Are you only winning the easy category questions, or also when buyers compare, evaluate and switch?
Intent Coverage spreads every scan's prompts across six buyer intents, from category discovery to brand evaluation, and shows your Recommendation Rate and Mention Rate for each. It shows where in the buying journey AI drops you.
Open questions like "best tools for…".
Scenario fit, then pricing, security and integrations.
Head-to-head comparisons and "alternatives to…" when buyers switch.
Direct questions about your brand, where mention-to-recommend gaps often show first.
Recommendation and Mention Rate for each of the six families on Overview.
Open any intent to see the exact prompts and answers behind it.
The intent with the lowest rate is usually where content work pays off fastest.
A single visibility score hides which kind of question you lose.
Strong on brand evaluation, weak on category discovery and alternatives.
Example pattern. Category discovery is usually where new buyers find a shortlist.
How it is counted, what a good number is, and how to move it.
They are the reasons behind a question: discovering a category, fitting a use case, checking criteria, comparing vendors, finding alternatives or evaluating one brand. AI answers each differently.
Many brands appear in broad category answers but disappear when buyers compare or evaluate. Intent Coverage shows exactly where that happens.
MentionX sets the mix automatically for each scan size. You can edit, add or import prompts at any time.
It borrows the idea, but it measures AI recommendations on buyer prompts, not keyword rankings or search volumes.
Enter your URL and market. Your first scan shows it on every engine in your plan.