Claude rank tracker: see how Claude talks about your brand

Why track Claude

Claude is used heavily by professionals: developers, analysts, consultants, marketers and people writing or researching for work. When they ask which tool, agency or supplier to choose, the answer reaches someone who is often close to a decision, and sometimes the person who signs the purchase.

It is also a useful check on how your brand is understood. Claude tends to explain its recommendations, so the answer does not just name you: it says what you are known for, who you are right for and how you compare with others. That description is worth reading as carefully as your position, because it tells you which message about your brand has actually reached the web.

What Claude learned about you, and what it finds

An AI can answer in two ways. It can answer from what it learned during training, without searching, in which case the answer comes with no links. Or it can search the web first and build the answer on the pages it finds, citing them as sources. Claude does both, depending on the question: general questions are often answered from what it already knows, while questions about recent products, prices or local businesses tend to trigger a search.

The two cases tell you different things. An answer without sources reflects your brand's reputation as the web described it over months or years, and it changes slowly, usually with new model versions. An answer with sources reflects what ranks and what is published today, and it can change from one week to the next. Tracking Claude over time shows you both, and the cited pages tell you where to act. The same logic applies to ChatGPT and Gemini.

How QuotedBy tracks your brand in Claude

You set up a project once: your brand and its spelling variants, your website, a few competitors and the questions to track. When you start a run, QuotedBy opens Claude in a tab and types the first question. You press Enter, QuotedBy waits for the answer to finish, saves it and moves to the next question. The same run can include ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Perplexity in parallel tabs, as described in our guide on how to track brand mentions in AI search.

Each answer is read for you: whether your brand appears, in what position, which competitors come first and how Claude describes you. When Claude searches the web, its sources are saved too and ranked across your questions, which you can explore further with AI citation tracking. Every answer is kept with its full text, links, a screenshot and the date.

A practical tip: Claude can use memory and your personal preferences to shape its answers. Track from an account dedicated to monitoring, or with those features switched off, and keep the same account between runs so the comparison stays fair.

After each run you see what changed: questions gained or lost, positions, new competitors and new sources. The AI visibility overview then puts Claude next to the other four platforms, so you can see whether it treats your brand better or worse than the rest.

Free Claude rank tracking, and what Pro adds

The Free plan tracks Claude for one project with three competitors and 20 active questions, together with the other four platforms, and keeps 90 days of visible history. It works with free and paid Claude accounts.

Pro, at 24 € a month, is for freelancers and small teams who follow several clients: 10 projects, 15 competitors and 80 active questions, full history, built-in AI analysis with no API key, alerts when a client drops out of an answer and PDF reports with your own logo.

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