WhyIQ AI Radar

Summary

WhyIQ AI Radar is an AI search visibility tracker that sends a chosen bank of buyer questions to five answer engines weekly and reads back what each cited. It turns every lost answer into a per-page checklist and a white-label client report.

Not for: Teams that only need a one-off audit, or buyers who want a tool that gates engines behind per-engine add-ons and is happy paying separately for each.

AI engines it tracks: The AI engines WhyIQ AI Radar tracks
ChatGPT: on every plan
Gemini: on every plan
Perplexity: on every plan
AI Overviews: not tracked
Claude: on every plan
AI Mode: on every plan
Copilot: not tracked
Grok: not tracked
DeepSeek: not tracked
Meta AI: not tracked
5 on every plan.
From: $29/monthbilled monthly
Open source: No
API: No
Category: AI visibility monitoring
Best for: The growth lead or agency operator who wants a recurring, multi-engine AI citation read at a flat monthly price without per-engine gating.

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What it does

Monitors AI answers: YesThe whole product is weekly measurement of real engine answers: it sends your prompt bank to five engines and records whether you were cited, where in the source list, and who held the slot.We send each of your prompts to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google's AI Mode, then read back the full ordered list of sources each…whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Optimises your content: PartlyMoves turns each uncited question into a checklist against a named page of yours, but the structural on-page audit is a separate WhyIQ product, not part of Radar.Moves · your own page Make /roast-fresh answer this question Rewrite the first paragraph to answer the question directly State the roast date and the…whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Generates content: NoRadar hands you a prompt to paste into whatever you edit the site with; it writes no copy, pages or articles itself anywhere on the documented product.Or skip the typing. One prompt for whatever you edit the site with. Copy fix promptwhyiq.ai/radar
Publishes to your site: NoThe loop ends with you ticking the steps and confirming the change is live yourself; no CMS connection or push-to-publish appears on any product, pricing or docs page.Tick every step, confirm it is live, and the next two weekly scans tell you whether the answer flipped.whyiq.ai/radar
Technical AEO: PartlySchema, crawler access and first-paragraph citability are scored by the sibling CRO Scanner's AI Citability Index, not by Radar, which only measures citations after the fact.Was No before our last check.The scanner's AI Citability Index is a structural readiness score. It audits your page for the on-page signals (FAQ schema, statistical density,…whyiq.ai/radar
Done-for-you service: NoBoth WhyIQ products are self-serve subscriptions a buyer checks out with a card; the agency framing is white-label tooling for the buyer's own client work, not WhyIQ doing the work.Two subscriptions, both self-serve, every price published.whyiq.ai/radar/for-agencies

Answer engines

ChatGPT: YesChatGPT is one of the five engines queried on every check, including the free one-time check, with no add-on fee on any tier.Every check fires across ChatGPT · Perplexity · Claude · Gemini · Google AIwhyiq.ai/radar
Perplexity: YesPerplexity is in the five-engine set on every tier, and the methodology page describes what earns a citation there specifically.Five engines. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google's real AI Mode (our reading of AI Mode runs in English).whyiq.ai/radar
Gemini: YesGemini is tracked as a distinct engine line on the citation-rate chart and is included flat on both paid tiers with no per-engine charge.Every paid tier includes ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI. No per-engine add-ons.whyiq.ai/radar/pricing
Google AI Overviews: NoGoogle coverage is the AI Mode surface specifically; the vendor's complete five-engine inventory and its roadmap list never include AI Overviews, which it only names when describing competitors.whyiq.ai/radar
Google AI Mode: YesGoogle's AI Mode is the fifth engine and is read on the real surface rather than modelled, though the vendor states that reading runs in English.Google AI Mode The same on-page fundamentals as Gemini, measured through Google's real AI Mode surface (our reading runs in English).whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Claude: YesClaude is queried on every check on every tier, and the worked example on the methodology page tracks a single question's Claude result week by week.whyiq.ai/radar/pricing
Microsoft Copilot: NoMicrosoft Copilot is explicitly roadmap-only and conditional, reserved for the Agency tier if engine measurement pricing settles, so no tier covers it today.The Agency tier adds Grok and Microsoft Copilot once their measurement pricing stabilises.whyiq.ai/radar
Grok: NoGrok sits on the same conditional Agency roadmap line as Copilot and is absent from the five-engine set every paid plan actually runs.Grok and Microsoft Copilot are on the roadmap for the Agency tier once their measurement pricing stabilises.whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
DeepSeek: NoDeepSeek appears nowhere in the vendor's engine inventory or its named roadmap additions, and the engine set is stated as a closed five.Radar runs every prompt through all five mainstream engines, because the same brand can win in one and be invisible in another.whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Meta AI: NoMeta AI is not among the five engines queried and is not on the stated roadmap, which names only Grok and Copilot as future additions.whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Coverage in the vendor’s words: YesCoverage is five named engines on every paid tier with no per-engine upsell; the Agency premium buys repeat passes and client seats rather than extra engines.5 AI engines, all included, no add-onswhyiq.ai/radar/pricing

What it reports

Names the cited sources: YesEach answer is stored with the full ordered source list, your cite position, and the third-party domains and specific threads the engines leaned on instead.Which third-party pages the answers lean on: the Reddit thread, the review site, the competitor comparison page. Knowing who holds the slot tells you…whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Competitor tracking: YesA head-to-head against the strongest rival and a leaderboard of answer slots held by rivals and community sites sit on the Overview, measured on your own questions.First source cited, across 128 answers to your 32 buyer queries this week (Gemini excluded). Measured on your questions, not an industry average.whyiq.ai/radar
Brand sentiment: YesAttributes such as trusted, premium or expensive are classified from each stored answer and rolled up, alongside a per-answer tone read.What the answers say you ARE: trusted, premium, technical, expensive, complex to set up. These labels are classified from the answer text and rolled…whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Recommendations: YesEvery uncited question names who holds the slot and becomes a Moves checklist, with recurring patterns rolled into a named action plan rather than left as a report.Every uncited question names who holds the slot and where, Moves turns each lost answer into a checklist, and the Action plan turns recurring…whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
AI crawler analytics: NoThe weekly scan's six reported signals are all answer-side; whether AI bots can read a page is audited by the sibling scanner, and no page offers AI-bot crawl logs for your site.Every weekly scan reports six distinct signals, each one a different lever. 1. Prompt intent coverage ... 4. Source dependency ... 5. Stability ...…whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works
Wrong answers about you: NoAnswers are classified for framing and sentiment, not factual accuracy; no signal flags an engine stating something false about the brand.Each appearance is classified from the stored answer text (top pick, listed option, mentioned, caveated, unfavorable)whyiq.ai/radar/how-it-works

Plans and signing up

Prompt or credit allowance: YesSMB tracks 30 questions weekly on one domain; Agency tracks 40 per client run three times per engine, which the vendor states as 600 queries per client per week.600 AI queries per client, weekly (40 prompts x 5 engines x 3 passes)whyiq.ai/radar/pricing
Projects or brands: PartlyThe entry plan is capped at a single domain; multiple brands need Agency, where the first client is included and every additional one is a metered monthly add-on.1 client domain included, then $49/mo per additional clientwhyiq.ai/radar/pricing
Countries: PartlySetup asks you to pick the country and language the questions are asked from, but the vendor states its Google AI Mode reading runs in English, so one of five engines is not localised.Was Yes before our last check.Market / region The country and language Radar asks from, so results match where your buyers actually search.whyiq.ai/docs/ai-radar
How often it checks: YesWeekly is the only scheduled cadence on both paid tiers, justified by citation half-life; an off-cycle one-time scan is available for a fee without changing the schedule.Weekly tracking on every paid tier. Per AirOps' 548,000-page study, AI citations have a 3-month half-life, so weekly is the minimum useful cadence.whyiq.ai/radar/pricing
Card required to start: NoThe one-time free check runs with no card and no account at all; a card is only needed at checkout for the SMB or Agency subscription.No credit card 1 free check No account neededwhyiq.ai/radar
Self-serve signup: YesBoth paid tiers publish a price and are bought through a checkout link with month-to-month billing, a Stripe portal for cancellation and a 7-day refund window.Month-to-month, cancel anytime from your billing dashboard or via the Stripe customer portal.whyiq.ai/radar/pricing

Access and integrations

API: NoThe guide that claims to document every feature never mentions an API, and the sitemap carries no API or integrations page.Radar asks five AI engines the questions your buyers ask, every week, and reads back what they cited. This guide covers every feature: what it means,…whyiq.ai/docs/ai-radar
MCP server: NoNo MCP server or agent-facing endpoint appears in the complete feature guide, the setup guide or either plan's feature list.whyiq.ai/docs/ai-radar

Checked 12 October 2026 · Named in 0 of 242 AI answers, October check · 2 facts changed · How we check · Editorial policy

Changed since our last check

Technical AEO: now Partly. It was No.
Countries: now Partly. It was Yes.

Plans and pricing

Price and terms

Free to start: PartlyPartly
The terms in full
One-time free check only: 8 sample prompts across 5 engines, Citation Score plus per-engine grid and a top-5 competitor leaderboard, no account and no card, described by the vendor as 'One per visitor, ephemeral'. Weekly tracking requires a paid tier.
Card to start: YesNot required
Sign up without sales: YesYes

What needs a higher plan

Agency: Projects or brands

From whyiq.ai/radar/pricing, checked 12 October 2026.

Works with

ChatGPT
Perplexity
Gemini
Google AI Mode
Claude

For AI agents

MCP server: No
API: No

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Screenshots

Pricing page, whyiq.ai, captured 25 October 2026
Docs, whyiq.ai, captured 25 October 2026

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Sources and updates

Last changed 12 October 2026

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