For B2B SaaS

When buyers ask AI for a tool like yours, who gets recommended?

Your buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini for a shortlist before they open G2 or book a demo. Mentioned shows whether you’re on it, who gets named instead and what the assistant says about them, and what to fix first.

Buyer questions

The questions your buyers type

Mentioned writes questions shaped like these from the category you enter. They never include your brand name, so you see an unprompted recommendation.

  • “What’s the best CRM for a 20-person B2B sales team?”
  • “What are good alternatives to Salesforce for a mid-market company?”
  • “Which SOC 2 compliance tool is easiest for a startup with no security team?”
  • “We’re moving off spreadsheets. Which project management tool should a 50-person agency use?”
Why it matters

The shortlist now forms in a chat window

“Best tool for X” replaces “best tool for X site:g2.com”

Evaluators used to start on G2, Capterra or a Google results page full of review sites. More of them now start by asking an assistant, and the answer already names three or four tools.

No shortlist, no trial

If the shortlist has three names and yours isn’t one, you don’t get the trial. You don’t see it happen either: a buyer who never visited leaves no lost deal in your CRM.

AI repeats what it has read about you

Organic AI answers aren’t for sale. Your docs, pricing page, integration pages, comparison pages and third-party reviews are what a model has read about you, so they’re what it says.

What to do about it

From “are we on the list?” to “here’s what we’re fixing”

Every finding in Mentioned links to the answers behind it, and each one maps to work your content, SEO or product marketing team already knows how to do.

A buyer question you never win

Prompts lists the five locked questions on each keyword, weakest first. If “Salesforce alternatives for a mid-market team” never names you, that’s the comparison page to write, in the buyer’s own words.

What AI says about your competitors

When an assistant recommends a rival instead of you, Actions quotes the sentence. “HubSpot is the easiest to roll out without a consultant” tells you which claim you need to own, and the playbook lists the usual ways to own it.

The sites assistants cite

Save a Perplexity key and Sources lists the review sites, docs and threads it cited when it answered, so you know where your product needs to be covered.

Whether it turns into visits

Connect Search Console and GA4 to see your search queries and the sessions that came from ChatGPT and Perplexity, next to your AI visibility.

Built for marketing teams

A number you can report, and the work behind it

Locked questions, weekly runs

A tracked keyword asks the same five questions every week, so when visibility moves after a launch or a content push, you can show it’s real. Every figure exports to CSV for your own reporting.

One workspace for the whole team

Pro includes a shared workspace, so content, SEO and product marketing read the same numbers. It also compares all six assistants in one check: Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini on us, the rest on your keys.

Ask your data from Claude

On Starter and above, connect Mentioned to Claude over MCP and ask “which question are we losing worst, and what do the answers say?” The answer matches the dashboard.

Free: 3 checks on us and 5 tracked queries, run weekly. Starter is $39/month for 20 tracked queries with Actions and the playbook. Pro is $129/month for 60 tracked queries, all six assistants and a shared workspace. See every plan →

Try it on your own product

Enter your product and the category a buyer would type, like “CRM for B2B sales teams”. You’ll see how Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini answer, who they name instead, and whether you’re on the list.

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