Your AI visibility data, inside ChatGPT
The Aiso ChatGPT plugin lets you ask ChatGPT about your brand's visibility in AI answers and get answers from your own Aiso data. This demo shows how to install it and what to ask first.
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Watch the demo
Ben Tannenbaum, Founder and CEO of Aiso, installs the plugin and uses it to analyse brand visibility in AI search. Watch the Aiso ChatGPT plugin demo on YouTube.
What the plugin does
Aiso tracks how brands appear in ChatGPT and Gemini answers. Each run sends your tracked prompts to the AI models and records brand mentions, sentiment, position, cited sources and the background web searches the models ran.
The plugin connects ChatGPT to that data. You ask a question in plain language, ChatGPT calls Aiso, and the answer uses your real project records. You do not need to export a report or paste a screenshot.
The plugin does not replace the Aiso dashboard. Use the dashboard to explore trends and check the underlying records. Use the plugin when you want to turn a finding into an explanation, a brief or a next step in the same conversation.
Three questions to ask first
Check your visibility
“How visible is my brand in ChatGPT and Gemini answers right now, and how does that compare with my competitors?”
Find the sources behind an answer
“Which domains and pages do AI assistants cite most for my tracked prompts? Show the ones where competitors appear and I do not.”
Review the prompts you track
“Group my tracked prompts by topic and suggest gaps worth adding. Do not save anything yet.”
Reports need at least one completed visibility run. If your project is new, the plugin will tell you the first run has not finished yet.
Already use Claude or Cursor
The same Aiso data is available in other AI tools. Read how to connect Aiso to Claude through its connector directory, or set up any MCP client with the Aiso MCP documentation.