● Edition Q2 2026 · Pre-orders open

AI Search Index.
The reference report on AI visibility.

A quarterly study built from 500+ anonymised enterprise domain audits. Benchmarks, structural shifts, cross-model data. Free of charge, but available in limited supply — 600 slots per edition.

No newsletter. Only the report. Delivered on publication date.

What the report contains.

18–24 pages of dense analysis — no filler, no marketing pitch. Every number from our own audit cohort, documented methodology, reproducible KPIs.

01

AAR development

Absorption rate by industry and query type. Quarterly delta, 12-month trend.

02

Top-cited domains

The most-cited domains in GPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity — by industry.

03

SoM distribution

Share of Model across models, markets and languages. DACH, UK/US, TR, ES, AR.

04

Reputation drift

RDI median values by industry. Negative peaks, recovery periods, patterns.

05

Crawler behaviour

GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot — frequency, status codes, 429 dead zones.

06

Schema coverage

Which schema types correlate with which citation rates — adjusted for domain authority.

07

Entity consolidation

Wikidata coverage of top brands by industry. Gaps, opportunities, timelines.

08

Operator recommendations

Three prioritised actions per industry, based on the quarter's data.

Methodology & transparency.

500+
Domains in cohort
2,000+
Prompts per quarter
4
LLM models
5
Runs per model

Every prompt is executed against GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet 4.6, Gemini Pro and Perplexity Sonar — five times per model to control for statistical variance. Brand mentions are extracted with a spaCy-based NER pipeline; sentiment with a verified classifier. All raw data is stored in BigQuery, analysis in Python notebooks with reproducible versioning. Every published number has a documented source.

Previous editions.

The AI Search Index is published quarterly. Every edition remains permanently accessible to existing readers.

● Q1 2026 · Published

AI Overviews: the first year

A one-year retrospective since rollout. Which industries lost the most traffic, which gained through citations — and why.

○ Q4 2025 · Archive

Entity consolidation in DACH

Wikidata coverage of the DAX 40 and its correlation with LLM citation. The brands with anchored entities get cited more.

○ Q3 2025 · Archive

The multilingual visibility gap

MVG values across 15 language regions. Which markets are most underrepresented and why the corpus asymmetry is structural.