Your customers now ask AI to solve their problems before they ever visit your website. QuadrantX measures whether leading AI models recommend you - or your competitors - when it matters most.
A VP of Operations needs a new ERP system. A runner wants trail shoes for mountain terrain. A CFO is evaluating insurance brokers. A parent is choosing a family car. None of them start with web searches anymore - they ask AI.
The AI synthesizes reviews, analyst reports, social discussions, competitor content, and your website into a single confident recommendation. Whether it's a six-figure enterprise contract or a $150 pair of shoes, that AI answer becomes the brand's first impression.
Companies seeing AI-referred traffic report that those visitors convert faster than any other channel - shorter sales cycles in B2B, higher purchase intent in B2C. They arrive having already reached a decision point. The question is whether they decided on you.
In both cases, AI decides who makes the shortlist. If you're not on it, you never had a chance.
This isn't theoretical. AI-referred visitors are already showing up in web analytics, entering sales pipelines, and closing deals - faster than traditional channels.
Websites are seeing a rising share of inbound traffic from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity - visitors who arrived because AI recommended the brand as a solution to a specific problem.
AI-referred visitors move through sales cycles faster than organic or paid traffic. They arrive pre-informed, often pre-decided - shortening the path from first visit to closed deal.
Most brands have zero visibility into whether AI recommends them when buyers describe problems. They're optimizing for branded search while the real battleground shifted to problem-statement queries.
AEO and AI visibility tools tell you if AI knows your name. QuadrantX tells you if AI recommends you when customers describe their problems.
Tracks whether AI mentions your brand when someone searches for you by name. Useful, but limited.
Measures which brands AI recommends when buyers describe the problems they're trying to solve. The upstream moment that drives revenue.
Whether you need to act on competitive intelligence or validate the methodology behind it, QuadrantX has a path for you.
See which vendors AI recommends in your market category today. Understand your Narrative Dominance and Sentiment scores, identify gaps, and get a strategic roadmap to improve your position.
Every prompt, every model response, every scoring algorithm is documented. QuadrantX is built on multi-model consensus - not a single model's opinion. Validate the data before you present it.
Discoverability isn't static. As you execute your strategy, watch your Narrative Dominance and Sentiment scores shift across AI models. See which actions are working and where competitors are gaining ground.
This dashboard view shows the Electric Vehicle manufacturers category, featuring brands like Tesla, BYD, Rivian, and traditional automakers. The trend chart reveals how each vendor's Narrative Dominance score - their AI discoverability - shifts over time as market perceptions evolve.
We don't guess what AI thinks. We ask. Seven leading AI models, standardized prompts, multiple runs per model, cross-model synthesis into actionable scores.
The same structured prompt goes to Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Grok, and Copilot.
Each model is queried 3 times to reduce variance and build statistical confidence.
Responses are aggregated into Narrative Dominance (visibility) and Sentiment (favorability) scores.
Vendors are placed into Leaders, Challengers, Niche Players, or Laggards based on where they fall.
Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
Perplexity
DeepSeek
Grok
Copilot
Every report shows which vendors AI recommends when buyers describe problems in that category. Find your market and see where you stand.
CRM, ERP, marketing automation, HR, collaboration tools, and 30+ software categories.
Retail banking, insurance, health coverage - regional and national providers.
Management consulting, staffing agencies, marketing agencies.
Athletic footwear, apparel, electric vehicles, airlines, and other consumer products.
Restaurants, beverages, specialty food and drink categories.
Cloud providers, ISPs, waste management, utilities.
Every day, buyers ask AI to solve problems you can help with. Find out whether AI is sending them to you - or somewhere else.
