Prompts

Ad-hoc prompt searches

Test any question against the AI engines on demand — no tracking required. Perfect for quick checks, new markets, and deciding what deserves a permanent slot.

Tracking is a commitment — searching isn't

Tracked prompts are your standing portfolio: they run on schedule and build trend lines. But plenty of questions deserve a one-off answer rather than a permanent slot — does AI mention us for this niche use case? What happens in the French market? Did that competitor start showing up for this query? Ad-hoc searches handle those.

The ad-hoc search page: a 'What do you want to track?' input with a country selector set to France, a monthly quota of 50 searches, and a list of recent searches
Ask anything, target any country, get the answer without spending a tracked-prompt slot.

Each search runs your question across the AI engines with a country target of your choice, and your plan includes a monthly allowance (shown right on the page). Recent searches stay listed, so quick investigations don't get lost.

What you get back

The result reads like a tracked prompt's detail: the full AI answers with your brand highlighted, which engines mentioned you, and every source the answers cited.

A prompt's response view: a per-day response timeline, per-engine Mentioned badges, and the full AI answer with the brand highlighted
The answer, verbatim: per-engine mention status and the actual response text with your brand highlighted.
The Sources tab for one prompt: 60 cited sources with URL, content type, engine, whether the brand was mentioned, and date
Every source behind the answers — type, engine, and whether the page mentions you.

When to search vs when to track

SituationUse
Recurring buyer question you need trends onTrack
One-off curiosity or a stakeholder questionSearch
Testing wording before committing a slotSearch, then track the best phrasing
New market or country you're exploringSearch with that country target
Post-launch check on a specific querySearch now; track if it becomes strategic

Ad-hoc searches are the cheapest way to audition prompts. Search three phrasings of the same buyer question, see which surfaces the most competitive answer set, and track only the winner.