Being named isn't enough if the answer calls you expensive or limited. MentionX reads every stored answer that names you and records whether it describes you positively, neutrally or negatively, and why.
Brand sentiment in AI is how AI engines describe your brand when buyers ask: positive, mixed or negative, and the strengths, objections, pricing and comparisons behind that view. MentionX extracts it from every stored answer that names you.
Is Vela CRM a good choice for a 20-person sales team?
Vela CRM is easy to set up and good value for small teams. Its reporting is more basic than Kestrel's, so larger teams may outgrow it.
MentionX reads each answer that names you and records its tone, with the claims behind it. Positive and negative shares use only those answers.
The answer doesn't name you, so there's nothing to read.
…Kestrel and Pipewise are the usual picks.
Objections lead: price, gaps or a rival's strength.
Vela CRM is missing some integrations…
Strengths and objections balance, or there's no clear view.
Easy to set up, but reporting is basic…
Strengths lead, with few or no objections.
Reviewers like Vela CRM's fast onboarding…
Each square below is one stored answer, coloured by how it describes Vela CRM. Positive and negative shares are calculated over the answers that name you.
Example data for an invented brand. Counts are calculated in code from stored answers; formulas are published on the methodology page.
Engines repeat what their sources say. When you correct a source, weekly re-runs show whether the description changed.
Brand, comparison and pricing prompts, generated from your URL and market.
Each answer that names you is stored with the claims it makes.
Strengths, objections, pricing and the rivals you're paired with.
Find the pages behind each objection, then update yours and earn better ones.
Positive and negative share by engine, next to each rival.
A description is only fixable once you know where it comes from. These patterns point you there.
A widely cited source says it.
First move: Find the source in the citations and answer it with proof.
Citation & Source IntelligenceThe engines read different sources about you.
First move: Compare the cited pages engine by engine.
Cross-Engine MonitoringYou're known, but buyers hear the objection first.
First move: Lead your pages with the proof buyers ask for.
Action BoardA new review or thread is being cited.
First move: Open the answers that changed and respond at the source.
Answers & EvidenceEngines frame you as the risky alternative.
First move: Publish customer proof for the same use case.
Brand Sentiment & PositioningAnswers per scan is prompts × engines, re-run 4 times a month. Spark and above include unlimited seats and competitors; Starter includes 3 of each.
The questions buyers ask before they start. Your first scan answers the rest with your own data.
MentionX collects every claim engines make about your brand in answers to buyer prompts and groups them into strengths, objections, pricing and comparisons.
AI reads each stored answer and extracts the claims about you; MentionX's code counts them and calculates the positive and negative shares.
Answers that describe you positively, divided by all answers that name you.
Engines repeat what their sources say. Find the sources behind the claim, update your own pages and earn better coverage, then check the next weekly scan.
Yes. You see the same view for every tracked competitor, on the same prompts.
Every engine in your plan: 3 on Spark, 4 on Nova and 5 on Galaxy.
Your first scan reads every answer that names you and shows the claims that help and hurt.