What the models search for while answering your prompts.
Search Behavior shows which web searches ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Perplexity fire when they answer your tracked prompts, and how often they fall back on web search at all.
How often each model falls back on web search.
Not every AI answer starts a web search. Some come straight from the model’s training data. Search Behavior measures, per model, what share of your prompt answers triggered a real live search over the selected window.
The exact keywords the models type into search.
When a model searches for your prompts, it types concrete keywords into the web. Search Behavior collects those queries across all your tracked prompts and orders them by frequency, so you see the terms worth ranking for to raise your citation chances.
What users tend to ask next.
Some models suggest follow-up questions after an answer. Search Behavior aggregates those suggestions globally and ranks them by frequency, so you see where users tend to go next: pure content-gap opportunity.
The most frequent follow-ups.
From providers that expose them.
You work on the terms the AI actually sees.
of Google searches with an AI summary still lead to a click on a website. Without one it is 15%.
Pew Research Center, 2025The trigger rate tells you whether the model searches in your space at all. Where it does, fresh sources have a say.
The top queries are the raw terms models type into the web. Rank for those instead of guessing at volume.
Follow-up prompts show where users go after an answer: a concrete pointer to the next piece of content you are missing.
See what the models search for on your prompts.
First answers within 24 hours of setup.