Keep your brand in view across AI answers, reviews, and market language.
BrandRadar watches how answer engines, reviews, customer language, competitors, and risk signals describe your brand, then turns those signals into a source-backed brief your team can review.
Source-backed intelligence. Confidence levels shown. Brand teams decide and act.
Signals from where opinions form
Brand radar board
What the radar is watching for you right now.
Answer Visibility
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Perplexity
Review Themes
Clusters across G2, Trustpilot, Reddit
Competitor Drift
Movement across SERP, AI, communities
Language Map
Phrases buyers actually repeat
Risk Radar
Severity-ranked reputation events
Weekly Brief
What changed · Why · Source trail
Evidence trail
Every signal links back to a real source.
No summarised hunches. Each card resolves to a dated snippet you can quote.
- Captured this week
“Best for SaaS onboarding”
“…recommended for teams that need a fast, guided setup…”
ChatGPT · GPT-4o - Surfaced 2 days ago
Pricing clarity flagged
“Hidden costs popped up after upgrading…”
G2 · verified review - Tracked yesterday
Competitor gained ground
“We switched after the new pricing changes…”
Reddit · r/saas
The solution
Connect every place buyers form an opinion — in one workspace.
BrandRadar connects the places buyers form opinions — reviews, search, answer engines, communities, and competitor pages — then turns them into clear weekly actions.
Earlier signal
Spot perception shifts before they become reputation problems.
Source trail
Trace every insight back to reviews, answers, mentions, or customer language.
Less manual research
Reduce manual brand research, scattered reporting, and late reputation cleanup.
Answer Visibility
See exactly how answer engines describe your brand.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity each describe you differently. The Answer Visibility Wall captures every response with source citations, so you can spot outdated category language before buyers do.
Review Signals
Themes, not stars. Receipts, not summaries.
Reviews from G2, Trustpilot, App Store and Reddit clustered into the themes your buyers actually repeat — each cluster traceable to the verbatim quote that put it there.
Competitor Drift
Watch competitors gain narrative ground before it shows up in pipeline.
A live radar of how competitors are moving across search, AI answers, reviews, and communities — with the snippets, links, and dates that prove it.
Solutions
Built for the people who move the brand.
Marketing Teams
Track answer-engine descriptions, review themes, and competitor positioning.
See review intelligence
Weekly Brief
One brief. Every Monday. Fully sourced.
A board-ready intelligence brief: what changed, why it matters, the source trail, and the recommended action — sourced, footnoted, and easy to forward to leadership.
Pricing
Plans that match how perception moves.
Starter
For lean brand teams monitoring up to five brands.
- 5 tracked brands
- 1 seat
- Radar Brief generation
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Growth
Best for growing teamsFor teams managing sentiment, source confidence, and priority workflows across up to 25 brands.
- 25 tracked brands
- 5 team seats
- Priority support
- Thematic Trend summaries
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Enterprise
For portfolio, enterprise, and governed brand teams with unlimited brand volume or deployment requirements.
- Unlimited brand volume
- On-premise deployment options
- DPA available on request for legal review
- Custom operating terms
Save 15% with prepaid annual billing.
Success stories
Real-world scenarios. Source-backed.
Representative use cases. Not customer testimonials.
Scenario · SaaS
A SaaS team finds outdated category language in answer engines.
Discovers that Perplexity is still describing them by their pre-pivot category — and uses the evidence trail to update positioning across the answer surface.
Scenario · Agency
An agency tracks perception shifts across 14 client brands.
Replaces manual weekly check-ins with per-client briefs — sourced, sortable, and forwardable to each client's marketing lead.
Scenario · Product Marketing
A product marketer rewrites messaging using repeated customer phrases.
Extracts the seven phrases customers actually use in reviews and forums — and rebuilds the homepage hero around those words.
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