Track every brand you run in AI answers, from one place
Multi-brand AI visibility tracking lets one workspace follow several brands, product lines or clients in up to 10 AI engines, from ChatGPT and Perplexity to Gemini, Copilot and Grok. Each brand keeps its own competitors, topics, questions and engines, while the team, settings and credit pool are shared. Built for companies with several brands, holding groups and agencies.
- Driffle (driffle.ai)
- Driffle for Sales (driffle.ai/sales)
- Notewise (notewise.app)
Multi-brand tracking, in short
The facts, ready to quote.
- Brands per workspace
- Several, up to your plan's brand limit
- Switching
- One brand switcher; email links open the right workspace and brand
- Per brand
- Own competitors, topics, questions, question quota and engines
- Billing
- One shared credit pool; the cost of a new brand is shown before you add it
- Look-alike names
- Brands that share a name with yours are found and kept apart
- Portfolio view
- Every brand side by side with visibility and top cited domains
Multi-brand AI visibility tracking, explained
Multi-brand AI visibility tracking measures how AI answer engines treat more than one brand from a single account. A company with a flagship product and a newer line, a group with regional brands, or an agency with clients all need the same thing: separate measurements per brand, shared people and one bill.
In Proofsource every brand is a full setup: its own competitors, topics, buyer questions, locations and engines. The brand switcher in the sidebar changes the whole dashboard at once, and links from emails switch to the right workspace before they open. A portfolio view lines up every brand with visibility, cited prompts and top cited domains.
Names cause real trouble in AI answers. If another company shares your brand's name, Proofsource finds look-alike brands and asks which one you mean, so answers about a different company are never counted as yours.
How it works
Track several brands in one workspace with one brand switcher, one credit pool and per-brand engines, competitors and question quotas.
Add a brand
Open the brand switcher and add a brand from any link. Before you confirm, you see what it adds to your credit use and whether your plan has room.
Set it up on its own
Each brand gets its own competitors, topics and questions, with a question quota you can set per brand.
Choose its engines
Pick the AI assistants each brand is measured on, and add extra engines as add-ons where your plan allows.
Keep names apart
Look-alike brands that share a name are found, and a short Which brand? check keeps answers matched to the right company.
Compare in the portfolio
See every brand side by side, and switch into any one to read its answers.
See it in the product
Screens from the Proofsource app, drawn with sample data for an example brand.
| Brand | Visibility | Cited prompts | vs last week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driffle | 31% | 14 / 40 | +4 pts |
| Driffle for Sales | 18% | 6 / 25 | -2 pts |
| Notewise | 9% | 2 / 20 | +1 pt |
AI answers mention more than one company called Driffle.
| Name | What it is | Count as you? |
|---|---|---|
| Driffle | AI meeting notes, driffle.ai | Yes |
| Driffle | Game key marketplace | No |
Every capability, live today
15 shipped capabilities behind Multi-brand tracking, each in the product now.
Brand switcher
Pick, add or rename the active brand from one menu; it says client when you work in agency mode.
Brands, competitors and topics
Create, list, edit and delete brands with their competitors, topics and questions, including competitors for brands added from an app, place or channel link.
Plan limits explained
Your plan's brand and question limits are explained before you hit them, with a plain message when a workspace cannot add another brand yet.
Credit use shown before adding
Shows what a new brand adds to your credit use before you confirm, how many questions came from your plan's spare questions, and a short summary when the brand joins a workspace that already pays.
Per-brand question quota
See and set how many questions each brand tracks.
Look-alike brands
Finds and manages other companies that share your brand's name, with a short check that confirms which one you mean.
Email links open the right brand
Deep links in emails switch to the right workspace before they open.
Choose AI assistants
Pick which AI assistants the workspace measures and see a clear list of the engines it samples. Engines your plan does not include show as Paused with earlier figures and one tap to add them back.
Engine add-ons per brand
Extra engines bought as an add-on to your plan can be turned on for the brands that need them.
Portfolio table with summary cards
Every brand and client workspace on one screen with headline visibility, cited-question count, top cited domains and weekly change, under four summary cards.
Ranges on visibility
Visibility shows its interval, and brands not measured yet say so plainly.
Call-first sort
The largest significant visibility drop sorts to the top, marked with a red dot.
Client stage chips
Each client row shows its stage: not started, paid waiting for setup, or set up.
Set up client and payment link
Set up a client, choose a plan, and copy a payment link or pay now for a client brand.
Bulk brand import
Import many brands at once.
Who it is for
One view of every brand
Compare AI visibility across regional and product brands without separate accounts or bills.
Track a launch on its own
Add a new product line as its own brand so its questions and competitors do not blur the flagship's numbers.
Clients in one workspace
Every client is a brand in the switcher, sharing your team and credit pool.
Stop counting the wrong company
Look-alike checks keep answers about a same-named company out of your numbers.
Know who to call
The client with the biggest real drop is first on the list.
Compare brands fairly
Every brand with its range, side by side.
Why it matters
Clean per-brand data
Each brand has its own questions and competitors, so numbers never mix.
One credit pool
All brands draw from one balance, and you see the effect of a new brand before adding it.
One team
Invite people once and scope them to brands when needed.
Fast switching
One click moves the whole dashboard to another brand.
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Multi-brand tracking: Proofsource and other tools
Tracking several brands is common across AI visibility tools, usually organized as brands, projects or workspaces. From each company's own pages:
| Capability | Proofsource | Ahrefs | Rankscale | Scrunch | Peec AI | Writesonic | SE Ranking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Several brands in one account | YesBrands in one workspace with a brand switcher | YesAdd several brands, see combined share of voiceSource | YesBrand dashboard slots from 2 up to 100 by planSource | YesMultiple brands in one deploymentSource | YesProjects: 1 to 5 by plan, unlimited EnterpriseSource | Yes1 to 2 projects by plan; custom on EnterpriseSource | Yes5, 10 or 30 projects by planSource |
| Choose engines per brand | YesPick AI assistants and add engines per brand | RelatedPer-platform or all-platform add-onSource | Not listed | Not listed | YesChoose 3 active models on Starter to AdvancedSource | Not listed | Not listed |
| Look-alike brand names kept apart | YesFinds same-named companies and asks which is you | Not listed | RelatedGroup related brand name variations as one competitorSource | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Portfolio view across brands | YesEvery brand on one screen with visibility and weekly change | YesAdd several brands, see combined share of voice; no cap on brands or domainsSource | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Client workspaces with agency controls | YesClient rows with a stage, a plan and a payment link | Not listed | Not listed | YesUnified workspace for multiple clients with prefilled dashboardsSource | YesIsolated project per client; unlimited client workspacesSource | Not listed | YesManage team and client accounts in one platformSource |
| One pool of usage shared across brands | YesOne credit pool, with each brand's questions set per brand | Not listed | YesAgency tier with shared credits between Pro and EnterpriseSource | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
Where each of them shines
Ahrefs Brand Radar adds several brands with combined share of voice and no cap on brands or domains. Compare in full
Rankscale scales from a few brand dashboards to a hundred and groups brand name variations.
Scrunch supports multiple brands, sites, regions and languages in one deployment. Compare in full
Peec AI offers unlimited projects on Enterprise and lets you choose active models. Compare in full
Writesonic tracks several brands or sites as separate projects next to its content tools.
SE Ranking's SE Visible plans scale by projects and prompts.
Questions about Multi-brand tracking
How many brands can I track in one workspace?
As many as your plan's brand limit allows. If you reach it, Proofsource explains the limit before you try to add another.
Do brands share credits?
Yes. All brands in a workspace draw from one credit pool, and you see what a new brand adds before you confirm it.
Can each brand have different competitors and questions?
Yes. Every brand has its own competitors, topics, buyer questions and question quota.
Can I track different AI engines for different brands?
Yes. Choose the AI assistants each brand is measured on. Each brand can run up to 10 AI engines, from ChatGPT and Perplexity to Gemini, Copilot and Grok, depending on the plan.
What if another company has the same name as my brand?
Proofsource finds look-alike brands that share your name and asks which one is you, so their mentions are not counted as yours.
Can I limit a teammate to one brand?
Yes. Brand and category grants limit a member to the brands they work on.
How is this different from separate accounts?
One workspace means one team, one bill and one credit pool, with a portfolio view across brands.
What is the portfolio?
It is one screen that lists every brand in your workspace with its AI visibility, range, cited questions, top cited domains and weekly change.
How does the call-first sort work?
Each brand's weekly change is checked against its range. The largest drop outside normal swing sorts to the top with a red dot.
What happens for brands that are not measured yet?
They show a clear not-measured-yet state instead of a zero.
Keep exploring
Try it on your own brand.
Proofsource is live: scan your brand and see Multi-brand tracking at work with your own answers, competitors and sources.
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