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Built in Montréal · Used by ecommerce teams in the US, Canada and France

AI Search Visibility Trackerfor ecommerce products

Your customers now ask ChatGPT what to buy. See if it recommends your product or your competitor’s, and what to change so it picks you.

Checked onChatGPTGeminiClaude
AmazonGoogle

ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google and Amazon, checked for the same product, on one screen.

Free signup · No credit card until you choose a plan

One product, one market, every channel

Dry shampoo

United States · “best dry shampoo for fine hair”

Example data
  • ChatGPTYou: absentLiving Proof #1
  • GeminiYou: #3Living Proof #1
  • ClaudeYou: absentLiving Proof #2
  • GoogleAI Overview: you #3Product page: not on page 1
  • AmazonYou #22Living Proof #4

How often AI picks you

14%

−4 pts vs last week

Living Proof

38%

#1 ChatGPT · #4 Amazon

Do this next

Lead the product page and Amazon title with “dry shampoo for fine hair”.

Why is Living Proof recommended ahead of me?Ask SuperListing

What your shopper actually sees

One question. Three AI answers. Is your product in them?

This is what happens every day, out of sight. A shopper asks, the AI answers with a short list, and the sale goes to whoever is on it.

Shopper asks

What’s the best volume powder for fine hair?

Example answers
ChatGPT

For fine hair, Living Proof is the one most people swear by. It adds lift without weighing hair down. Batiste is a cheaper option if you just need a quick refresh.

You’re not mentioned· your product
Gemini

Top picks: 1. Living Proof for lasting volume. 2. Batiste for value. 3. Aube Volume Powder, a lightweight option loved for fine hair.

You’re recommended· your product
Claude

Living Proof is the most recommended for fine hair. Kristin Ess is also worth a look if you prefer a softer finish.

You’re not mentioned· your product

Recommended in 0 of 3 AI answers

Three questions, answered every week

Am I recommended? Who beats me? What do I change?

That’s all you need to know. SuperListing answers all three for every product you care about.

1 · Am I recommended?

See every place you show up, and every place you don’t

The questions your shoppers ask, checked on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google and Amazon. A blue dot means you’re in the answer. A gap means someone else got the sale.

Dry shampoo · United States

Example data
Dry shampoo · United StatesChatGPTGeminiClaudeGoogleAmazon
“best volume powder for fine hair”
“dry shampoo that doesn’t leave white residue”
“natural dry shampoo for sensitive scalp”
“dry shampoo for dark hair”
“best dry shampoo under $20”
RecommendedNot mentioned

ChatGPT names you in 1 of 5 questions. That’s the gap to close first.

How often each brand is recommended · “volume powder”

Example data
  • Living Proof38%
  • Batiste21%
  • Aube (you)You14%
  • Kristin EssNot on your radar11%
  • Others16%

2 · Who beats me?

See who AI recommends instead of you, including brands you never tracked

Every brand named in the answers is counted, so you see who’s really winning, not who you assumed your competitors were.

3 · What do I change?

Ask why you lost, and get the fix in plain words

A dashboard shows you a gap. SuperListing tells you why it happened and what to change on your product page or Amazon listing this week, with the AI answers it used as proof.

Dry shampoo · United States

Who does ChatGPT recommend instead of me for volume powder, and what do I fix this week?

SuperListing readAI answersCompetitorsThis week’s changes

Living Proof is recommended first in 4 of your 6 questions this week. You show up in 1 (Google AI Overview, #3). ChatGPT and Claude never name your product. Gemini puts you #3.

The answers praise Living Proof for “weightless volume that lasts”. Your product page doesn’t mention volume in its first paragraph, and your Amazon title starts with “dry shampoo”.

Fix for this week: lead the product page and Amazon title with volume for fine hair, then check again on Monday.

SourcesChatGPT answer · Sep 1Gemini answer · Sep 1Amazon rank #22 · Sep 1
Ask about a product, a market, or a competitor…

Answers come from your real results, never guesses

Real reasons, not a score

You see the exact sentence ChatGPT wrote about your competitor, and what your page is missing compared to it.

A fix you can do this week

One clear change for your product page or Amazon listing. No 40-point audit to decode.

Proof it worked

Check again after the change and see if the AI now names you. Same product, same questions, side by side.

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How it works

Set it up in ten minutes. See where you stand today.

No agency, no spreadsheet, no prompt writing. Add a product and SuperListing does the asking for you.

Step 1

Add your product

Paste your product page or Amazon link, pick the country, and name a few competitors. We suggest the questions shoppers actually ask.

Step 2

We ask the AIs

SuperListing asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude your shoppers’ questions, and checks your Google and Amazon rankings for the same product.

Step 3

You get the fix

See where you’re recommended, who beats you, and the one change to make this week. Then check again to see if it worked.

What changes after

Fix one thing. Watch AI start recommending you.

Small, specific changes move the answers. SuperListing shows you the change, the date you made it, and what happened next.

How often AI recommends you · Dry shampoo · United States

Example data

Before

14%

4 weeks later

41%

0%25%50%Fix appliedW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8

Fix applied: Product page and Amazon title rewritten around “volume for fine hair”.

SuperListing · Monday

Your week in AI recommendations

Here’s what moved since last Monday, and what to do about it.

  • Dry shampoo · United StatesChatGPT now names you #2. The title change worked.
  • Volume spray · USLiving Proof took your spot on Gemini. Their page answers “humidity”, yours doesn’t.
  • Scalp serum · CanadaNew competitor spotted: Kristin Ess, recommended in 3 answers.
Open the 3 fixes for this week

Why rank trackers aren’t enough anymore

Your rank tracker can’t see where the buyer already decided

Rank trackers watch Amazon and Google. But more shoppers now ask an AI first, and by the time they search, they already know what they want.

What you need to knowRank trackerSuperListing
Amazon and Google rankingsYesYes, on the same screen
What ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude recommendNoYes, for each question shoppers ask
Who AI recommends instead of youNoYes, with brands you never tracked
The exact sentence the AI wroteNoYes, word for word
What to change this weekYou figure it outOne clear fix per product
Whether the fix workedGuessworkBefore and after, same questions

Everything in one place

Every place a shopper can be told to buy someone else

All of it tracked per product and per country, so a French result is never mixed with a US one.

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How it’s measured

See the answer, not a score

A check is one product in one country. If a question wasn’t asked, that cell stays blank.

Your products, not a brand score

Most AI visibility tools give your whole brand one number. SuperListing checks each product, in each country, so you see which one an AI names and which one it skips.

No made-up numbers

Every result links back to what the AI actually said. If we didn’t check something, we show a blank, never an invented zero.

Your data stays yours

Your catalog is never used to train AI models. You decide when a check runs, so there are no surprise charges. A Canadian company with a real address in Montréal.

Free signup. No credit card until you choose a plan.

Pricing for ecommerce teams tracking AI visibility

Track 2 products on Starter, or 10 on Growth, across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google and Amazon, including Search Console.

Questions before you start

AI search visibility tracker FAQ

Who SuperListing is for, how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google and Amazon are checked, how it differs from brand-level AI tools, how your data is handled, and how the chat turns results into your next move.

AEO and GEO guide for ecommerce products

SuperListing is the AI search visibility tracker for ecommerce products. It measures whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude recommend a specific product in a specific country, tracks the same shopper prompts over time, and returns one next change. It also checks Google and Amazon for that same product, names the competitor recommended instead, and keeps the verbatim answer as evidence.

SuperListing is for the person who owns a product P&L and can no longer see the whole path to purchase. Rank trackers cover Amazon and Google search. They miss the ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude answer that already sent the buyer to a named competitor. You become a client when that blind spot starts to cost more than a guess in a weekly meeting, SuperListing measures it, then the AI Chat turns those signals into the next action.

Add your product, its market and the questions shoppers ask (for example "best volume powder for fine hair"). SuperListing runs those questions in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Google, then reports whether your product is mentioned, at which position, and which brands were recommended ahead of it. When you are absent the result shows a dash, never a zero.

SuperListing tracks ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, plus Google, including Google AI Overviews and classic Google search rankings, and Amazon organic rank for the same product and keywords. Every channel is measured per product and per country/language market so a French result is never mixed with a US result.

SuperListing measures individual ecommerce products, not a blended brand score. Most AI visibility tools score a company name. SuperListing tracks one product in one market: the website page and Amazon identity, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, plus Google and Amazon ranks on the same card.

Every product or brand named in an AI answer is extracted in order, together with the merchant the answer sends buyers to. Each mention is classified as your product, a tracked competitor or an unknown brand, so you also discover competitors you never thought to track. Share of AI recommendations, leaderboards and trends are computed from those mentions.

Yes. SuperListing keeps historical changes on the same product card: trend versus the last run, the last two observation windows, and the result after the next Measure, so you can prove whether the action worked.

SEO is ranking in classic Google or Amazon search results. AEO (answer engine optimization) is being the answer a search engine or assistant quotes. GEO (generative engine optimization) is being the product a generative AI such as ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude recommends in its own words. SuperListing measures all three for the same product so you can see where visibility is won or lost. The guide is at https://superlisting.io/aeo-geo.

Read the AEO and GEO guide

You start a Measure whenever you want a fresh read. Amazon, Google and social refresh once per product per week, and AI engine runs are limited per product per month so results stay comparable. After an explicit opt-in, SuperListing can also re-measure a product automatically every week and send you a Monday summary.

The chat is the core of SuperListing. It reads only your measured data, so you can ask why a competitor is recommended ahead of you, who won a question, or what to change next, and every answer cites the AI answers, ranks and dates it relied on. The chat turns those signals into recommended actions. It can start a measurement from the same conversation; anything that uses a measurement slot asks for your confirmation first.

Yes. Amazon listing optimization, A+ content, AI product images and videos remain part of SuperListing. They are the "do" step: once the tracker shows where a competitor is recommended instead of you, you rewrite the listing or product page and measure again. The chat proposes the action; it does not write the listing as a chat tool.

Helium 10 and rank trackers were built for a shopper who typed into Amazon or Google. Brand-level AI visibility tools score a company name. SuperListing measures one ecommerce product in one market across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google and Amazon, names the exact competitor recommended instead of you, and keeps the source sentence so you can audit the claim. Amazon listing optimization remains the Do step in the same workspace.

SuperListing was founded in Montréal by a team that already ships Amazon listing optimization for sellers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France and other marketplaces. Measurements are not estimates: missing stays a dash, every mention keeps the source answer, and your products, questions and measurements are not used to train AI models. Paid work never starts on a silent schedule. You can create a free account. No credit card until you choose a plan. The company address is 4388 rue Saint-Denis, Montréal.

Each product is tracked per country and language market, for example United States English or France French. Amazon rankings follow the matching marketplace and Google results follow the matching country, so you can compare the same product across markets.

No. Your products, competitors, questions and measurements are not used to train AI models. SuperListing only processes your inputs to deliver the tracking and recommendations you asked for.

No. You can create a free account with no credit card. Your first product check starts when you choose Starter or Growth.

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