About Yogoo AI
Yogoo AI is an AI visibility tracking tool that measures how often AI answers in your market name or link to your business. It covers up to five engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Yogoo AI was founded in 2026, and your first tracker is free.
Why did we build Yogoo AI?
Search used to hand back a list of links. Now an AI engine often writes one answer, and your business is either in it or it isn’t. We wanted a number a business could check for itself: how many AI answers named or linked it, out of how many we collected.
That number is the Yogoo Score. It’s always shown with its counts, like “180 of 480 answers (37.5%)”, and a measured zero is published as one. Everything about how it’s counted, including what happens when an answer can’t be collected, is written down in how we measure AI visibility.
On 3 October 2026, we corrected how we calculate the Yogoo Score. Scores from before and after that date measure different things, so we don’t compare them.
What research has Yogoo AI published?
On 10 and 11 August 2026, we ran 500 prompts covering the buyer journey for AI visibility tools across five engines: GPT-4o-mini + web search (API), Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Every prompt ran at least three times on each engine, for 8,695 answers in total. The Claude and Gemini runs also went through their APIs with web search on, not the consumer apps.
The 500-prompt citation study publishes what each engine cited. Perplexity, for example, cited at least one source in all 1,738 of its answers.
Is Yogoo AI legit and trustworthy?
Yes. Yogoo AI publishes how it counts, so you can check the work instead of taking it on trust. Every score on your page sits next to the counts and questions behind it, and the study above states its sample size and dates for the same reason. The quickest check is your own business: your first tracker is free, and your Yogoo Score is measured the same way on every plan.
Who is Yogoo AI for?
It’s for businesses that want to know whether AI answers name them, and for the agencies that track this for clients. On Pro, agencies get 6 trackers, one business and market each, so the tracker count caps how many client markets they can measure. SaaS companies and e-commerce brands set up a tracker for their own market and see whether the answers there name them, once we measure it.
If you’d like to see your own counts, you can set up your first tracker from your website address.