per assistant, and that answer is one draw of many. How many scans a trend needs, and how to read what changed from week to week. - [Our way, week 0: what AI assistants say about Teddit · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/our-way-week-0): We track Teddit with Teddit and publish every step. Week 0: the assistants do not know us yet and take us for the Reddit front-end. The numbers we start from. - [Cited but not named: how to read AI citations · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/reading-citations): An assistant can recommend you without linking to you, and link to you without recommending you. How to read the pages assistants cite, and what each case means. - [Why ChatGPT gives different answers to the same question · Teddit blog](https://teddit.io/blog/why-answers-differ): Ask five assistants the same question and you get five answers; ask one twice and you may get two. Where the variation comes from, and how to measure through it. ## Data - [AI readiness of 23,411 business websites, October 2026 (CSV)](https://teddit.io/data/ai-readiness-2026-10.csv): the aggregate figures of the study, by industry, country and site platform.