Frequently Asked Questions

You can — but one manual check is a single sample from a personalized, non-deterministic system. AITWIRE runs the same prompts across engines, phrasings, and cycles, scores every answer against your confirmed facts, and tracks the trend with confidence intervals.

Monitoring stops at a dashboard. AITWIRE closes the loop: it measures how AI systems answer, helps you calibrate the sources they read — measured recommendations and structured data you approve, never generated prose — and re-measures to prove what changed.

A tracked prompt (what some tools call a tracked question), run against one AI answer surface, is an answer check — is the number to compare with a competitor's "answers analysed". The difference is AI Answer Grading: a visibility tool records whether you were mentioned; AITWIRE grades the whole answer against the facts you approved, on five scored dimensions, and holds only the uncertain verdicts for your review. With prompt-based tools that grading is your team's job, by hand — and when you leave, the dashboard's history goes with it. AITWIRE's graded checks compound into your approved record, findings history, and evidence trail: an asset you keep.

We don't claim certainty — we measure it. After every update, AITWIRE automatically re-probes the 9 directly probed AI systems with the same prompts, then shows you the accuracy delta per system, each with a 95% confidence interval. A change is called real only when it survives multiple-comparison correction; an underpowered result reads inconclusive, not flat.

AI systems re-crawl and re-train on their own schedules — some answers move within days, most take a cycle or two. That's why AITWIRE re-measures on your plan's cadence and reports movement only when it clears the statistics: measured timelines, not promised ones.

Training is allowed by default, but you control it: opt-out and per-bot blocking.

AITWIRE measures how your brand facts appear across AI systems and digital sources, detects when those facts are incorrect or stale, and publishes machine-readable corrections you approve, then re-measures whether AI answers change. It is not primarily an SEO tool — it is infrastructure for authority, freshness, and correction in the AI era.

Business name · locations · hours · phone numbers · pricing ranges · service descriptions · staff profiles · appointment and booking links · policies · product or service availability · brand claims · accepted payment types. These are exactly the details AI systems frequently summarize incorrectly — especially for service businesses, healthcare providers, legal firms, hospitality, and retail.

Yes. You can declare protected facts (what must remain true), deprecated facts (what is outdated), suppressed claims (what must not be said), and replacement mappings (what should replace old information). AITWIRE converts those intent-level declarations into machine-first authority records and publishes the corrections you approve to AI-visible surfaces.

No. AITWIRE cannot force external AI systems or search platforms to instantly change their outputs. What it can do is publish the right facts for them to ingest, present your source as canonical, and downgrade stale conflicting sources — then re-measure their answers. The right framing is: detect, codify, publish, re-measure, and report what changed — not guaranteed instant removal.

No — smarter AI makes AITWIRE more important, not less. A more capable model still needs to decide what source is trustworthy, what is current, and how to resolve conflicting facts. That is exactly where AITWIRE sits. Smarter AI also raises the stakes: it makes more confident decisions, drives more purchasing intent, and is trusted more by users. Incorrect brand facts matter more commercially when AI is more capable. AITWIRE does not exist to help dumb AI read your website. It exists to help you govern the record AI systems answer from — and that need grows as AI becomes more central to how customers find and evaluate businesses.

SEO optimizes for human-facing search rankings. AITWIRE is built for the AI era: machine-first authority signals, canonical truth records, freshness controls, correction loops, and governance for what AI systems should trust, reference, and repeat. Many of the same underlying facts matter — but the mechanisms, formats, and correction models are different.

Drift is the gap between your canonical truth and what is actually being repeated across AI-visible sources. It happens when pages go stale, listings fall out of sync, third-party data ages, or AI systems train on outdated content. AITWIRE detects drift, scores its severity, and helps you publish corrections to close the gap.

No. You can start with a free AI Readiness Assessment that requires no account. The dashboard walks you through each step — scan, review, publish, monitor. Advanced features like custom governance rules, connectors, and API access are available for technical teams on Pro and AITWIRE AI plans.

Four subscription plans run the same Assurance Loop at increasing depth. Free ($0) establishes your AI readiness baseline — an on-demand AI Readiness Assessment that reads how ready your site is for AI systems — plus your published authority surfaces. It does not include a measured AI Update: those begin on the paid plans (Standard monthly, Pro weekly, AITWIRE AI daily). Standard (from $99 USD/mo) is AI Monitoring — a monthly AI Answer Update cycle, drift and sentiment alerts, connectors, and edge-deployed authority surfaces. Pro (from $349 USD/mo) is Continuous AI Monitoring plus calibration — weekly updates, competitor tracking, and measured proof of what changed. AITWIRE AI (contact us) is the managed Assurance Loop run daily. Assurance (contact us) is a fifth tier, sold as an invoice-billed engagement rather than a self-serve subscription — it sits alongside the four rather than above them: it runs at AITWIRE AI depth and adds audit-grade rigor — pre-committed thresholds, reproducibility, and a tamper-evident evidence trail — producing a first-party assurance report. See aitwire.com/plans for current prices in your currency.