Visibility & Intelligence·Tracking 5 AI platforms
Model Share
The share of voice metric for the AI era.
Track exactly how often AI models recommend your brand versus competitors across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot. The number your board will ask about next quarter.
What Model Share does
Five platforms, one score
Visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot, measured on a schedule.
Competitive leaderboard
Where you rank against every competitor in AI recommendations.
Win/loss with prompt attribution
Why you gained or lost a citation, down to the prompt and the source the model used.
Alerts
Notified when your Model Share moves or a competitor overtakes you.
Who runs it
CMOs and heads of brand, reported to the board
What it needs
- Your brand and competitor names
- The prompt set your buyers actually ask
- Priority markets and languages
What it produces
- A Model Share percentage per platform
- A competitive leaderboard
- Win and loss reasons per prompt
Questions people ask
What is Model Share?
Model Share is the percentage of AI-generated answers, within a defined prompt set, in which your brand is mentioned. It is the generative-search equivalent of share of voice, measured across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot.
How is Model Share measured?
MarkGrid runs your prompt set against five AI platforms on a schedule and records whether your brand appears in each answer, alongside which competitors appear. The score is the share of those answers that mention you.
Can I see why my score moved?
Yes. Every gain or loss is attributed down to the prompt and the source the model cited, so you can act on the specific page or claim that changed the answer, and alerts fire when a competitor overtakes you.
Works with
Model Share runs on its own and shares its data with the rest of the platform. These modules use it most.
Further reading
From the MarkGrid blog, on the problems Model Share is built for.
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