Heralded makes its AI visibility Snapshot free
The one-time report shows B2B brands whether six AI engines recommend them, who they recommend instead and what to fix, with no account needed.
- Released
Heralded today made the Heralded Snapshot free for everyone, with no account needed. The Snapshot is a one-time report on how AI engines see a brand. In about ten minutes it shows whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode recommend the brand when buyers ask the questions they really ask, who the engines recommend instead, which sources decide it and what to fix first.
Each Snapshot puts 20 buyer questions to all six engines, twice each, then reads the pages the engines cite and the brand’s own site. Every claim in the report links back to what the engines actually said.
Before calling it the most complete AI visibility snapshot available, Heralded compared nearly 50 one-off scans, free and paid, and published the comparison at heralded.ai/snapshot/compare, including the rows where other tools win.
“The Snapshot is a diagnostic. Its job is to settle whether AI visibility deserves your time and budget at all,” said Vlad Bisceanu, founder of Heralded. “I think the information you need to make that decision should be free.”
Availability
The Snapshot is free at heralded.ai/snapshot. Extra Snapshots are available as credits, and agencies can buy credits at an agency rate to run Snapshots for prospects and clients.
About Heralded
Heralded is the AI visibility command center for B2B brands. Its agents do the work that improves how AI recommends a brand. When buyers ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google who to shortlist, the answer draws on everything written about a brand: its site and content, its search rankings, its reviews, and every article, comparison and forum thread that mentions it. Heralded works on all of it, for marketing teams with no time for just another dashboard. Its agents find why buyers are being sent to a competitor, then write the content, fix the site and go after the sources that shape the answer.